Johnny Depp’s childhood might be the perfect alibi his defense has been looking for during the trial against former wife, Amber Heard. She is suing him for $100 million for allegedly abusing her and assaulting her.
But further evidence is suggesting she has possibly doctored images and lied about almost everything about their contentious relationship. First of all, there was recent proof that shows Heard was actually cheating on Depp with Elon Musk and James Franco and there is video that proves it. Apart from that, there were witnesses that took the stand to defend Depp and get him an even better position in front of the jury.
Johnny Depp’s sister reveals their abusive mother called him ‘one eye’ at Amber Heard defamation trial – The Independent https://t.co/oAKypN0qU5
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Johnny’s sister, Christi Dembrowski grew up with him and has a definitive piece of information proving that Depp is not usually adept to physically injure anybody. From the moment he was a child, he was physically abused by his mother and he never decided to hit her back despite these constant assaults.
Back in 2018, Heard wrote an op-ed on The Washington Post where she wrote about surviving domestic violence. This is the root of the entire case and it’s slowly starting to become debunked. Heard never mentioned Depp by name in the article but it became clear he is the man she was referring to on that article. Dembrowski spoke about the domestic abuse she suffered alongside Johnny from their mother, Betty.
Johnny Depp's sister testified that their mother was physically abusive in his defamation trial against Amber Heardhttps://t.co/C0GcrVU9yb
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Depp’s history with domestic abuse.
Dembrowski never nesitated with her account of how she and her brother suffered domestic abuse from their mother, who passed away in May 2016 at the age of 81. Here’s what she said: “We would run and hide. She would hit us. She would throw things. Johnny never hit her.
He never went to that place. Really early on as a young child. None of what was happening in our home felt good. And so, as I got older, both Johnny and I actually, we decided that once we left, once we had our own home, we were never going to repeat, ever, anything similar in any way to our childhood. We were gonna do it different.”
