Johnny Depp and Amber Heard are both losers in their bitter fight in the courtroom - here is the reason

When the six-week blockbuster defamation process came to an end between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, the courtroom in Fairfax, Virginia, broke out in spontaneous applause to congratulate the stenographer that had written down every detail.

The drink, the drugs, the separated finger, the faeces in bed, Kate Moss, the witness, who said when steaming in a car, the bodyguard who gave a homeless $ 420 ($ 333) to get Mr. Depp's phone back afterwards Ms. Heard threw it out of a window during a fight. Everything was there.

A seven -member jury now has to decide whether Ms. Heard Depp defamed after she wrote in a comment for the Washington Post that she was "a personality of public life that represents domestic violence".

The article mentioned Mr. Depp, 58, never by name, but he sued her to $ 50 million (£ 40 million). His lawyer told the jury that it was clear that Ms. Heard referred to him and that he denies the claims.

Ms. Heard, 36, sued $ 100 million (£ 79 million) and said that Mr. Depp smeared her when his lawyer described her accusations as "joke".

The former couple has been involved in a dramatic, destructive process for 24 days, which was played live on television and whose highlights were cut out and shared on all social media.

A Twitter user asked about the process of defamation of prominent Colleen Rooney against Rebekah Vardy before the High Court in London:

But under the surface of the spectacle there were some incredibly serious allegations and worrying evidence, of which the couple may never recover in person and professionally.

The court was visibly shocked by texts that Mr. Depp sent to the British actor Paul Bettany, in which he spoke about the murder of his former wife.

"Let us drown us before we burn her !!! I will take her burned corpse afterwards to make sure to make sure that she is dead," wrote Depp. He told the court that they refer to a Monty Python sketch of burning witches. Ms. Heard grimified her face.

of most stories there were two versions. The worst violence allegedly occurred in Australia in March 2015, where Mr. Depp made the fifth curse of the Caribbean film Salazar’s Revenge.

in Australia, Mr. Depp lost his fingertips, but her reports about how that happened were different.

Ms. Heard said that they started arguing about Mr. Depp because of the alleged MDMA drug consumption, and that she snatched a bottle of alcohol and shattered it on the ground.

he reacted by threw wine glasses and bottles after her, grabbed her neck, hit her in the face and threatened to "dismember" her with a broken bottle.

Once he said he wanted to kill her, she said.

After that, she claimed that he sexually attacked her by penetrating her with a bottle of alcohol, causing her. Then he hit a phone attached to the wall and separated his finger, she said.

The memory of Mr. Depp of the encounter was a little different. He said that the dispute began because it was "angry" during a discussion about a post -frame agreement.

he said that she insulted him, so he went to the bar to cushion a shot. Ms. Heard, he said, took a bottle and thrown it after him, but she met the wall behind it. Then she threw a second bottle that splintered on the impact and separated his finger, he claimed.

The High Court in London has already found that Mr. Depp Ms. Heard attacked a dozen times, but this process on American soil is viewed in some circles as a turning point for the Metoo movement in the USA.

Mr. Depp's lawyers say that she is not involved.

CAMALLE VASQUEZ, which has become an independent star of the process after Ms. Heard, the series of claims attacked as "an act of profound cruelty towards true survivors of domestic violence".

The public is also not on Ms. Heard, as many people make claims that they used make-up to manipulate bruises, manipulate photos to create their injuries, and work with tabloids to expose their ex-husband as a "women's racket" during their divorce procedure.

"Believe all women ... except Amber Heard," joked Chris Rock, the comedian.

Fight scars will be deep

Benjamin Rottenborn, the lawyer of Ms. Heard, replied: "If you didn't take photos, it didn't happen. If you have taken photos, you are fake. If you didn't say it, lie. If you have told your friends, you are part of the dizziness.

"If you have no medical treatment, you were not injured. If you have taken on medical treatment, you are crazy. If you do everything you can to help your spouse, the person, the person who love you to free yourself from the overwhelming drug and alcohol abuse that turns him into an angry monster, you are a grumbler."

Mr. Rottenborn added: "A judgment against AMBER sends a message here that they have to do more and more as a victim of abuse, no matter what they do. No matter what they document, they have to document more and more. No matter who you tell you, you have to tell more and more people."

For this reason, the combat scars will be deep after this process and its meaning will continue to be enough when the multimillionaire has to pay.