
Following Amber Heard’s dramatic sexual assault testimony in court, the actress’s legal representatives issued remarks.
While Depp’s lawyer called Heard’s declaration her “greatest performance,” Amber Heard’s spokesperson slammed Depp for not being able to look his ex-wife in the eyes during court proceedings in Virginia.
“Ms. Heard did indeed provide ‘the performance of her life’ in her direct examination, as Mr. Depp’s counsel properly predicted in their opening statements last month,” a spokeswoman for Depp tells PEOPLE.
“While Ms. Heard’s claims have continued to sprout new and convenient facts,” Depp’s representative says, “Mr. Depp’s recollections have remained exactly the same during the six agonising years since her first charges were made.” “His truth, the truth, is the truth.”
Finally, the statement says, “Mr. Depp’s team’s impending cross questioning will be crucial, highlighting the numerous errors Ms. Heard has now sought to pass off as fact throughout her tangled evidence.
“As indicated by the statement just released, Mr. Depp’s defamation claim is coming apart so swiftly that his counsel are changing from prosecutor to persecutor,” Amber’s lawyers said.
“They brag about how Mr. Depp’s story has remained unchanged. If that’s the case, perhaps he should adopt a fresh tactic rather than the tired technique of criticising the victim and refusing to take responsibility for his own actions, as he did with the Domestic Violence Restraining Order and the libel case in the UK “Continues the spokesman.
“If Mr. Depp was actually innocent, why has he apologised to Ms. Heard so many times and sworn to put the’monster away for good?”
According to Heard’s spokeswoman, one of the Pirates of the Caribbean actor’s “disappointments” is his “inability to separate fact from fiction – a disease that appears to have spread to his legal team.”
“It’s no surprise that Mr. Depp has the bravery or fortitude to even look at Ms. Heard throughout the proceedings — as he couldn’t in the UK trial — and instead doodles and snickers.”
The spokesperson says, “Mr. Depp’s behaviour in this trial has been as pathetic as it was in their marriage.” “They appear to believe they need to double down on their clearly losing two-part strategy: the distraction
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