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Johnny Depp once sent a message saying he hoped his ex wife Amber Heard's "rotting corpse is decomposing in the trunk' of a car", a court heard. Depp's friend Isaac Baruch was quizzed about the text on the second day of the defamation trial between the A-list stars. During cross exemption by Heard's lawyer, Elaine Bredehoft, she asked the witness if he remembered an exchange with Depp in October 2016.

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 The court heard about alleged text messages during Johnny Depp’s defamation trial against Amber Heard, where the actor is said to have referenced his former wife’s “rotting corpse”. During the trial, which began two days ago in Fairfax, Virginia, it was also heard by the court that Johnny, 58, had blamed Amber, 35, for “ruining their lives”. Text messages between Johnny and friend Isaac Baruch from October 2016 were read in court, including one where the actor allegedly talked about his wife’s corpse “decomposing”.Today, Johnny’s longtime friend and neighbour Isaac took the stand in the actor's defamation trial against Amber. The actress’ lawyer Elaine Bredehoft asked Isaac to read aloud some text messages from October 2016 during her cross examination.In the text, Johnny reportedly said he hoped Amber's “rotting corpse is decomposing in the f*****g trunk of a Honda Civic.” When asked to corroborate the message, Isaac obliged, telling the courtroom: “Yeah, it was written.”Additionally, Johnny said of his ex-wife: “That c*** ruined such a f*****g cool life we had for a while," the court heard.The actor’s friend also got emotional during the cross examination when speaking about how the allegations against Johnny had impacted him and those around him. “It's not fair.

Johnny Depp's childhood friend, Isaac Baruch, became the real star of the show Wednesday during Depp's defamation trial against his ex-wife, Amber Heard, as he described his time living in the same building as the "Pirates of the Caribbean" and "Aquaman" stars for more than three years. Johnny Depp is suing the actress for defamation over an op-ed she wrote for the Washington Post alleging she was the victim of domestic abuse.

Johnny Depp has vehemently denied allegations that he ‘penetrated’ Amber Heard with a bottle following shocking claims in their defamation trial. The formerly married couple are counter suing each other in the multi-million dollar libel case, over a 2018 article Heard, 35, wrote for The Washington Post, in which she discussed her experiences of domestic abuse.Depp’s lawyers argue the article falsely implies Heard was physically and sexually abused by him when they were married. However, the article does not mention the Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them actor by name and Heard’s lawyers say she is covered by the first amendment of the US constitution which protects freedom of speech.During the first day of the trial in Virginia, Heard’s lawyer Elaine Bredehoft detailed an alleged three-day ‘hostage’ situation that took place between the former couple in Australia in 2015. Bredehoft told the court: ‘He has her jammed up against the bar.

Amber Heard has accused her ex-husband Johnny Depp of assaulting her during a three-day "hostage situation".During the second day of their ongoing defamation trial, lawyers for the actress claimed her former partner threw bottles at her, as well as dragging her across the floor.Depp, 58, decided to take action against Heard, 35, after she wrote an opinion piece in 2018, detailing her experiences with domestic abuse.

Amber Heard, is underway in Virginia, USA, where he is seeking £38.2 million in damages.Depp, 58, decided to take action against Heard, 35, after she wrote an opinion piece in 2018, detailing her experiences with domestic abuse. Lawyers for Johnny Depp claimed that the article published by the Washington Post falsely implied that Amber was physically and sexually abused by Johnny during their marriage.The article in question does not mention Depp but Amber's lawyers claim it is covered by freedom of speech in the USA.Now, her lawyer Elaine Bredehoft has made a bold claim against the Pirates of The Caribbean actor.Tesla CEO Elon Musk was listed as a possible witness in the ongoing case after Johnny Depp's lawyer claimed Heard had an affair with him.

Johnny Depp’s ex-wife, Amber Heard, can argue to a jury that she should be protected from a libel lawsuit because her 2018 op-ed on domestic violence deals with a matter of public interest, a judge ruled Thursday.

Amber Heard is not being investigated for perjury in Johnny Depp's ongoing defamation case against her, according to her attorney.The 35-year-old actress's lawyer,Elaine Bredehoft, is denying reports that the Los Angeles Police Department is looking into whether she staged injuries and fabricated a crime scene following an alleged altercation between the former couple on May 20, 2016.'The statute of limitations for perjury in California is three years and has long since expired, so an investigation, much less charges, much less a conviction, much less jail time, are impossibilities,' Bredehoft said during a private hearing on Friday morning which was reported by RadarOnline.In light of the false investigation reports, Heard's lawyers

Amber Heard's legal team has now responded to the reports claiming that the actress is being investigated for perjury by the Los Angeles Police relating to her alleged abuse case against ex-husband Johnny Depp.

Amber Heard is losing her attorneys.