‘Johnny Depp Was Involved in Violence’: Harvard Professor Amy Banks Who Was Reportedly Blocked From Testifying Against Johnny Depp Says Amber Heard Was Abused

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Looks like the Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard showdown is going to have a long run now as new details don’t cease to come out further adding more details to the case. Some recent developments in the case provide some fiery updates on the case. From undisclosed documents to threatened witnesses, it seems that the defamation case was just the tip of the iceberg of the whole scenario. Recently Amber Heard’s psychiatrist Amy Banks revealed that she is sure that Depp did abuse Heard.

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The testimony of Amy Banks

Harvard Professor Amy Banks was the psychiatrist of Amber Heard as well as their marriage consultant. Johnny Depp’s career has recently started to take rebirth as he is excelling in art, getting brand endorsements, and even working on films. But some new documents that have resurfaced look threatening for Depp.

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Amber Heard’s psychiatrist Amy Banks provides some new details

According to the statements of Amy Banks, she was not led to testify in court by the legal team of the Pirates of the Caribbean actor. As the new documents have started resurfacing Amy Banks confirmed that Depp abused the Aquaman actress:

“What I can tell you without a doubt is that Amber Heard told me that Johnny Depp was involved in violence with her when he was using substances particularly, that she would fight back. And those statements were made, also, in front of Mr Depp without anybody contradicting them.”

Even though Johnny Depp won the defamation case, Amber Heard’s team appealed the verdict and thus, these new details can also prove fatal if proven true but it’s still a matter of question yet.

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New Details dug out on Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard case

Johnny Depp is alleged to be a 'liar' by his ex-wife
Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s trial is one of the most publicly discussed Hollywood affair

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The recently unsealed documents that have been dug out on the case provide some interesting layers to it as some details can prove to be major. In these papers, there are some shocking facts like Johnny Depp wanted to provide some n*des of Amber Heard as evidence. Heard’s team was strongly against it as they considered it irrelevant personal matters.

Following this, there are also reports of some of the texts of Depp allegedly missing from his phone due to unknown reasons. After that, there are also several reports that Johnny Depp didn’t let some witnesses testify. It is also alleged that he worked on the exclusion of much evidence.

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Now with all this drama progressing, it is clear that this will go on now till a long time ahead. Meanwhile, it can be hoped that we can get a clear answer on what is the real truth by the end of this legal tussle.

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Subham Mandal is currently working as a content writer for FandomWire with an ardent interest in the world of pop culture. He has written more than 1000 articles on different spheres of modern pop culture and is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. He’s also an experienced student journalist having demonstrated work experience with the Times of India. He aspires to be a column writer in the future.