It's part of the BS and is fine to discuss imo unless mods say otherwise.Can we please stop talking about the scissorhands comment? It's distracting from the BS.
I've watched the second part of the interview and I feel kinda pissed off because a lot of what she is trying to convey here is stuff I've been through before. I don't think it was posted here yet, so here is the link:
Amber Heard reflects on what went wrong: ‘I’m not a likable victim’
In an NBC exclusive, Amber Heard sits down with Savannah Guthrie to discuss her fears of further potential defamation lawsuits from her ex-husband, Johnny Depp, as she looks to move forward. “I’m scared that no matter what I do…every step I take will present another opportunity, for this sort of...www.today.com
She tells that she loves him. That's a big part of what I went through. Someone that said that loved me and would corner me with friends, family and even romantic interests after it was over. My experience is that a lot of abusers do say that they love us, even when they make us feel like shit. I don't think abused victims after some time out are capable of saying that they love them, but they might even believe they do and use that "love" as a form of hurt. I'm sorry, but fuck that.
ABC's Good Morning America interviewed a jury member.
Video Here:
https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/...ny-depp-amber-heard-trial-speaks-1st-85432746
https://people.com/movies/juror-in-...y-didnt-believe-amber-heards-crocodile-tears/
"The crying, the facial expressions that she had, the staring at the jury — all of us were very uncomfortable…," the juror told ABC News, in a segment that aired on Good Morning America Thursday. "She would answer one question and she would be crying and then two seconds later she would turn ice cold… Some of us used the expression 'crocodile tears.' "…"A lot of the jury felt what he was saying, at the end of the day, was more believable…," said the juror. "He just seemed a little more real in terms of how he was responding to questions. His emotional state was very stable throughout…"…She goes on a talk show in the U.K. The video shows her sitting there telling the host that she gave all that money away, and the terms she used in that video clip were, 'I gave it away,' 'I donated it,' 'It's gone,' but the fact is she didn't give much of it away at all," the juror said, summing up the situation as "a fiasco" for Heard.
ABC's Good Morning America interviewed a jury member.
Video Here:
https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/...ny-depp-amber-heard-trial-speaks-1st-85432746
https://people.com/movies/juror-in-...y-didnt-believe-amber-heards-crocodile-tears/
"The crying, the facial expressions that she had, the staring at the jury — all of us were very uncomfortable…," the juror told ABC News, in a segment that aired on Good Morning America Thursday. "She would answer one question and she would be crying and then two seconds later she would turn ice cold… Some of us used the expression 'crocodile tears.' "…"A lot of the jury felt what he was saying, at the end of the day, was more believable…," said the juror. "He just seemed a little more real in terms of how he was responding to questions. His emotional state was very stable throughout…"…She goes on a talk show in the U.K. The video shows her sitting there telling the host that she gave all that money away, and the terms she used in that video clip were, 'I gave it away,' 'I donated it,' 'It's gone,' but the fact is she didn't give much of it away at all," the juror said, summing up the situation as "a fiasco" for Heard.
Other than the usual "mutually abusive to each other" crap that it's understandable coming from the jury, what this juror is exactly what a lot of us have been saying since the trial showed us that in fact, Amber Heard was" the aggressor", namely the abuser. The primary and flawed victim when it comes to their relationship was Johnny Depp, not Amber.ABC's Good Morning America interviewed a jury member.
Video Here:
https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/...ny-depp-amber-heard-trial-speaks-1st-85432746
https://people.com/movies/juror-in-...y-didnt-believe-amber-heards-crocodile-tears/
"The crying, the facial expressions that she had, the staring at the jury — all of us were very uncomfortable…," the juror told ABC News, in a segment that aired on Good Morning America Thursday. "She would answer one question and she would be crying and then two seconds later she would turn ice cold… Some of us used the expression 'crocodile tears.' "…"A lot of the jury felt what he was saying, at the end of the day, was more believable…," said the juror. "He just seemed a little more real in terms of how he was responding to questions. His emotional state was very stable throughout…"…She goes on a talk show in the U.K. The video shows her sitting there telling the host that she gave all that money away, and the terms she used in that video clip were, 'I gave it away,' 'I donated it,' 'It's gone,' but the fact is she didn't give much of it away at all," the juror said, summing up the situation as "a fiasco" for Heard.
Other than the usual "mutually abusive to each other" crap that it's understandable coming from the jury...
ABC's Good Morning America interviewed a jury member.
