Amber Heard's side thinks Johnny Depp hides important evidence, the battle has just begun

Speaking to the media, Amber Heard's lawyer, Elaine Charlson Bredehoft, said the jury was confused. She also believes that a large amount of evidence in favor of the actress was hidden during the trial.

The final verdict in the midst of the controversial lawsuit between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard was passed in the court on June 1. After a period of waiting, Depp's fans breathed a sigh of relief when the victory belonged to the actor born in 1963.

Outside the court, hundreds of spectators held up banners, chanting Depp's name to congratulate him. On social networking platforms, millions of viewers also expressed their agreement with the court's ruling. They allege that Depp exonerated him amid false accusations from his ex-wife over the years.

Meanwhile, Amber Heard has expressed disappointment with the court's decision and her legal representative said, the actress will appeal. This was also confirmed by Amber Heard's lawyer to the media on June 3.

Speaking to the media, Amber Heard's lawyer, Elaine Charlson Bredehoft, said the jury was confused. She also believes that a large amount of evidence in favor of the actress was hidden during the trial.

Amber Heard's lawyer revealed: "Some things were allowed in this court that shouldn't have been allowed, and it confused the jury. There was a lot of evidence that didn't come out."

Elaine Charlson Bredehoft believes the jury was unfair in deciding in favor of Johnny Depp, in part because the actor had the advantage of "wealth, power and fame".

"I think that makes a huge difference in this case. But it also shows us that we don't trust women even if they have pictures. Basically, unless she unplugs the phone. my phone and record a video of it all, otherwise no one would believe her," the female lawyer said.

The female lawyer also pointed out that Amber Heard was sued by an article published in 2018 about domestic v.iolence. The article did not mention Johnny Depp's name, but the actor argued that the article had ruined his career and image.

Amber Heard's lawyer said that the combination of the cameras in the courtroom and Johnny Depp's huge fan base in the courtroom or outside the court made the trial "a great convention". ".

"I believe social media and courtroom cameras are involved. I think all of that has had a negative effect, making this trial a lot more difficult for Amber," she said. Bredehoft said.

Bredehoft also said that the jurors in the trial tried to follow the judge's instructions, which is not to read any news about the trial on social networks and media. However, the female lawyer feels that it is very difficult to prevent daily discussions on the media and social networks.

"The reality is that social media is everywhere, on TV, on radio, on the Internet. It's really difficult to block that," the female lawyer concluded. Bredehoft said Aquaman's appeal will focus on highlighting information that Heard was not authorized to testify.

"I don't entirely doubt the justice of the judge. I think she's a very good judge. I've known her for a long time. But that doesn't mean I don't question the rulings. ", added female lawyer Bredehoft.

In April, actor Johnny Depp sued Amber Heard for $50 million and claimed that she had defamed him by claiming to be a "representative of domestic abuse" in the above article. Washington Post. Heard countersued her ex-husband for $100 million, saying Depp smeared her when his attorney called her accusations a "hoax."

Depp denied hitting Heard or any of the women and said she was the one who became violent in their relationship. He told jurors that the charges from Heard cost him "everything".

After six weeks of intense court battles, Johnny Depp won a defamation lawsuit against Amber Heard and received $15 million in damages. At the time of reading the verdict, the 59-year-old actor was in the UK.

Receiving the good news, the actor confided: "Six years ago, my life, the lives of my children, the lives of the people closest to me, the lives of those who have spent so many years supporting me. supporting and trusting me has changed forever. All in the blink of an eye... It was a s.hock to me, affecting my life and career. And six years later, the jury. The crew gave me back my life."

Before the court's ruling, the "The Tourist" star said he felt so small. He emphasized that he decided to pursue the case after careful consideration and awareness of the legal hurdles he faced.

The 59-year-old actor also shared that he was overwhelmed to receive love, support and kindness from all over the world and thanked the judge, jury, court staff, and police. with the people involved. Depp said he hopes his truth-telling journey will help people in the same situation as him, whether they are men or women. "Truth never goes away," emphasized the Hollywood star.

Johnny Depp made little profit, Amber Heard lost a lot after defamation lawsuit Nắng16:51:42 02/06/2022After this shocking lawsuit, Johnny Depp did not make much profit, while Amber suffered a heavy loss. But for the "married" guy, finance is not important, what he needs here is his honor and reputation. On June 1 (local time), the jury has just reached a final conclusion for the...