The century-old lawsuit between Hollywood superstar Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard, the 7-week offensive and defensive battle attracted worldwide attention, and the final victory was awarded to Johnny Depp, Ann Burheard had to pay Johnny Depp $10.35 million, and the person who claimed to be a member of the jury, said Anonymous that the key person who made Amberheader lose the case was Amberheader himself.
Johnny Depp and Amber Heard met in 2009 because of the co-movie “The Diary of a Drunk Guy”. The two got married in February 2015, but the marriage only lasted until January 2017, and then announced their divorce, and Amber Heard Germany applied to the court for a domestic violence protection order when he filed for divorce in May 2016. Since then, Johnny Depp has been accused of domestic violence and his acting career has been declining.
In December 2018, Amber Heard mentioned his opposition to sexual violence in the Washington Post column, and even called himself a “public figure representative of domestic violence” two years ago, although Amber Heard did not name Johnny in the article. Depp, but Johnny Depp was dissatisfied with being insinuated as a domestic abuser, so he sued Amber Heard for defamation and claimed $50 million. The lawsuit officially opened on April 11, 2022, during which Amber Heard filed a counterclaim and $100 million in compensation.
In a seven-week period (including a one-week adjournment), Johnny Depp fought a tough battle with his team of lawyers, and the final verdict came out on June 2, and Johnny Depp won the case.
After the lawsuit was over, one of the seven-person jury TikTok revealed that Amber Heard’s “my dog stepped on a bee” story made the jury suspect for the first time that what Amber Heard said was not true , an anonymous juror said: “At that time she seemed to be making up stories out of thin air”; again, Amber Heard said in his testimony: “My divorce settlement ($7 million) was ‘all donated’ to charity.” agencies (American Civil Liberties Union and Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles)”, but when Johnny Depp’s lawyer questioned this question, Amber Heard replied: “Yes, I ‘promise’ to donate it in full”, even arguing Explanation: “I consider the words ‘promise’ and ‘donation’ synonymous”, leading the jury to find Amberhead 100% denying that he had done anything wrong.
The key to the most reversal of this lawsuit is that when witnesses came forward to testify for Johnny Depp, Amber Heard himself said, “I know how many people will come forward and say anything for him, that is His strength, that’s why I wrote that pitch, I spoke out for that phenomenon,” said the jury that Amber Heard’s incrimination was conclusive, she wrote in a December 2018 Washington Post column. The writing is indeed directed at Johnny Depp, a “malicious attempt”.
According to regulations, the real names of the seven-member jury members must be kept secret for one year, but they are not prohibited from actively sharing their experience of the “Century Case” with the outside world.