Video Here:
https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/...ny-depp-amber-heard-trial-speaks-1st-85432746
https://people.com/movies/juror-in-...y-didnt-believe-amber-heards-crocodile-tears/
"The crying, the facial expressions that she had, the staring at the jury — all of us were very uncomfortable…," the juror told ABC News, in a segment that aired on Good Morning America Thursday. "She would answer one question and she would be crying and then two seconds later she would turn ice cold… Some of us used the expression 'crocodile tears.' "…"A lot of the jury felt what he was saying, at the end of the day, was more believable…," said the juror. "He just seemed a little more real in terms of how he was responding to questions. His emotional state was very stable throughout…"…She goes on a talk show in the U.K. The video shows her sitting there telling the host that she gave all that money away, and the terms she used in that video clip were, 'I gave it away,' 'I donated it,' 'It's gone,' but the fact is she didn't give much of it away at all," the juror said, summing up the situation as "a fiasco" for Heard.
There is no such thing as "mutual abuse". Depp reacting verbally to an abusive partner that constantly tried to start physical fights makes him the primary victim of their abusive relationship. I'm not saying that Depp was a saint, far from it. But it's important to remember that the expression "mutual abuse" is a fallacy:The host in the GMA video says the juror believes he didn't hit her, so I'm thinking when juror says "they were abusive to each other," he means verbally.
Thinking what any sane person would think if they watched the trial and followed the testimony/evidence.
I think so too based on this section.The host in the GMA video says the juror believes Johnny "did not hit her," so I'm thinking the quote "they were abusive to each other" references verbal abuse.
"They had their husband-wife arguments. They were both yelling at each other. I don't think that makes either of them right or wrong. That's what you do when you get into an argument, I guess. But to rise to the level of what she was claiming, there wasn't enough or any evidence that really supported what she was saying," he said.
ABC's Good Morning America interviewed a jury member.
Video Here:
https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/...ny-depp-amber-heard-trial-speaks-1st-85432746
https://people.com/movies/juror-in-...y-didnt-believe-amber-heards-crocodile-tears/
"The crying, the facial expressions that she had, the staring at the jury — all of us were very uncomfortable…," the juror told ABC News, in a segment that aired on Good Morning America Thursday. "She would answer one question and she would be crying and then two seconds later she would turn ice cold… Some of us used the expression 'crocodile tears.' "…"A lot of the jury felt what he was saying, at the end of the day, was more believable…," said the juror. "He just seemed a little more real in terms of how he was responding to questions. His emotional state was very stable throughout…"…She goes on a talk show in the U.K. The video shows her sitting there telling the host that she gave all that money away, and the terms she used in that video clip were, 'I gave it away,' 'I donated it,' 'It's gone,' but the fact is she didn't give much of it away at all," the juror said, summing up the situation as "a fiasco" for Heard.
There is no such thing as "mutual abuse". Depp reacting verbally to an abusive partner that constantly tried to start physical fights makes him the primary victim of their abusive relationship. I'm not saying that Depp was a saint, far from it. But it's important to remember that the expression "mutual abuse" is a fallacy:
There Is No Such Thing as Mutual Abuse
Recently, the term “mutual abuse” was popularized as a result of the defamation case filed against Amber Heard by Johnny Depp. During the trial, a psychologist testified on behalf of Depp that the former couple engaged in “mutual abuse.” The problem with this testimony? There is no such thing as...www.blackburncenter.org
Yeah, most people would watch the video summary & probably won't go to the body of the article to read the full quotes, which I think are very fair & emphasize the evidence.I don't like that interview/ video at all.. because it puts too much emphasis on their behaviour on the stand rather than the overwhelming evidence. Sure, the jurymember said the evidence was not in her favor, but that should have been emphasized more. On the behavioral side Heard supporters can claim that the jury simply didn't like her or were put off by her and feed in to the narrative that she's somehow the victim.
Freaking knew it. The whole Donate/Pledge testimony was such a devastating blow for her it was the point of no return for some of the jurors.
Also the comment that the jurors felt uncomfortable when AH was constantly looking at them during her testimonies. Pretty sure a lot of us were thinking that during the original thread.
Emily Baker says Depp could probably sue again for republication, but Heard probably thinks she's judgement-proof since she's broke anyway. The more likely route s to get a court order on the things Heard cannot say anymore or face criminal charges over.I'm surprised her legal or PR team is letting her do this, she's essentially reiterating and doubling down on everything that got her sued for defamation to begin with.
I guess I don't quite understand how this all works but wouldn't her continual insistence put her in a precarious legal situation?
lol, yeah I was thinking we'd let this thread die until the 24th which was supposed to be the next bit of official news for it, but I guess it was too much for her to go away until then.Honestly, I thought we wouldn't have anything else to talk about this trial but amber's team interviews gave a absolutely justified excuse to the jury to comment about the trial and now we have one explaining the evidence presented.
