Amber Heard "dodges" Johnny Depp, always looking at the jury, why?

Amber Heard's avoidance of eyes from ex-husband Johnny Depp during hearings and only eye contact with the jury made many people curious.

According to Fox News, Amber Heard did not take her eyes off the jury when giving testimony, accusing Johnny Depp. Millions of spectators witnessed this repeat at most of the hearing, wondering why?

From an expert point of view, it is possible that the Aquaman star is following the advice of a lawyer, but when abused, this action will become a double-edged sword and have the opposite effect - according to Susan Constantine, a specialist. body language and detect leadership and deception.

"Too much eye contact can make the jury uncomfortable and make them feel that their objectivity and neutrality are affected," Constantine said.

Explaining further, Constantine said that people with people even just a glance at each other is enough to create a relationship. As a result, Heard always kept her eyes on the jury and her potential communicators.

"It's not clear if Amber is trying to connect with some or all of the jurors. As a behavior expert, I don't advise clients to stare at the jury when answering, because it makes them look like they're not. It's like a trained robot," Constantine said.

Speaking to Fox News, former US attorney Neama Rahmani said that the jury is the "audience" of the witnesses. In court, witnesses are often told to only look directly at the jury.

"Experienced witnesses are trained to look at the jury as they answer questions. That's why you see professional witnesses like Dr. Curry and Dr. Hughes doing this," Rahmani said. The jury is the audience of the witness, not the attorney asking the question or other people in or out of the courtroom."

According to Rahmani's observations, Heard wanted the juries to believe she was telling the truth and that Depp was the source of all the contradictions.

"Eye contact reinforces honesty, and conversely, when you avoid someone's gaze, it's a sign of deception," the former lawyer added.

It can be seen that the trial of Johnny Depp against Amber Heard for defamation is attracting more attention on social networks than any other topic.

As evidenced by the recent trial, media monitoring platform NewsWhip published data showing that the lawsuit between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard attracted an average of 508 social media interactions (likes, comments and shares). for each post for the month.

This interaction is 5 times higher than articles related to abortion (141 interactions) and 10 times higher than the series about Covid-19 (44 interactions). Americans are worried about rising prices of goods and services, but the article about inflation has only received an average of 70 likes, comments and shares.

The intense war between Russia and Ukraine doesn't make Americans want to read like Heard tells about his ex-husband, with an average of 91 interactions. Even President Joe Biden is not getting as much attention as Depp and Heard.

According to Insider, hot events related to war, abortion, inflation ... are all overwhelmed by the case of the Pirates of the Caribbean star in terms of interest. In the past month, there have been four times more searches for the name Amber Heard on Google than for "abortion" or "supreme court".

The source said that only Elon Musk is mentioned more online after the Hollywood actor pair. When announcing the acquisition of Twitter, searches for the tech billionaire's name increased rapidly, but Musk's ex - Amber Heard - was still searched twice as much as him.

Social media is now flooded with photos and videos of Heard and Depp's expressions and actions during the hearings. The series of clips with the hashtag #JusticeForJohnny has an incredible total of 8.3 billion views.

Rachel Stockman, president of Law & Crime Network, told The Independent that of the 9 million viewers watching the Depp and Heard lawsuit every day, only 35% live in the US, the rest spread around the world, in that recorded 7% in the UK.

Witnessing those numbers, Stockman must say that the livestream record of the Law & Crime Network platform will soon be set.

And yet, besides the two main characters and witnesses, lawyer Camille Vasquez was also noticed after the trial of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard. According to TMZ, Camille Vasquez attracted reporters' lenses when she stepped out of the Fairfax courthouse, Virginia (USA). A long line of spectators also surrounded her to take pictures and shake hands.

The New York Post reported that the 38-year-old lawyer became a "celebrity" after the lawsuit between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, especially the cross-examination with the Aquaman star on May 17.

TMZ reporter asked Camille Vasquez: "Are you and Johnny Depp dating. Everyone wants to know the real relationship of the two?". To questions from the press and the audience, the female lawyer refused to answer. She smiled and waved to Depp's fans standing by the side of the road.

Before that, the actions of Johnny Depp and his personal lawyer at the trials caught the audience's attention. The two whispered into each other's ears several times and smiled. At the end of the hearings, the actor did not forget to hug Camille Vasquez.

The moments of holding hands, chatting and looking at both became viral on social networks.

Based on the two's body language, viewers speculate that Johnny Depp and Camille Vasquez may be dating.

However, a source close to lawyer Camille Vasquez said that the two's relationship was purely for work.

The trial between Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard is expected to end on May 27, after which it will move to the deliberation part of the jury.

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