Dr Shannon Curry Perfectly Predicted Amber Heard's Testimony! Will The Jury Believe Amber Heard?

Dr Shannon Curry Perfectly Predicted Amber Heard's Testimony! Will The Jury Believe Amber Heard?
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[@walterude6323]

It's almost uncanny how much this doctor nailed Amber Heard's personality. Even more uncanny that Amber sat in court listening to this woman speak about her like this, and then later went on to exhibit those characteristics. Goes to show that she couldn't help but be who she is: a manipulative, narcissistic liar.

[@joefirma2242]

Amber Heard is a psychopath, pure and simple. But of course, it is not nice to say that.

[@mave5428]

Sounded like a very accurate medical report given the number of hours of study she nailed her characteristics down hard. I wonder if they will call her to the stand to share more observations

[@boxsterman77]

Yep.

[@Lwally12]

Manipulative liar yes but tbh I think if she was narcissistic it would’ve been part of that evaluation

[@agnesdix-dehert9454]

And during her display of 'being distressed' she couldn't actually summon up physical tears... At least Meghan boasted about her ability to make a single tear appear on demand, from the eye of choice (although I don't believe she managed it during her whine-fest on that 'private patio performance' of the OW show).

[@cybersavvy531]

That fake crying is just embarrassing to watch. You can immediately tell she's just stalling, trying to figure out how to continue the lie.

[@tarantulady8565]

Exactly. It’s P A I N F U L to sit through it.😖

[@JustineRoelle]

In johnnys testimony the judge made them take a break as soon as he shed a singular tear because the pain was REAL and everyone in the court room could tell. I think amber was hoping they'd give her a break too if she acted as hysterical as she was.

[@danielerwin7319]

I love watching her dig her own grave.

[@zescapegoat]

i walked away from my screen when she was fake crying. was watching it with a distance of a flagpole. cringe level was off the charts

[@schlumpyyyy]

dude i kept having to pause and unpause the clip it was so bad

[@aliciasal5]

The best thing Johnny's team ever did was just let Amber talk.....Her talking was her downfall. She couldn't help herself, and her stories just kept unraveling.

[@meggers1771]

I love how Amber is smirking while Dr Curry talks, and then instantly goes back to having a serious expression. She is just proving exactly what she is saying.

[@Dr.K-MD.DMD.]

This is almost scary how accurate her description is.

[@elizabethlacky6068]

Because Dr Curry used science not gossip like the other therapist.

[@tellmesomething2412]

@@elizabethlacky6068 If no one gets Hughes barred from causing harm in other cases, it just shows you how bad our judicial system is. To think she HELPED out real victims before, only to do what's right for money now.

[@Pack-Man199]

@@tellmesomething2412 lol one of these two psychologists are going to have more and the other less clients after this debacle.

[@Herminipper]

cluster b personalities are very predictable when you know what to look for

[@Ronaldo-eu1nz]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpyulo1teqalldE Finally it's here

[@AmandaTheHotOne]

I feel bad for the jurors who have had to sit through hours and hours of amber turd putting on this horrific act.

[@sula1529]

I don't think she's unaware of her behaviour either. She's sitting there so cocky and superior then nearly child like on the stand and acting innocent, thinking she is a great actor. I hope Johnny's side will do a good cross examination . She said he hated all the other actors. How nasty. More slanderous talk. Ffs she just can't stop herself crazy lady IMO

[@Pack-Man199]

Lol right? It’s tough watching it when i can fast forward it.

[@Indigo565]

The cross examination will be something. Wouldn't be surprised if she lost her temper on the stand.

[@TheReturnOfStephan1]

@Stephen Greenhorn Remember, most of the films in which she has appeared have male leads. She was brought in because she was attractive, but, didn't pull any attention from her costars.

[@SHAITfam]

@@viL3Bass Found the Amber Turd supporter

[@user-fe3iv2pu5p]

Every time people tell me Amber is the victim I feel like they watched a different trial. She is so see through

[@zoso1980]

Anyone who says she's a victim is a clout chaser, activist, feminist or misandrist. These are people who are wedded to their ideology of woman = victim of patriarchy & male abusers, and woman + victim + accusation = you DON'T question them. The dirty secret about the people that defend her is that they don't want to know FACTS. Facts were what was presented in Virginia. They go on and on about assertions with no evidence presented in the UK. What makes her defenders so frightening is that they don't believe in due process, they don't believe in evidence. Many of them straight up say they ignored anything out of Virginia. Instead, they'll deny a person due process and just because the person is a woman making the accusation, facts don't matter. Think about that, the people who claim to be defending the false victim are actually complicit in perpetuating abuse on Heard's victim, and promoting Heard's continued abuse. They are so ideologically blind and mentally dishonest, they can't see it. Heard picked the perfect group to manipulate. Heard can say or do anything and they'll defend her. This is why modern activism and sects of feminism are so problematic. The intellectual honesty isn't there, and doing the right thing. . Ideology over truth and justice. Meanwhile, they're perfectly willing to victimize someone in the name of the sisterhood and claim the high ground doing it. Scary.

