PeoplesElbow
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That's why I call her Amber Turd.
so, Johnny Depp....
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Mental. All of them are freaking mental.
See, I'm the opposite. I have enjoyed having this to watch as opposed to all of the political crap that just gets me mad. I consider it a break. I love Johnny Depp as an actor, but what a mess. I am glad to see someone stand up against "Me Too" but having to make the choice to let all of this personal information out just to not be labeled a wife beater would take a toll. This will not affect me in any way but I do hope he wins.
This is an important trial for many reasons:
- An man falsely accused of violence against a woman in a "woman is always believed over the man" society.
- The media and ACLU working in collusion with a known domestic abuser (Amber Heard) to do a career-ending hit piece on a successful person in the name of virtue signaling.
- The world can witness how a deranged, gaslighting individual can wreck their mate emotionally, spiritually, and physically.
- So the world can see how piss poorly many attorneys perform in court, even if they are paid the big bucks. Perry Mason was a fiction created by writers.
Watch: Viewers Notice Amber Heard Courtroom Testimony Sounds Identical to Lines from Famous Movies
Viewers took to social media to point out that several of Amber Heard’s statements during her testimony in the Johnny Depp defamation trial on Wednesday sounded very similar to lines from famous movies.
In one example, social media users noted that the actress sounded strikingly similar to Gwyneth Paltrow’s character Marge Sherwood from the 1999 film The Talented Mr. Ripley while she recalled the earlier part of her relationship with Johnny Depp on the witness stand.
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Seriously People? You didn't think there would be acting on the stand by actors?
Viewers took to social media to point out that several of Amber Heard’s statements during her testimony in the Johnny Depp defamation trial on Wednesday sounded very similar to lines from famous movies.
In one example, social media users noted that the actress sounded strikingly similar to Gwyneth Paltrow’s character Marge Sherwood from the 1999 film The Talented Mr. Ripley while she recalled the earlier part of her relationship with Johnny Depp on the witness stand.
Watch: Viewers Notice Amber Heard Courtroom Testimony Sounds Identical to Lines from Famous Movies
Viewers took to social media to point out that several of Amber Heard's statements during her testimony in the Johnny Depp defamation trial on Wednesday sounded very similar to lines from famous movies.
Seriously People? You didn't think there would be acting on the stand by actors?
PeoplesElbow
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Amber Heard blamed the infamous defecation incident on Johnny Depp's teacup yorkie Boo.
Depp had stormed out of their apartment morning after another blow up over him not showing up on time for her 30th birthday dinner. She told jurors he violently attacked her and sexually assaulted her during the April 2016 altercation.
She left Boo in her bed while she and her friend packed for their trip to Coachella.
“[Boo] had eaten Johnny’s weed when she was a puppy and had bowel control issues," Heard told jurors. "We regularly had to take her to the vet to figure out what was wrong with this dog."
Boo sometimes had accidents on the floor and in their marital bed but she didn't notice anything amiss that morning, Heard said.
www.foxnews.com
Depp had stormed out of their apartment morning after another blow up over him not showing up on time for her 30th birthday dinner. She told jurors he violently attacked her and sexually assaulted her during the April 2016 altercation.
She left Boo in her bed while she and her friend packed for their trip to Coachella.
“[Boo] had eaten Johnny’s weed when she was a puppy and had bowel control issues," Heard told jurors. "We regularly had to take her to the vet to figure out what was wrong with this dog."
Boo sometimes had accidents on the floor and in their marital bed but she didn't notice anything amiss that morning, Heard said.
Johnny Depp wins defamation trial against Amber Heard, awarded over $10m in damages
Jurors spent about 12 hours deliberating over three days in the defamation trial that has pitted the "Pirates of the Caribbean" star against "Aquaman" actress Amber Heard. The jury rejected Heard's claims that Depp had abused her. The panel awarded Heard $2m in damages in her countersuit.
www.foxnews.com
