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All About Crime.

I'm Mama Jules, and today, let's have a rapid fire Thursday.

We do these every once in a while when we have several cases

that I can report on that might not have solutions, but they're evolving and they're interesting.

And also, with this Thursday, you guys kind of created the rapid fire Thursday. You set me so

many case suggestions from all across the world. So let's just dive in.

First, we've got a perceived scandal and criminal activity in a royal family.

No, not Megan and Harry and Prince Andrew.

They're not the ones making the headlines this week.

It's the Norwegian royal family.

So let's start with the crown prince of Norway, 52-year-old Hakon Magnus, the only son of King Harold V and Queen Sonia. He is the fourth

generation of a sitting royal family from the house of Glucksburg. Now when Hakon was 17 years old,

his grandfather died, which led his father, Harold, to become the king, and Hakon to become the crown prince.

Hakon served in the Royal Norwegian Navy, and then he found himself in America, obtaining a BA and political science from UC Berkeley.

He finally returned to Europe, except this time,

he landed in London, where he graduated with a master's in international trade. Now, during this time,

he met and married a commoner, Matei Marie Hoibbe, who was also a single mother. Oh, how the Norwegians must have gasped. According to Wikipedia,

which is what I'm relying on since I'm not Norwegian, the outrage by the people of Norway was

not so much about her being a single mother. It was more about her bad behaviors. It seems Matamari enjoyed the rave culture in Oslo, and that rave culture was heavily infused with drugs.

Probably not the best look for a soon-to-be princess.

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