For a few hours on Friday, freedom looked within reach for Marius Borg Høiby. Then the Norwegian State Prosecutor’s Office reversed course, and the window was slammed shut again. Officials announced their request to the Oslo District Court to keep Mette-Marit’s son in custody for four more weeks, fitted once again with an electronic ankle bracelet. Their reasoning: his risk of reoffending.
The decision came down in a statement to local media, catching even his own defense team off guard.
“We are very surprised, because the prosecution had indicated that he should be released, given that we consider this a case of reverse violence. We don’t…
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