Rottenborn showed the jury a section of a cast insurance medical certificate, asking whether the performer being insured had used illegal substances in the past 12 months. The attorney also accused Depp of lying on papers he signed as part of the insurance policy that the Disney studio took out for the fifth Pirates of the Caribbean movie, which Depp began filming in Australia shortly after he and Heard were married. Depp replied in court that he had only had some Champagne on that occasion, along with opioid pills. Rottenborn then said that less than a year earlier, Depp had written in text messages that he had been drunk on a flight from Boston to Los Angeles. "That's just nonsense, right?" Rottenborn asked the actor. But Rottenborn cited numerous texts in which Depp referenced his "monster" in messages with his close friends, including one in which he spoke of locking his "monster child" away by trying to get off of drugs. Depp has said that Heard used to the word to describe him. Rottenborn repeatedly asked Depp about the use of the word "monster" to describe a part of his personality. In another text, Depp added, "Let's drown her before we burn her!!!" "Let's burn Amber!!!" Depp said in one text message to fellow actor Paul Bettany that was shown on a courtroom screen and which Rottenborn read aloud. In them, Depp spoke of killing Heard, and he called her a "filthy whore."
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Rottenborn then asked Depp about his drug use and read aloud a series of text messages in which Depp made vicious and profane remarks about Heard while they were either married or dating. Heard's lawyer Ben Rottenborn continued his cross-examination of Depp Thursday morning by asking about the actor's experiences as a child, including an episode when his father punched him. Thursday's questions centered on Depp's own words Actor Johnny Depp at the Fairfax Circuit Court in Fairfax, Va., on Thursday.Įditor's note: This story contains profanity and a racial slur.Īctor Johnny Depp returned to the witness stand in a Virginia courtroom on Thursday in his $50 million defamation case against his ex-wife, actress Amber Heard.ĭepp says Heard wrongly accused him of domestic abuse - something he has repeatedly denied.
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