Perfection Amber, perfection
Chefe kiss
I'm surprised her legal or PR team is letting her do this, she's essentially reiterating and doubling down on everything that got her sued for defamation to begin with.
I guess I don't quite understand how this all works but wouldn't her continual insistence put her in a precarious legal situation?
Amber Heard does sounds like the type of person that does not listen to their PR team, or anyone, except Amber Heard.
It's even worse when you remember they themselves brought in her acting coach who testified she struggled to shed tears when she was acting.The juror echoed a lot of things that I was saying to my wife. Especially The crocodile tears comment.
While I don't think Elaine is good lawyer, most lawyers I saw commenting about the trial said that most of the mistakes were made probably because the client made the decisionsI regularly assumed many legal decisions during trial may have even been forced by Amber. Like her devastating final day on the bench, can imagine that was her wanting to get the last word in despite possibly her team not wanting it. Hard to know, but it fits.
Not to mention many of the notes she was passing to her legal team. I would venture she was possibly behind much of the dumb shit that made her lawyers look clownish. Or rather it's col A and B…
While I don't think Elaine is good lawyer, most lawyers I saw commenting about the trial said that most of the mistakes were made probably because the client made the decisions
yep that's correct. and yea, her being unable to conjure tears didn't help her case, I'm sure.Aren't Crocodile tears when one is crying but it's not genuine?
I honestly think all those notes said "scissors for hands!" in increasingly large font.Not to mention many of the notes she was passing to her legal team. I would venture she was possibly behind much of the dumb shit that made her lawyers look clownish.
Amber Heard does sounds like the type of person that does not listen to their PR team, or anyone, except Amber Heard.
I honestly think all those notes said "scissors for hands!" in increasingly large font.
On Wednesday, Today aired part two of an exclusive interview with actress Amber Heard—her first televised sit-down after losing an explosive defamation trial against her ex-husband, actor Johnny Depp. Among other revelations, the 36-year-old claimed that she still "loved" Depp and denied wanting to "cancel" him in her op-ed at the center of the case.
Despite winning that particular counterclaim, as well as a 2020 U.K. trial that determined Depp had abused Heard on 12 of 14 occasions, Heard has largely been painted as a liar in the public eye by Depp's legion of obsessively devoted fans on social media and his Hollywood peers since she first alleged abuse in 2016. Similarly, Guthrie appeared to be skeptical of the Aquaman star throughout their one-on-one, pressing her on recordings and other evidence presented by Team Depp while conveniently ignoring much of the recordings and other evidence offered by Heard. (The U.K. trial admitted considerably more evidence than the Virginia one, which may help explain the different outcome.)
The week prior, Guthrie disclosed that her husband, Michael Feldman, worked as an adviser for Depp's legal team during the defamation trial right before launching into an interview with Depp's attorneys Camille Vasquez and Benjamin Chew. The interview went viral on Twitter and was met with immediate backlash from users claiming a conflict of interest.
While Heard nor her representatives have yet to speak on the controversy, sources in the same article say that Heard and her team were both aware of Guthrie's connection to the case and were willing to proceed with the interview, which will conclude with an hour-long Dateline special airing on Friday.
While it's hard to imagine the thought process behind the arranging of this interview and its use in a subsequent editorial, it's possible that Heard, who has been publicly compassionate toward the jury and Depp's supporters, wanted to show the public that she could engage in a polite conversation with someone closely associated with her detractors. Still, it seems strange and extremely ill-advised that Heard's team would allow their client to undergo Guthrie's poor, unbiased questioning for her first major television appearance post-trial, given the amount of journalists presumably chomping at the bit to land an exclusive with the actress.
10/10 for the mental gymnastics necessary to creat a narrative where Amber is the victim who wanted to have a polite conversation with her detractors. OutstandingSavannah Guthrie's Appalling Amber Heard Interview
Savannah Guthrie’s Appalling Amber Heard Interview
The “Today” co-host sat down with Heard for her first interview following her loss in ex Johnny Depp’s defamation trial against her–even though her husband consulted for Team Depp.www.thedailybeast.com
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More evidence?
Savannah Guthrie's Appalling Amber Heard Interview
Savannah Guthrie’s Appalling Amber Heard Interview
The “Today” co-host sat down with Heard for her first interview following her loss in ex Johnny Depp’s defamation trial against her–even though her husband consulted for Team Depp.www.thedailybeast.com
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More evidence?