Amber Heard admits that the poop left by Johnny Depp was a “practical joke”

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After all, the nickname “amber droppings” may be correct.

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Amber Heard was left on the couple’s bed after the explosive battle between the couple on April 21, 2016, according to one of Johnny Depp’s guards who testified in court this week. I admitted that I was responsible for the poop.

Sterling Jenkins, a member of Depp’s security team, said he had discussed the incident with Hard when he drove her to Coachella after an explosive exchange following the actress’s 30th birthday party. ..

“We talked about the surprise she left in her boss’s bed before leaving the apartment,” Jenkins said.

When Jenkins revealed that the “surprise” he spoke was actually the feces of the couple’s bed, he said he described the poop as “the horrific prank didn’t work.”

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Depp claimed that Hard or one of her associates “grumpy” fell into bed after a debate broke out about being late for his 30th birthday party. The actor claims that after she got angry with him, he left the condo in downtown Los Angeles and headed for another home in the Hollywood Hills.

The next day, Depp was shown a photo sent by a housekeeper. “It was a picture of our bed,” Depp testified. “And there was human feces on my side of the bed.”

He continued, “My first reaction to it … I laughed … it was so strange and grotesque that I could only laugh.”

Later, when talking about the incident, “Amber droppings“As Depp mentioned her,” I tried to blame the dog. ” — — Pistol and boo.

“They are teacup yorkies. They weigh about 4 pounds each. The photo I saw — I lived with those dogs for years. I picked up their funk. I wasn’t a dog. “

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Depp filed a $ 50 million proceeding against Heard in a 2018 editorial. Washington post She declared herself a survivor of domestic violence. Depp does not mention his name, but maintains an article that hints that he was an abusive and hurt his career. After the couple divorced in 2016, Depp claims he was the subject of abuse.

Earlier this week, Tara Roberts, who managed Depp’s Bahamian Island property, witnessed a jury trial in a court in Fairfax, Virginia, where Hard was “trying to bring him home” during the battle. Said.

Roberts claimed that Haad was “stuck” on the Oscar candidate, and she later saw Depp “a sign across the bridge of his nose.”

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Elsewhere, a trial was heard by a doorman who worked in the couple’s former building in downtown Los Angeles. Alejandro Romero was asked about the May 2016 battle between the pair when police were called.

According to PEOPLE, Romero admitted that there were no “marks or bruises” on her hard face, but she didn’t know if she was wearing makeup at the time.

His statement was the same as that of LAPD policeman Melissa Sentz, who responded to an emergency call at the couple’s house in 2016, and she “did not identify as a victim of domestic violence. I testified.

Depp is suing Depp, claiming that he has defamed the alleged abuse as a “hoax.” Her lawyer argued that it was his own pattern of bad behavior that led to the stagnation of his career.

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In another explosive development, Dr. Shannon Currie, one of Depp’s witnesses, claimed that Hard suffered from “borderline personality disorder.”

Meanwhile, Terence Duherty, general counsel of the American Civil Liberties Union, helped draft an editorial article about domestic violence and sought to ensure that her article did not violate a nondisclosure agreement with her. I made it clear. Depp in connection with her 2016 divorce. The final public version he admitted was different from what she initially wanted to see.

The jury also heard from Ed White, Depp’s business manager, who claimed that the actress bought multiple bottles of $ 500 a bottle of wine. In return, Hard’s lawyer brought up his excess, including spending millions of dollars shooting down the ashes of journalist hunter S. Thompson from a cannon.

Depp is already running for an ongoing proceeding, and Hard will testify in a Virginia court next week.

mdaniell@postmedia.com