i responded to it. what do you hope to get across here? you have had everything said about you. what do you wish people knew? savannah, as silly as it is to say, this out loud, my goal, the only thing i can hope for at this point is that i want people to see me as a human being. tonight, we talk with amber heard, the woman at the center of one of the most sensational media spectacles in recent memory. this is a case about the impact of amber heard s words on johnny depp. for six weeks, millions of viewers around the world were glued to their screens, hanging on every moment of this courtroom slugfests between hollywood stars. the next move was just a, bang, she clocked me in the jaw. he just hit me over and over again, and i thought, this is how i die. the trial made public a volatile mess marriage, with final moments commentate. i was hitting you, i was not punching you. babe, you are not punched. for some people, they would just frankly disgusted by
well-intentioned juror, would ve been impossible to avoid this. depp s attorneys reject the notion that social media influenced the jury in any way. they say they believe jurors follow the jury s instruction to not read about the case. they said social media was not the problem, amber was. the depth lawyer said, i m calder testimony the performance of a lifetime. he said you were acting. would you say to that? says the lawyer for the man who convinced the world he had scissors four fingers. i m the performer. i had listened to weeks of testimony insinuating or saying quite directly that i m a terrible actress. i m a bit confused how i can be both.
look, when you say to someone, i bought a house, are you lying because you have not paid for it in full at the time? i made a pledge and that pledge is made overtime, by its nature. you re splitting hairs a little bit, because when you say i donated, you know that everybody thinks that you ve donated it. not that you ve pledged it. so, for the jury sitting there, do you think they felt like that was you getting caught in a lie? i don t know because so much of the i feel like, so much of the trial was meant to cast dispersions on who i am as a person, my credibility, call me a liar in every way you can that was the trial. it was a credibility contest. depp s team also painted amber as an attention seeker, saying that she wrote the 2018
would you this morning, i don t think so. oh, you re crazy, you re crazy. have you truck this whole thing this morning? you would agree that you are violent in that crypt, correct? clearly, i was having a bad time, yes. i did assault a couple of cabinets, why did not touch her. you poured yourself and make a point of red wine, correct? a mega point? yeah. [laughs] i poured myself a large class of one. and remember what depp said about the fight in australia when his finger was severed? amber denied hurting him and said on that trip, she was the real victim. [inaudible] amber went on to describe a harrowing incident of sexual abuse.
long. i took two buses, two trains and i had to walk a half hour. the jury saw all of the. during five days on the stand, amber told her version of the toxic relationship. she said that the physical abuse began when they are first dating and continued throughout their marriage. i was walking out of the bedroom, he slapped me across the face. i turned to look at him and said, johnny, you hit me! you just hit me! i testified on the stand. i got hit for a long time before i knew how to even try to defend myself. amber said the abuse usually happened in private but told a story depp once hit her in a plane full of entourage. i thought so embarrassed that he could kick me to the ground in front of people. in all, she described at least 12 times one depp hit her. and he s punching me, punching me, a closed fist punching me. she said it often happened when he was drunk or on drugs. right now, as you sit here