The exact moment Amber Heard lost the trial against Johnny Depp…

There was a moment of no return in Amber Heard's trial against Johnny Depp, this was that exact moment….

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[KKortez]

There was no recovery from that moment...

[CristiNeagu]

For me it was:
"Objection!"
"... but you asked the question, you can't object to it..."

[Quiffix]

the legendary moment where a man wins against an abusive woman in court

[HooLeeYo]

The moment she said, " I hit you, I didn't punch you." sealed it for me.

[GeorgeGiann]

There was not a single moment where she convinced me of her side. Not one. The crocodile tears and the fake sad face was so obvious it was infuriating.

[jonathan]

They are calling amber as a witness I think was their issue

[jooliagoolia]

The recording of Amber saying no one would believe he was a victim of her violence is the cornerstone statement for me with this case.
Amber was clearly the abuser.

[jondavwal]

The only abuse they ever presented evidence of was him punching a kitchen cabinet. Meanwhile, she admitted to hitting him multiple times.

[tarelsun]

Its disgusting that Johnny lost every Role just because of accusations and she didnt even lose one Role over losing the fkn trial...

[kolgdsthh]

The fact that she cant act to save her life was more profound than ever

[lahueramasgabrona]

When you call a man a P×××y over and over again bc he won't hit you, that says a lot about who the abuser is

[brightlight]

I think that people thought that Amber had the advantage because she was never challenged before. She was just allowed to prattle on and on without interruption. But in the trial she was questioned, her "evidence" was scrutinzed and found to be lacking, and he own demeanor was so defiant it became clear that she was just a jilted crazy-ex making up stories.

[kpax]

She came across as combative, lying, argumentative, and could not admit even one smidgeon of fault in even the smallest thing. She showed the world her true character and what a nightmare she must have been to live with.

[honeybunnyof]

Heard's own testimony destroyed her case. The superstar is Camille Vasquez of the court, she should inspire all women.

[cornishmaid]

She smugly walked to the stand thinking, “I’ve got this.” 😄😄😄😄😄

[RemyJackson]

Having her take the stand and speak was their biggest mistake.

[gdjaybee]

"My dog stepped on a bee... meow" that was it for me.

[danikateable]

"NEVER try to SCREW UP someone's LIFE with a LIE when THEY can DESTROY YOURS with the TRUTH" ~unknown~

[barbrajones]

I'll never forget how she kept looking at the jury while she answered questions. If she was trying to gain their sympathy that way it backfired in a huge way. They saw right through her charade.

[bexuk]

As a DV survivor AH does NOT speak on behalf. I had to testify in court, and I can tell you I couldn’t control panic attacks, I couldn’t even look at my own caring/respectful legal team, let alone jury, judge or my ex. It was horrific, especially when doctors testified on my behalf describing injuries/treatment over 4yrs. Her whole demeanour was totally off