A new witness reveals that Amber Heard planned the photos with a bruise on her face the day she denounced Johnny Depp
A former TMZ employee has appeared at the trial revealing that Amber Heard planned the photos where she appeared with a bruise, in addition to doctoring videos of Johnny Depp in which he appeared being violent.
Amber Heard has once again been accused of lying in the defamation trial that she maintains with Johnny Depp. The actress has previously been accused of altering photos of her alleged injuries at the hands of her ex-husband.
Similarly, she spoke out against a makeup brand after the actress claimed that she used her products to hide her bruises. Or recently the witness who recalled seeing Depp "scared" of her the day she reported being sexually assaulted by him, as you can see in the video above.
Now, a former employee of the TMZ medium has taken pity on the court to return to point out a new possible lie by Heard.
It has been done by Morgan Tremaine, who worked for this medium specialized in celebrity leaks. This man has revealed the alleged plot that Amber set up with her web portal so that she would be photographed with a bruise on her face at the gates of the court when she went to present the restraining order against Depp.
"The objective of the paparazzi was to photograph her leaving the court. She was going to stop and turn towards the camera to show the bruise on the right side of her face. The presumed bruise," Tremaine explained. In fact, the interpreter herself "escaped" this information in 2016, when she filed for divorce from Johnny, previously alerting TMZ.
Along with this revelation, the journalist has referred to the video that was leaked to the press in which Depp appeared in a drunken state breaking kitchen cabinets and aggressively addressing Amber Heard. These images were taken without the actor's knowledge by Amber Heard as evidence of her alleged violent behavior.
However, Tremaine has warned that the full footage shows the actress laughing and the one they published was edited: "It was much shorter than the video that was played in this trial."
"There was a bit at the beginning that played here where Ms. Heard is apparently setting up the camera and getting it into position. And then, there's a part at the end where she's apparently laughing and looking at the camera. That part wasn't present in what we received", he added, and that is that, that video was sent directly to the TMZ email to be filtered.
After her words, it was the turn of the cross-examination of Heard's lawyer, Elaine Bredehoft, where she suggested that when the trial was televised, she was only looking for her 15 minutes of fame by wanting to testify. To which Tremaine has gone viral by responding: "I could say the same, for accepting Amber Heard as a client."
