BBC have put 3 different pages up on this case today since she started her testimony
JD hardly featured when he was on the stand.
Outrageous
JD hardly featured when he was on the stand.
Outrageous
Haven't been able to watch today, what was the Clive Barker thing?
This is why JD's team wanted the trial to be streamed and available to the public. Imagine if it wasn't?BBC have put 3 different pages up on this case today since she started her testimony
JD hardly featured when he was on the stand.
Outrageous
I think it's been mentioned but Heard's team is trying to prolong the direct examination to get through the rest of the day until the scheduled 10-day trial break which starts tomorrow. I expect her to be less flowery in her language once the trial resumes.I feel like Heard definitely slipped up at the end there talking about how they would call each other terrible names, then she stuttered for a bit, spoke about a bruise she did not know where it was on her body and then stuttered again before talking about how Depp would always hit her repeatedly.
I am just shocked at how her lawyer team isn't coaching her to keep the words to a minimum, keep it to facts not hearsay etc. She is completely screwing things up for herself IMO.
The faces of Depp's lawyers when she started talking about Depp constantly hitting her but she couldn't remember where the bruises were:
This is why JD's team wanted the trial to be streamed and available to the public. Imagine if it wasn't?
The piece on The National / CBC in Canada was like 2 minutes long, opened with her accusations, barely covered Depp (just finger cut clip), and then finished with someone saying this is going to hurt victims and stop them from coming forward (the lawsuit). What about male victims coming forward? Seems like she wasn't thinking about that at all.
Not shocked but disappointed.
Found it:
I guess I just find the attempt at unbiased reporting to come off as biased. IDK.
I first would like to state that victims may not have evidence to back up their claims of abuse, but this does not mean they have not been abused. However, I feel what ultimately hurts Amber's credibility here the most is that she had taken multiple pictures, including the bruise on her arm, JD's cocaine table, him sleeping, etc., as well as filming JD slamming cupboard doors, but when it comes to the most intense moments such as when JD hit her hard enough that her blood spewed onto the wall, that suddenly does not warrant a picture.
So four things about Heard since yesterday, while for Depp's testimony there are four things over the space of a week but two of them talking about the burning text.
Nearly time stamped and organised by the BBC. Crazy.
Logged a complaint not that it'll do much
What is he dreaming about? How to commit more violence!?
This would be similar to being Trump's lawyer lol.I am just shocked at how her lawyer team isn't coaching her to keep the words to a minimum, keep it to facts not hearsay etc. She is completely screwing things up for herself IMO.
Is that really as it appears or was she told to do that pose by one of the lawyers for some legal reason I can't think of?
I think it's been mentioned but Heard's team is trying to prolong the direct examination to get through the rest of the day until the scheduled 10-day trial break which starts tomorrow. I expect her to be less flowery in her language once the trial resumes.
Is that really as it appears or was she told to do that pose by one of the lawyers for some legal reason I can't think of?
I noticed similar behavior on GMA this morning, I assume most media outlets are one the same page- but even amongst online publications/blue check writers types, they're uniformly either pro-Amber or equivocation.BBC have put 3 different pages up on this case today since she started her testimony
JD hardly featured when he was on the stand.
Outrageous
I don't understand something. If they had so many issues prior to the marriage, why even continue the relationship? It's not like she is poor or anything. It of course might be a case of "marriage will fix everything" sort of thing, as dumb as it sounds some people do think like that.
Yeah, you took my thoughts of out of mind. If that is the case shouldn't be mentioned in court? or was it mentioned yesterday and I missed it?Or maybe she might say she felt trapped and controlled on top of that. Like he blackmailed her into marriage on the condition that he'd destroy her career and reputation if she left. I don't know—speculation.
I don't think it has yet, but I'm sure it will come up in crossYeah, you took my thoughts of out of mind. If that is the case shouldn't be mentioned in court? or was it mentioned yesterday and I missed it?
