Amber Heard wants to kill Johnny Depp – this is her new strategy

After the verdict in favor of Johnny Depp, actress Amber Heard has repeatedly reformulated her plans to cancel the result in favor of the protagonist of ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’. Now determined to destroy her ex-husband’s image, Heard proposes a new strategy at the trial.

While Johnny Depp was able to rebuild his film career with some productions in his near future, Amber Heard is still in doubt about its continuity ‘Aquaman 2’, and her relationship with Warner and other Hollywood studios made it impossible for her to pay the $ 10.3 million the law requires in compensation.

After firing his main attorney, Elaine Bredehoft, Amber Heard presented a new strategy to end Johnny Deppwhich consists of a new team of lawyers, who will join forces with Ben Rottenborn, who has been part of the trial of the actor “Fantastic Beasts”.

The actress’s former attorney said this was the “perfect time to pass the baton,” after which, David L. Axelrod and Jay Ward Brown are Amber Heard’s New Law Teamwhich are also part of the buffet to which Bredehoft belonged.

Amber Heard should have convinced the court of her mistake

According to Newsweek’s information, Amber Heard’s new strategy could give her the opportunity to challenge the verdict in Johnny Depp’s favor: “For Heard’s appeal to be successful, her attorney will have to convince the appellate court that there is. it was an error of fact or law that occurred during the trial and, moreover, that the error affected his ability to receive a fair trial ”.

A few weeks ago, Amber Heard and her legal representatives at the time filed a motion to challenge the verdict against the film actor, however, this was rejected by jury members, for not being filed in a timely manner. during the six-week duration of the case.

At the moment it is unknown what Amber Heard’s next step will be against Johnny Depp, after a few days ago leaked where they revealed details about the actress’s past, as well as the actor’s conversations with Marilyn Manson and other details that have been dismissed as relevant evidence.