On April 30, security protection team member Starling Jenkins, who testified for employer Johnny Depp in court this week, identified "Queen of the Sea" Amber Hield in court, saying that he had spoken to Aimiper about the "poop incident", and Thatae had admitted that he had been a "mastermind behind the scenes" in order to play a prank on her (then) husband Depp.
If the bodyguard's words are true, then Depp really gave Amber an appropriate title.
Probably one of the most famous disputes in hollywood and even the world is the incident in which Amber left poop on the bed where Depp slept.
Recalling this unbearable past, Depp said that on April 21, 2016, due to her late arrival at Amber's 30th birthday party, the female birthday star was furious, not knowing whether she was herself or one of her fox friends, and vented her anger on the bed.
Recalling the experience, Depp said that he was angry with his wife and angrily left his apartment in downtown Los Angeles to spend the night in another house in Hollywood Hills.
However, the next day, the housekeeper sent a photo to the man, which really made people stunned the "dog".
Depp told the judge and members of the jury: "It was a picture of us sleeping in the bed, and the half of the bed I used to sleeping on was excrement of someone." ”
After all the silence, he continued, "My first reaction was... I laughed... Because it's so weird, so ridiculous, I can only laugh. ”
Later, when it came to the incident, Depp gave Amber Per the nickname" amber Turd, because Amber Per wanted to buckle the pot onto the family's two small pet dogs.
One of them is called pistol and the other is called Boo.
But Depp didn't believe Amber's explanation.
Because he thought, "These two puppies are teacup Yorkshire dogs." Each of them weighs almost only three pounds and six twos (4 pounds). ”
Depp recalled the picture he saw, judging that it was not a task that his puppy, which he had kept for several years, could accomplish.
For this incident, the bodyguard in court confirmed that she talked to the female employer the next day about the "surprise" she left in the boss's bed.
Amber admitted that after a fierce fight between the two, she had made a large lump left on the couple's bed.
Starling Jenkins said he told Hield about it on his way to Coachella.
Jenkins said: "We had a conversation about the surprise of staying in the boss's bed before she left the apartment."
"Surprise" actually refers to the excrement on the depp couple's bed, which he said Hield described as "a terrible prank that was screwed up."
In the process of depp and Hield's divorce war, the current Amber is in an embattled state, and the rebuttal to her has just begun.
For example, "Haihou" once declared in a 2018 op-ed for The Washington Post that he was a survivor of domestic violence, although he did not name who the domestic violence was talking about, but depp's side insisted that Emper's article was implying that he Depp was a wife abuser, which seriously damaged his career.
After the divorce war began, Depp said bitterly that he was actually the one who was abused.
And hilde filed a $50 million compensation lawsuit against Hilde, who was violent and "disinformed."
On the other hand, earlier this week, Tara Roberts, a staff member in charge of Depp's property in the Bahamas, testified on behalf of the male employer in court in Fairfax.
She told the jury that she had seen Hilde fight with Depp and was malicious in wanting to drag him back into the house.
Ms Roberts also said she saw Hilde "scratch" Depp, and later she saw a visible scar on the bridge of Depp's nose that left it.
Also testifying was a janitor.
The janitor used to work in The Depp and Amber couple's old apartment in downtown Los Angeles.
Alejandro Romero recounts a fight between the star and the couple in May 2016, when police were alerted to the scene.
Romero said he didn't see "any marks or bruises" on the woman's face, but admitted that he couldn't be sure if Aimeper had put on heavy makeup to cover up the work.
Fortunately, his statement echoed that of Los Angeles Police Department Sergeant Melissa Saenz.
Sarnes recalled what he had seen as a police officer, testifying on the phone that he "could not confirm (hear) that the woman was a victim of domestic violence."
This is really two wrongdoers getting together, playing black-eyed chickens every day.