Amber Heard finished her testimony in the long-running
defamation dispute between her and ex-husband Johnny Depp earlier this May, but not before
displaying combativeness and rage while being cross-examined by Camille Vasquez, the attorney
who examined her from Johnny Depp's team!
So what happened that made Amber rage at Camille?
After Amber Heard was cross-examined, Camille Vasquez, the attorney who examined her from
Johnny Depp's team is now considered an icon and role model for strong confident young
women!
Not only because she did a great job examining Amber Heard but because she caught her lying
and showed us Amber’s true colors.
Vasquez has become one of the most well-known figures among case fans.
Depp's followers have lavished online attention on her, which is generally reserved for actors
and singers.
There have been jubilant tweets and fan accounts on Instagram.
Depp fans have been known to line up outside the courthouse in the hopes of catching a
glimpse of Vasquez and receiving their own hug.
Following Vasquez's cross-examination of Heard, a meme recreated him as Thor, the god of thunder
played by Chris Hemsworth in Marvel films.
A lot of fans have posed for pictures with Camille, Ben chew, and all of Johnny Depp’s
team!
They’ve even posed for pictures with two alpacas a fan brought to cheer up her favorite
actor!
A search of Vasquez's name on Instagram yields a few fan accounts.
Camillevasquezofficial has 34,400 followers and is defined as a "supporter page for Ms.
Camille."
Its posts, the first of which was made on May 7, have mostly been images and video snippets
of Vasquez in and around the courthouse.
Camille Vasquez law passionate, Camille Vasquez, _camille vasquez_, and Camillevasquez official
are some of the smaller pages.
(All of these appear to be standard fan pages with no official affiliation with Vasquez.)
The legal conversation between Heard and ms.
Vasquez was pretty much a heated match!
Heard was questioned by ms.
Vasquez about an alleged 2015 incident in Australia, in which she claimed her then-husband
attacked her.
Depp apparently lost a part of his finger during the incident, according to her.
Depp's lawyer questioned Heard about why there were no medical records for any of the injuries
she reportedly sustained while fighting Depp.
"I didn't seek treatment," Heard replied in response.
Heard responded when Depp's lawyer Camille Vasquez said that despite the alleged assault,
Heard did not appear terrified of Depp.
“This is a man who tried to kill me.
Of course, it’s scary.
He’s also my husband.”
While police were contacted after an incident in May 2016, Heard did not file a report,
according to Depp's legal team.
She did, however, file for divorce and secure a domestic violence restraining order a few
days later.
According to Deadline, Vasquez observed during cross-examination that numerous witnesses
claimed that they did not detect any injuries on Heard's face following the altercation
with Depp.
The cross-examination was guided by Depp's defense team to images of Heard.
A Depp lawyer zoomed in on one black-and-white set taken a few weeks after Depp allegedly
assaulted her to show there were no obvious injuries.
According to the New York Post, when questioned if she was wearing makeup, Heard said, "Yes,
it's a photoshoot."
Depp's lawyer presented Heard another shot, this time with a noticeable bruising, and
asked if she had altered the image to make her bruise appear worse.
Heard testified, "I didn't touch it."
Hmm!
She didn’t touch it but she was wearing make-up!
Interesting!
If you think that was the only lie Ms. Heard was caught in...just keep watching!
Heard was questioned about if she kept her promise to donate the amount of her $7 million
divorce settlement with Depp to the American Civil Liberties Union and Children's Hospital
Los Angeles in another heated confrontation.
Heard responded that she uses the terms pledge and donation interchangeably.
“I use pledge and donation synonymously with one another,” Heard replied.
“They are the same thing.”
"That's how donations are paid," the actress answered after Vasquez posed the question
again.
Vasques didn’t stop there!
She said that she doesn’t use them synonymously.
“Sitting here today, you haven’t donated the 7 million, donated, not pledged, donated
— the $7 million divorce settlement to charity," Vasquez said.
Throughout the trial, Heard has claimed that the donation was supposed to be paid over
a 10-year period, but she had to halt owing to litigation costs as Johnny sued her!
During cross-examination, Heard characterized every witness whose testimony contradicted
hers as being wrong, misinformed, or simply someone with whom she disagreed.
When asked about a discrepancy in evidence between her and Depp's driver, Starling Jenkins,
by Depp attorney Camille Vasquez, Heard hinted Jenkins was incorrect.
"I remember everything about that night," she added, claiming she was afflicted by a
combination of MDMA and hallucinogenic mushrooms and had to leave the 2016 Coachella music
festival early.
Jenkins said that he drove her alone to her hotel, however, Heard testified that he drove
her home with her friends.
The Coachella excursion occurred the day after Heard's 30th birthday dinner, at which she
claims Depp arrived late and assaulted her.
Ms. Heard was also asked about her testimony that she walked out of the courthouse to a
sea of paparazzi and cameras after receiving the domestic violence restraining order against
Mr. Depp. and when asked whether she knew they were there, Heard informed the court
that she did not and that she assumed there was that potential because it was a public
building but she was shocked!
Even thpoough she ASSUMED!
Vasquez questioned Heard who had released a video to TMZ just days before depositions
in their divorce near the close of cross-examination, during which she looked to the jury with practically
every answer she provided.
The video showed Depp destroying their kitchen.
After that, the lawyer showed a videotaped deposition Heard gave on Aug. 13, 2016.
Heard was quizzed about the restraining order and a text message she sent to Depp's bodyguard,
Jerry Judge, in the video.
On the audio, Heard says she called Judge to inform him that TMZ had learned she was
planning to file a restraining order against Depp and that she was planning to divorce
him.
Heard claimed that she wanted Judge to tell Depp about the restraining order because she
didn't want Johnny to find out about it "from some other source, other than TMZ, which was
alerted," Heard stated before cutting herself off and covering her mouth with her hands.
“You slipped up there.
Didn’t you, Ms. Heard?”
Vasquez asked Tuesday after the tape ended.
“You let it slip out that TMZ had been alerted to your filing of the domestic violence restraining
order.
Didn’t you?”
“I disagree.
That’s not what I was talking about,” Heard said.
“TMZ owns the copyright now, doesn’t it?
Did they pay you for that?”
Vasquez asked.
An indignant Heard responded, “I never got paid because I had nothing to do with that.”
“I have no idea.
That’s not my area of expertise.
I wouldn’t even know how to do that.
Plus what does that get me?”
Heard snapped.
“If I wanted to leak things about Johnny, I could have done that in a much more successful
way, for years.”
Amber seems fierce since the start of this trial!
Really fierce!
If you think that was shocking, wait until you watch our next video!