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A newspaper indicated that there was “overwhelming evidence” that Depp had assaulted Hurd during their relationship, which he strongly denies.
The American actor, Johnny Depp, denied that he had beaten his ex-wife, Amber Hurd, after he mocked his tattoo on his body during a session in the London Supreme Court.
Depp charged Heard of “preparing a file” against him, after the court heard a statement that she wrote an email describing his character as “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,” a Scottish novel hero of the same name, who was suffering from multiple personality disorder. .
And the fifty-seven-year-old has filed a lawsuit against the publisher of the British newspaper “The Sun”; Because of an article he described as “his wife’s thumper”.
The newspaper defended the accuracy of the story’s information it published.
The newspaper pointed out that there is “overwhelming evidence” that Depp assaulted Hurd, 34, during their relationship, which he strongly denies.
Dip filed a lawsuit on the News Group NewsPapers and its executive editor, Dan Wooten, for the article published in 2018.
Hurd says Deeb beat her first, in early 2013, in an incident that represented one of fourteen separate charges of domestic violence, all of which Deeb denied.
“Veno Forever”
On the second day of the hearing, Sasha Wass, a representative of the News Group NewsPapers, began asking Deb about an incident that was said to have occurred in March 2013 and related to a tattoo on his body.
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Heard says Deeb beat her first in early 2013 and she is one of 14 counts of domestic violence that Deeb denied.
The tattoo bears the phrase “Wino Forever” or “Wino Forever”, which used to carry the phrase “Winona Forever”, referring to his relationship with his ex-girlfriend, Winona Ryder, before Deeb deletes the last two letters after their separation in 1993.
Was said that Hurd, who was in the courtroom, ridiculed the tattoo, while Deeb was very drunk, about 160 days after he quit drinking. But Deeb replied, “I don’t remember any hadith between us.”
Was said that Deeb slapped his ex-wife on her face, three times, while he denied doing so.
In recounting the events, the lawyer said that Dib “collapsed” after returning to his consciousness and realizing what he had done, which Dib replied to by saying that he “did not hit Mrs. Hurd.”
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
The court also heard details of the email Hurd wrote to the actor, but did not send it.
She said in the message: “It’s like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Half of you love him madly. The other half scares me.”
She wrote that she knew she was “dealing with the character of the beast” when Depp was drinking.
In response, Deeb said that the “dossier” was being prepared from an early age, and that “this looks like an insurance policy that I saved for a later time.”
Deeb denied another incident in which Hurd claimed he had beaten her after a row over a painting of her ex-partner, Tasia Van Rei, that was hung on the wall of her Los Angeles home.
WS also asked Deeb about another alleged incident, which occurred on a flight from Boston to Los Angeles, in May 2014.
The lawyer spoke to Deeb, saying that he had assaulted Heard “blatantly speaking” on the plane, and mentioned the subject of his fellow actor James Franco, who Dib “suspected” of having an emotional relationship with him.
Was said that Deeb had thrown Hurd out with cubes of ice, and he was so “outraged” that he slapped her on the face.
But Depp denied that this had happened, or that Heard had been described as obscene descriptions such as “bitch” or “prostitute.”
The lawyer added that Deeb went to the bathroom on the plane, and lost consciousness there.
The marriage between Johnny Depp and Amber Hurd continued between 2015 and 2017
Dib responded, saying, “As Mrs. Herd scolded me and screamed at me, as usual, I began to turn into physical engagement.”
He then added, “He picked up a pillow on the sofa and went to sleep on the bathroom floor.”
On the first day of the defamation case, the court heard that Depp denied that he was violent towards his ex-wife and accused Hurd of violence against him.
The News Group NewsPress previously tried to close the case, but Judge Justice Nicole, last week, ruled to continue hearing the case.
The case came to light after an article was published on the newspaper “The Sun”, in which the newspaper described Deeb as “a batterer of his wife.”
The original article of The Sun newspaper referred to the allegations of the actress who was married to the star of the movie “Pirates of the Caribbean” between 2015 and 2017.
It is expected that witnesses, including the two former partners of Deep, Vanessa Paradise and Winona Ryder, will provide evidence via video, and the hearings are expected to continue for three weeks.
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