New twist in Johnny Depp-Amber Heard case: ‘Undisclosed court documents’ hint that he may suffer from erectile dysfunction, and more scandalous allegations
Having won the defamation case against Amber Heard, Johnny Depp has some new evidence that weighs heavily against him. The Daily Beast did a story on undisclosed court documents that reveal some details that paint the Pirates of the Caribbean actor and his legal team in a rather poor light. As Amber Heard’s team had argued, Johnny Depp’s digital and audio evidence appeared to have been altered. There is a discrepancy in the dates indicated in the same metadata, which is quite fundamental in this case. Evidently, the recordings were altered, and this tampered version was presented as proof. This is concerning as it happened despite the conviction at the end of the trial. This blog post lays it all out, from a social media user.
Amber Heard’s legal team says that photos Depp produced to show injury marks from when the two were in a relationship could not have happened. As a result, the evidence does not seem to match the proposed date, so it seems fake. The dates are just not matching at places as per Amber Heard’s legal team. This has been reported by Marca. It appears that Amber Heard’s legal team has retained Julian Ackert, who is a digital forensics expert. The date metadata of the evidence is extremely questionable according to him.
In addition, it states that Johnny Depp was allowed to not present any evidence related to Marilyn Manson. Marilyn Manson’s abuse cases have received legal scrutiny in the past. According to Evan Rachel Wood, he has abused her for a prolonged period of time. Furthermore, the documents suggest Johnny Depp may suffer from erectile dysfunction.
