The Amber Heard - Johnny Depp trial is finally coming to an end as Judge Penny has officially
handed the case to the jury. Judge Penny also did a remarkable job in revealing every time Amber
Heard has lied in her testimony. While we are waiting for the jury’s decision, let's talk about
the lies Amber told and find out how Judge Penny exposed them and what was her reaction to them?
As she cross-examined Johnny Depp on Thursday, his lawyer Camille Vasquez informed Amber Heard that
her lies had been revealed to the world several times. Camille also questioned Amber Heard about
committing perjury and leaking information to the press in order to slant the case in her favor.
Amber has sued Johnny for $50 million in slander, and he has countersued her for $100 million.
The case's trial, which has been going on since April of 2022, is slated to end on May 27.
Camille did a tough cross-examination of Amber for allegedly lying on the witness stand the
day before the last hearing. Amber is seen on the witness stand being questioned by Camille
in videos from the ongoing trial in Virginia. Camille told Amber, "Your lies have been exposed
to the world multiple times" to which she responded, "I haven't lied about anything."
Camilla interrogated Amber about the events in Hicksville, where she alleges Johnny seized a
woman's wrist and threatened to break it because he was envious of her leaning on his wife.
When Camille inquired about contracting testimony,
Amber stated that she became enraged because Johnny didn't pay attention to her, but the
actor claimed that many people make statements simply to be a part of 'the Johnny Depp show.'
Amber claimed she attacked Johnny once after hearing that he knocked his ex-girlfriend
Kate Moss down the stairs and was worried he would do the same to her sister Whitney Heard,
who was attempting to break up a disagreement between them. Camille asked Amber if she hadn't
expected Kate Moss' recent testimony in Johnny's favor, to which the actor replied, "Incorrect,
I knew how many people will come out of the woodwork to support Johnny."
Which led Camille to literally chuckle saying: “kate moss will come out of the woodwork!”.
and it led Ben chew to explain that Kate Moss has never in her life testified in any court but she
did appear in the court via a video call for her ex boyfriend who she dated about 30 years ago!
Kate Moss testefied of her intimate relationship with Johnny Depp saying that he never pushed,
kicked, or threw her down any stairs unlike what Ms. Heard claimed!
Camilla also inquired if Amber had leaked information to the press when she appeared in
court in May 2016 with a bruised face, reportedly as a result of domestic abuse by Johnny,
to obtain a restraining order against him. Camille inquired, "You alerted TMZ you would be filing?"
and Amber replied, "No I did not." Camille noted that the media was present on the day Amber
"didn't bother to wear makeup to cover up the mark" on her face. Denying that her legal team
had leaked information to the media, Amber exclaimed to that saying,
"What survivor of domestic violence wants that?" Before being questioned by Ms. Vasques,
Amber Heard opened her testimony last week by being cross-examined by her lawyer,
Elaine Bredehoft, after she was spotted revising her testimony in the middle of the trial.
Elaine Bredehoft asked Ms. Heard about Depp's first act of violence against her. According to
Heard's earlier account, it occurred in early 2012. However, in her most recent testimony,
she stated that Depp began beating her "about early 2013," not the previous year. But she
didn’t change the event though, she still narrated the same event over the "wino forever" tattoo
We don't understand why she changed her testimony at the end of the trial!
How would that affect her credibility? She claimed she "forgot" about giving
an incorrect date for Depp's first aggressive behavior against her.
She asserted, however, that it "changed her life forever" and she simply miscalculate the date.
"The first time someone slaps you like that, you never forget it," she stated
“It changes your life forever. You never forget that. You just get the date wrong.” she said
So Ms Heard never forgot the incident but she just forgot the date of that
incident that changed her life forever! Heard claimed that the cops visited their
house multiple times during their relationship and that they talked about searching through
her therapist files to see whether there were any episodes of physical violence.
When asked why she didn't only remember the episodes,
she said their relationship was "aggressive" and "chaotic," as well as "loving" and "emotional,"
and that the "violence was almost normal." And even though as she said, “you never forget
the first time someone slaps you like that” she still had a very reasonable explanation for it!
At least in her mind she did! she explained her miscalculation of the dates saying:
“I am embarrassed to say. I think I would have liked to believe that the period in which I had
to fall in love with Johnny, and we fell in love, in which he was sober and he wasn’t violent to me,
lasted for a lot longer than it did. Think I would have liked
to believe that I wasn’t hit so early in the relationship and still stayed.
He was also sober for a period in 2012 which was a peaceful time for us, in which we fell in love.
So I had kind of allowed myself I guess, to forget that the beginning of that period – 2012,
before he got sober was, really violent and chaotic as well. I am embarrassed to say that.”
In her confrontations with Depp, Heard claims that the word "couch" served as a safe haven.
On audio recordings of the pair's confrontations, jurors heard this term repeated.
Heard: [Couch] was a word like "truce," where you lay down your
guns and declare, "We're not fighting anymore." Throughout their relationship, she claimed to have
dealt with many different versions of Depp, and the two devised a safe term for fights:
"couch." Divorce was regularly mentioned in their relationship, she said.
When Elaine asked Amber on how she determined the dates and why she changed her testimony,
she claimed that she reviewed her therapist’s notes! And to that
Camille made an objection of "hearsay". The judge seemed pretty agitated by all the
lies from the way she sustained the objection and even interrupted Elaine as she was trying to make
an argument! The judge seemed pretty consistent by repeating: "I'll sustain the objection"
Now the question here asks itself: will Amber Heard face any circumstances for her lies?
If the jury decides that Amber Heard lied under oath,
she should face fines or a five-year jail sentence if she is found guilty of perjury.
Because Amber Heard lying about how she met Johnny Depp is one thing, but lying about the
actor abusing her in all the horrific ways she described is another. If Heard lies about this,
she risks losing not only the $50 million trial, but possibly her job. Nobody in Hollywood will
ever want to work with her, and she will almost certainly be shunned by society.