Johnny Depp accused his ex-wife, Amber HeardAnd of defamation The lives of the former spouses have since been examined in court. In the trial, which began on April 12, several people were called as witnesses.
On Monday, April 18, the jurors heard pre-recorded testimony from the actor’s former nurse, Debbie Lloydwho belongs to the team that helps Johnny Depp fight his addiction to opioids.
The health professional was with the former couple in Australia in March 2015. According to The New York TimesDebbie said that when she got to the house the actor was staying at during filming Pirates of the Caribbean He came across a broken TV and writing on the walls. Depp’s hands were covered in paint and dirt.
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It was the same day as Johnny Depp’s finger accident. “I remember looking for his finger in the basement. The house was a mess.” She remembered the nurse who had to search the house. The house manager eventually found the finger and took it to the hospital for the actor to undergo surgery.
Debbie said she heard “Stories of different people”. “I heard Amber threw him a bottle of vodka,” He told the nurse. However, Amber Heard denied this claim. “I also heard he smashed his finger with the phone”, he added. What happened that night is still hotly disputed between the former spouses.
Johnny Depp’s former private doctor, David Keeper, who also testified and said that shortly after the incident he went home and saw broken glass and blood on the floor, but he did not see blood on the shrapnel. David testified that the actor explained to doctors in the emergency room that he had cut his finger with a knife.
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