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“She’s A Troubled Person That’s So Desperate For Attention”- Johnny Depp’s Lawyer Slams Amber Heard In Closing Argument


Amber Heard was slammed by Johnny Depp’s legal time during the closing argument session held during the trial’s end.

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According to local media reports, things got really heated at a fast pace when Johnny Depp’s lawyer called out Amber Heard for being so troubled and desperate for attention that she had to stoop so low to fabricate tales.

“There’s an abuser in the courtroom and it is not Johnny Depp. There is a victim of abuse in the courtroom and it’s not Amber Heard”- mentioned famed lawyer Camille Vasquez on Friday.

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Source: EPA

After referencing Amber Heard’s apparent lies, the lawyer then went on to target all the incidents in the past that Heard had been involved in, just so she could show the world that she was a victim of domestic abuse, while the reality was the complete opposite.

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Vasquez then went on to explain in detail how all the pictures captured by Amber Heard were edited and those that were not failed to show any signs of abuse that she tried to describe in the courtroom.

Source: Deadline

“The world only saw what Amber Heard wanted them to see”- the lawyer added in a bold tone, leaving many in the courtroom speechless.

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Two years after her abuse, she wanted to show the world while promoting the biggest role of her career that she was a victim so people would feel sorry for her and give her more opportunities in the world of cinema.

Source: Reuters

In the same way, she reminded jurors before leaving how it’s impossible to ignore how Amber Heard suffers from a borderline personality disorder and that’s what needs to be taken into consideration for a case like this.

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Source: Reuters

The verdict is still up in the air as the jury continues their deliberations after returning from their Memorial Day holiday. And until then, the world has its eyes glued to the screen.

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