The jury sees a picture of the swollen face he heard after the battle with Depp

Falls Church, Virginia (AP) — Johnny Depp’s ex-wife Amber Heard’s defamation jury sees a red mark and a swollen photo on her face on Monday after the final battle before divorce. And the expertise to cover the wounds that heard the testimony about her.

Haad concludes his direct testimony in Virginia court on the third day, centered on the last few months of his marriage to Depp. His lawyer began cross-examination late in the afternoon.

The trial is now in its fifth week, and the jury has seen multiple photos of Hard through a trial aimed at recording the abuse she said she had suffered during her relationship with Depp.

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However, some of the photos shown on Monday were never seen by the jury before and showed much more pronounced redness and swelling than the previous ones.

I heard Mark came when Depp threw a phone on her face.

Due to the May 2016 conflict, Heard will file for divorce two days later. A few days later, she obtained a temporary detention order after a courthouse hearing and was widely photographed leaving her courthouse with a clear red mark on her right cheek.

The final battle is an important point in the couple’s ongoing controversy. Depp sued Heard in the Fairfax County Circuit Court for defamation in the Washington Post in December 2018, describing himself as a “public figure representing domestic violence.” His lawyer says he was disgraced by the article, even though his name wasn’t mentioned.

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Depp says he has never hit Hard and claims she has been abused. Early in the trial, the jury said her hard face looked crying and red, but no visible scars on her, from police officers who answered an emergency call during the final battle. heard. Witnesses also testified that there were no bruises on Hard’s face for several days immediately after the battle.

In a testimony on Monday, she said she did not work with the officers who corresponded to the couple’s penthouse, and said that direct communication with the officers was very limited.

She also discussed her makeup routine using a color correction wheel she called her “bruises kit” to hide the marks on her face. She said she had learned over the years to use a shade of green on the first day of her bruise to cover the redness and switch to a shade of orange as the bruise turns blue and purple.

“I’m not going to walk around LA with a bruise on my face,” she said.

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In a cross-examination, Depp’s lawyer, Camille Basquez, heard about her photos, which appear to show no bruise, even if taken within a few days of the alleged abuse. She heard that she put on makeup to cover the bruises and ice to control the swelling.

“We need to see what it looks like under makeup,” she said.

Basquez also heard about her $ 7 million divorce settlement from Depp. Haad promised to donate the entire amount to a charity, but so far he has donated only part of it. She testified that she was still unable to fulfill her pledge because Depp sued her for $ 50 million. However, in her cross-examination, she admitted that she had received the full $ 7 million from Depp a few months before Depp filed her proceedings.

In her direct testimony, Hard testified that she did not want to publicly expose Depp as an abuser in her proceedings, but had to go to court to provide testimony to obtain a detention order. It didn’t, and she was surprised when she left the enclosed court by paparazzi.

“I just wanted to change my lock,” she said, why she went to court to get a detention order. “I just wanted to get a good night’s sleep.”

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During Monday’s testimony, Haad also strongly denied Depp’s accusations that she left human feces in the couple’s bed after the battle. She heard that it was the couple’s Teacup Yorkshire Terrier that ruined the bed, and that she had a history of bowel problems since she accidentally ingested Depp’s Marijuana.

“Never,” she said of the poop prank. “I don’t think it’s funny. I don’t know what a grown-up woman is doing. I didn’t like mischievous things.”

But Hard said Depp was obsessed with the idea that someone was fed up with his bed. She said she only wanted to talk at the Final Fight on May 21, 2016, even though Depp’s mother had just died and the couple hadn’t talked for a month. rice field.

Poop claims are one of the few that Depp’s online fans are particularly obsessed with hard social media criticism.

Heard also spoke of the editorial article itself, stating that an employee of the American Civil Liberties Union, where she began working as an ambassador, wrote the first draft. She was pleased to lend her voice to the debate over her domestic violence, and she said she did not intend to mention Depp.

“It’s not about Johnny,” she said. “It was only Johnny who thought it was about Johnny. It was about me and my life after Johnny.”

Haad concludes her testimony by saying that the daily accusations from Depp’s supporters that she is lying about ill-treatment are “torture.”

“I want to continue my life,” she said. “I want Johnny to move on. I want him to leave me alone.”