Amber Heard reveals treatment records that prove Johnny Depp's abuse

Although the trial of the defamation case between Hollywood star couple Amber Heard and Johnny Depp ended, the victory belonged to the actor "Pirates of the Caribbean", but the troubles and accusations of the couple still took place.

Two weeks have passed when the trial of the Hollywood star couple Amber Heard and Johnny Depp ended. But controversies, dramas or the couple's most unmoving movements are often exploited by the media, and netizens are more interested than anyone.

The actress recently sat down with Today Savannah Guthrie for her first interview since the trial ended, and the talk will air during a prime time slot on NBC this Friday. .

Recently, a 20-minute clip on Peacock revealed that Amber Heard showed NBC a lot of documents from a doctor who treated the " Aquaman" actress over the years during their work. work and tell what happened to her.

Accordingly, in an interview with Savannah Guthrie aired on "Dateline" Amber Heard said in the video: "There was a notebook full of five months from the beginning of the relationship and was taken by the treating doctor. to me, to whom I reported the abuse."

According to Dateline, the documents detail an incident that happened in 2012, in which Johnny Depp allegedly "hit her, threw her against a wall, and threatened to kill her."

Accordingly, Johnny Depp was accused of "ripping off her nightgown, throwing her on the bed" eight months later, and in 2013, the actor "threatened to kill her by throwing her against the wall". Hence the "rumor", Amber Heard's legal team was previously unable to present the documents as evidence during the public trial.

Meanwhile, a spokesman for Johnny Depp told "Dateline" that the actor just wanted to "move on" after winning the lawsuit, speaking to Heard in an interview with NBC.

In addition to revealing specific records of the actress's treatment as well as proving Johnny Depp abused her, in the preview of the interview, Amber Heard did not blame the jury. jury for ruling in favor of ex-husband Johnny Depp, adding that she did all she could to create a work of "deeply broken relationships".

However, some lawyers questioned Amber Heard's decision to speak about the matter. Ambrosio E. Rodriquez, founder of The Rodriguez Law Group, told Newsweek that the interview shows Amber Heard doesn't "take her loss quietly".

"She is still free to speak her mind, but she, like all of us, has no right to make false accusations," he added.

Meanwhile Brett Turnbull of Turnbull Holcomb & Lemoine points out that while Amber Heard is allowed to say whatever she wants, her decision to speak could negatively affect her chances of winning a new trial later. when appealing.

Turnbull said: "As for defaming Depp, we are not allowed to make intentionally false statements publicly to damage the reputation of others or businesses. That is always defamation. ."

"Heard is allowed to say whatever she wants in her interview without affecting the appeal.

But, if she gets a new trial after appealing, she continues to potentially damage her chances of success in a later trial by admitting some things or making some claims. certain considerations in the public domain," he added.

The trial of Johnny Depp's "blockbuster" case with Amber Heard stemmed from a Washington Post article published in 2018 in which the actress described herself as a victim of domestic abuse. Later, actor Johnny Depp sued his ex-wife Amber Heard for defamation.

After a "blockbuster" trial that lasted for 6 weeks, the jury finally reached a verdict when the victory belonged to the "Pirates of the Caribbean" actor on June 1 and decided the actor received $10 million in restitution and $5 million in punitive damages. Meanwhile, Amber Heard has also been awarded $2 million in damages.

However, despite being found guilty of defamation, Amber Heard continued to publicly accuse her former partner of physical and sexual abuse - and told Dateline she was not the one trying to 'report her' enemy'.

"One thing I can tell you is that I'm not vindictive. This would be a really bad way to get revenge. My goal - the only thing I can hope for at the moment... I I just want people to see me as a person," she said in the Dateline preview.

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