Dr Shannon Curry Perfectly Predicted Amber Heard's Testimony! Will The Jury Believe Amber Heard?

Dr Shannon Curry Perfectly Predicted Amber Heard's Testimony! Will The Jury Believe Amber Heard?

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[lukecloudy]

Putting these clips together is brutally explanatory. It's like stating the definition of those disorders followed by textbook-level examples.

[walterude]

It's almost uncanny how much this doctor nailed Amber Heard's personality. Even more uncanny that Amber sat in court listening to this woman speak about her like this, and then later went on to exhibit those characteristics. Goes to show that she couldn't help but be who she is: a manipulative, narcissistic liar.

[Dr.K-MD.DMD.]

This is almost scary how accurate her description is.

[aliciasal]

The best thing Johnny's team ever did was just let Amber talking was her downfall. She couldn't help herself, and her stories just kept unraveling.

[cybersavvy]

That fake crying is just embarrassing to watch. You can immediately tell she's just stalling, trying to figure out how to continue the lie.

[frenchy]

She was the best witness hands down, and my favorite. Very professional, didn't let the lawyers drag her into their traps and wouldn't allow any form of misinterpretation of the facts or what she had done. Great job Miss Curry!

[meggers]

I love how Amber is smirking while Dr Curry talks, and then instantly goes back to having a serious expression. She is just proving exactly what she is saying.

[Naama]

I volunteer in a psychiatric hospital as part of my psychology degree. The main things I’ve noticed with victims of abuse is that they don’t look me in the eyes while telling me their story. Therefore i find it VERY strange that Amber looks at the Jury the entire time. It’s very obvious that she’s lying and it’s unfair to actual victims of abuse.

[mslee]

The doctor was so accurate in describing her that Amber was taking notes and then went onto her stage to perform it for everyone. Seriously, the way Heard acts on the stand is embarrassing.

[warlordiseppi]

"He Pushed me and I skid across these "beautiful" wooden floors" when someone has a domestic violence incident they don't describe anything as beautiful because that's not typically a thought linked to any emotion through domestic violence. This is first and foremost the 1 key word in her story that makes it deceptive.

[peterbisset-co]

Every time people tell me Amber is the victim I feel like they watched a different trial. She is so see through

[zuccy_]

Sends chills down my spine to think about how accurate Dr. Curry was. Seriously feels like Dr. Curry had a script that was telling events of a later part of the play

[pattytanur]

Dr psychologist is giving not only the jurors, lawyers but all of us such a clear understandable lecture. She’s professional and knowledgeable, and exactly on target. Highly accurate

[StelsunNwadinma]

Lol I like how as she’s describing the personality disorder you can see Amber switching facial expressions 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀

[robinflood]

She nailed Amber’s personality and then watching it play out on the stand was very eye opening. She craves attention and drama, is never wrong and is a pathological liar. She’s very manipulative and revengeful. She’s abusive, both mental and physical. She’s exhausting if you’re trying to reason with her. No accountability. Everybody else is wrong.

[rachelwalkuw]

I just caught she said “ she wishes she remembers.” Don’t victims normally wish they could forget?

[amelie]

I would pay the monies to see the jury’s faces during her most dramatic moments.
She kept checking to see if her awful acting was emotionally affecting them.
They were all probably like: 😑

[mookyyzed]

Gotta remember, the doc called this because Amber tried pulling the same thing with her when she tested her. Doc did great in prepping the jury for the show they were going to see.

[IlRyanWilsonlI]

Whats really worrying is she heard the Doctors testimony and STILL did what the doc predicted she would do

[mattyartsy]

I just can’t believe she couldn’t perceive how terribly transparent she was. The audacity it took to think she could fool the world.