When he took the stand he tried really hard to cry, tears and everything but couldn't and instead made a bunch of exaggerated, over the top faces trying to make himself hyperventilate. It became a meme with how ridiculous it was.Rittenhouse? I've heard of that trial, but I know little about it.
I guess it shows how isolated the property is. Could be used to imply she was being held hostage by Depp. I don't know.
The whole atmosphere around this is making me a little uncomfortable tbh. It feels as if people are watching some reality TV show where they stan for the contestants and not, you know, domestic abuse trial.It's so weird how the climate around this trial changes so much depending on where on the internet you are. On Twitter it's like an identity defining culture war, can't trust tiktok because of the younger skewing demographic and the algorithm curating like minded content, I don't really see anything about this on Instagram, and haven't looked to Reddit for anything, but then you have stuff like this?
It's been a bizarre case to watch unfold, especially this week. Seeing Heard on the stand really reminded me of some of the behaviors of an ex friend I got away from because she made me uncomfortable. I later realized how emotionally manipulative she was and continues to be to others, and it's made it incredibly hard to tell if I can remain impartial to Heard's case. I can't imagine how difficult this is to see so publicly drawn out and debated over for people who have suffered abusive partners to more extremes than I have.
On one hand I understand the fear of "swinging the pendulum too far the other way" and giving toxic "men's rights" assholes ammunition, but yes, this attitude completely disregards male victims and perpetuates harmful stereotypes that will hurt ALL genders in the long run. Sure would be nice if media could take a balanced, nuanced approach.I wonder if the media in general (my Google newsfeed has been horrendous today) feels trapped in the narrative that has been established the past years and doesn't dare to step outside of "Heard's truth" by fear of retaliation from the hardcore Heard defenders associated with #MeToo or if they are simply ignoring the male victims out there because despite all the evidence, she tries her best at crying.
Really baffles me how the press is constantly pushing forward their freedom and then gives us a biased view.
The whole atmosphere around this is making me a little uncomfortable tbh. It feels as if people are watching some reality TV show where they stan for the contestants and not, you know, domestic abuse trial.
"At this point had you seen Mr. Depp take drugs?"
"Oh yeah... totally slipped my mind.."
Weird guidance by her attorney, like "Hey, you forgot to talk about part we rehearsed"
I think the mainstream press struggles with this because, so far, the only legal decisions have gone against Depp. It would take a massive smoking gun for them to do a 180 independently. The second time I've seen this trial reach BBC News front page is again in Heard's favour:I wonder if the media in general (my Google newsfeed has been horrendous today) feels trapped in the narrative that has been established the past years and doesn't dare to step outside of "Heard's truth" by fear of retaliation from the hardcore Heard defenders associated with #MeToo or if they are simply ignoring the male victims out there because despite all the evidence, she tries her best at crying.
Really baffles me how the press is constantly pushing forward their freedom and then gives us a biased view.
She says Johnny Depp accused her of cheating with Eddie Redmayne. What I find odd is that Johnny Depp ended up working with Eddie on Fantastic Beast 2. I can't speak for Johnny, but I don't think I would co-star in a film with a man who I accused previously of sleeping with my wife.
The general subreddits are largely pro-Depp.It's so weird how the climate around this trial changes so much depending on where on the internet you are. On Twitter it's like an identity defining culture war, can't trust tiktok because of the younger skewing demographic and the algorithm curating like minded content, I don't really see anything about this on Instagram, and haven't looked to Reddit for anything, but then you have stuff like this?
It's been a bizarre case to watch unfold, especially this week. Seeing Heard on the stand really reminded me of some of the behaviors of an ex friend I got away from because she made me uncomfortable. I later realized how emotionally manipulative she was and continues to be to others, and it's made it incredibly hard to tell if I can remain impartial to Heard's case. I can't imagine how difficult this is to see so publicly drawn out and debated over for people who have suffered abusive partners to more extremes than I have.
I didn't understand the "feels like he was punching me" thing.I'm not sure if describing JD as a monster with black eyes is the best way to go about this.
I am very uneasy with her acting... this is beyond embarassing