Did Saudi trolls help Johnny Depp win battle with Amber Heard? That's the troubling question raised by a months-long investigation which analysed a million tweets, many of which trashed the actress's reputation - and bolstered his

On the surface, they look like genuine Johnny Depp fans. Their social-media accounts are filled with pictures of the star, and they tweet up to 20 times a day, praising Depp and trashing Amber Heard.

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