Amber Heard Defends Testimony in Johnny Depp’s Defamation Trial, Believes Jurors Have Seen Social Media Attacks on Her

Amber Heard defended her side during a six-week lawsuit over ex-husband Johnny Depp’s libel, telling NBC News Savannah Gattri that she will “stand by every word of my testimony” “to my death”.

In his first interview since the jury was overwhelmingly in Depp’s favour, Herd also explored potentially damaging evidence that could affect the jury.

He also told Gatri, who said that the jurors could see the firestorm of social media against him, “I think the vast majority of this case took place on social media. In my opinion, this test is an example of being spoiled, pampered. “And the juries are not safe from that.”

Gatrim asked, “Do you think the jurors saw this?” said.

“How can you not? I think it would be impossible to evade even the jury with the best of intentions.”

Part of the interview has been published Today Tuesday and Wednesday and especially History Friday.

The herd said: “I was walking around three, four, sometimes six buildings in a city building every day, surrounded by people who said ‘Burn the sorcerer’”. “Death to Amber.” “Three and a half weeks later, I took a stand and saw a courtroom filled with just vocal and energetic Jack Sparrow fans.”

Gatrim toured the courtroom and said on the tape: “I started a physical fight. I can’t promise that I won’t physically return.”

Depp’s lawyers spent most of the trial undermining his credibility. Herd said he hit Depp on the defensive.

“As I testified on stage, the point is, when your life is in danger, you don’t just blame things you shouldn’t,” Herd said. “But if you are in an abusive dynamic, psychologically, emotionally and physically, you have no choice. Let’s say you or I are doing it, say it with luxury: “Look, this is black and white.”