Furthermore, Amber’s team edited over the authentic audio to be cheers instead of Boo’s and added a “journalist” talking about the “vitriol” Amber Heart has endured in the courtroom.
Johnny Depp has mega fans outside the courthouse every day, and every day when he shows up, they cheer like crazy, and they boo like crazy when Amber shows up.
However, something unexpected happened on Friday when Amber heard left the courthouse she left, and it seemed like fans were cheering and giving her flowers.
From the car, Amber is waving to some of her fans who are outside and cheering her. First of all, one fan gave her flowers. That’s okay, but the cheering in the background that’s not what we’ve seen at all, so Christina Randall searched around and found a video of the other angle where you can see a maximum of seven people and no crowd.
The video is from Christina Randall 1M YouTube channel where she elaborate this case. Watch this:
Hello from the other side.
The other side:
Depp is suing his ex-wife in a defamation suit to the tune of just under $50million over a 2018 Washington Post op-ed in which Heard claimed she was a survivor of domestic abuse.
Depp denies ever being violent towards her, but she is countersuing for double the figure.
There are a number of outcomes the trial can reach, but a mountain of testimony and evidence to wade through could mean the jury is deliberating for a long time.
It is impossible to say exactly how long the jury will deliberate for the Amber Heard vs Johnny Depp defamation trial. This is because the jury has to reach a unanimous verdict and there is a lot of evidence to go through.
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Should the jury find in favour of Depp, his ex-wife Heard could pay up to around$50million in damages. If the jury finds for Heard, Depp could pay up to around $99million. The judge has already rejected a motion to dismiss the suit against Depp.
In Virginia, a jury must come to a unanimous verdict in this sort of trial and if they cannot, the judge may be forced to declare a mistrial.
A defamation trial is a civil trial and not a criminal one and this means neither Depp nor Heard can be sent to prison based on the verdict given by the jury.