[@bittersweet2166]

My mom said she believed her! Ugh. I said "ok you're entitled to your opinion, but did you watch the entire trial?" "No.." 😒

[@skydriver5709]

What part of mental illness is a choice? You must recognize that mental illness, like Borderline Personality Disorder, is not self caused and its symptoms aren't controllable. To judge her for the symptoms of an severe illness is like demanding she be well. She can't. She can't be any other way than a borderline. Through this trial, you learned so much about the way Amber's personality is due to her diagnosed mental illnesses, and how horrible it makes her personality. Now imagine for a second that's you and your illness, and that you can't control it and you have to be that person and live it every day with no alternative. Of course she's a victim, but not a victim of Johnny. She's a victim of severe illness she can't control or get rid of. Mental illness is very sad, but I think what's even more sad is when people treat those with mental illness as though their symptoms affecting others is intentional or chosen. I dated a diagnosed Borderline before. It was hell for me... but that only made me realize how much more of a hell it had to be for them. Because it was them, morning, noon, and night. Day after day, year after year. And they couldn't escape it. It's a cruel prison.

[@user-fe3iv2pu5p]

@@skydriver5709 Borderline is a disorder NOT a mental illness learn the difference. A disorder is when behaviour is outside the normal range as where a mental illness is a chemical imbalance. I also dated a woman with borderline which is why I know you are full of shit. They still know right from wrong. They still make choices. If Amber were mentally ill as you describe it she never would of functioned high enough to be in the position she was. Disorder and mental illness are not the same thing at all.

[@emilinebelle7811]

@@skydriver5709 There it is… the stupidest thing I’ll read today…

[@robinflood7334]

She nailed Amber’s personality and then watching it play out on the stand was very eye opening. She craves attention and drama,is never wrong and is a pathological liar. She’s very manipulative and revengeful. She’s abusive,both mental and physical. She’s exhausting if you’re trying to reason with her. No accountability. Everybody else is wrong.

[@christar9527]

Plus the externalization of blame and the flowery speech that has no real depth or substance.

[@Rezone.Raj.Rahman]

Specially in these time praise [00:53- 1:15], [2:50-3:05], [7:05-7:15] [7:35-8:08], and [7:40-9:00] It's absolutely amazing how Dr. Shannon Curry was 100% BANG ON right about her behavior, it almost looks like Dr. Shannon Curry was like a "Future Teller" 😂 Because if you notice what Dr. S Curry says-- [00:53- 1:15], [2:50-3:05], [7:05-7:15] [7:35-8:08], and [7:40-9:00] that's exactly what she did and how she acted everywhere... Doesn't matter if it was the 6 weeks trails (Her Testimony), any interviews or phone call\ voice recording... Amber Heard did exactly all those things what Dr. Shannon Curry said in this video... and in other hand what the hell was wrong with Amber Heard's Team!!! From Lawyers to all the experts and witness, it was absolutely embarrassing and disgusting I don't know how and where she found this people and decided to make a team out of this idiot and stupid people...

[@mainulislamabir6121]

Sounds Exactly Like My Psycho Narcissistic Ex. Eternally Grateful To GOD For Removing Her From My Life Permanently And Blessing Me With An Angel Of A Woman Recently.

[@WarriorLori]

2:41, my dog stepped on a bee...

[@Foxy_ladyYTSL]

Megan Markle ...she does this!

[@warlordiseppi]

"He Pushed me and I skid across these "beautiful" wooden floors" when someone has a domestic violence incident they don't describe anything as beautiful because that's not typically a thought linked to any emotion through domestic violence. This is first and foremost the 1 key word in her story that makes it deceptive.

[@janecourtenay3676]

I agree, totally! As a DV victim, I can honestly say I never noticed the state of the carpet (as she did in part of her testimony). I find those comments quite incongruous!

[@naomiabel1091]

Absolutely agree. I watched her say that live and thought there is no way when you're skidding across a wooden floor, that would definitely hurt, you'd describe the floor as BEAUTIFUL.

[@mikaellarsson135]

@Noxious spot on, as Dr Curry said, they tend to use "big descriptive words" like "magical" and "wonderful" during this type of speach, I would say "beautiful wooden floor" is definetley an unncessearily big word to describe the floor in that situation.

[@chowstar1]

She had a beautiful Shirt on

[@VelaiciaCreator]

Agreed. When my grandfather was bashing me in the head with a mug, my thoughts were not about the "finely sanded teak deck boards", it was about where his hands were and his eyes.... I very keenly wish to never see such eyes again in my life.

[@frenchy79]

She was the best witness hands down, and my favorite. Very professional, didn't let the lawyers drag her into their traps and wouldn't allow any form of misinterpretation of the facts or what she had done. Great job Miss Curry!

[@xtheoldnitex]

Mrs unfortunately

[@TheDoozie43]

Most beautiful woman in a one hundred mile radius as well!

[@EmeryandRen]

Doctor actually 😂🤍

[@theroof6378]

Don’t forget the most important point, that she looked very good (objection: understatement) while doing it…,😏

[@johnstrawb3521]

6:00 - gee, let me guess. No bruises from this 'attack' on Umber were ever recorded or witnesses by neutral observers.

[@IlRyanWilsonlI]

Whats really worrying is she heard the Doctors testimony and STILL did what the doc predicted she would do

[@bevsfrybreadwisdom5854]

It's amazing that this woman was hired as an actress.

[@lukecloudy9650]

Putting these clips together is brutally explanatory. It's like stating the definition of those disorders followed by textbook-level examples.

[@1973miniclubman]

One of the best videos that I have seen about this case. Really shows what a self centred bitch heard is. I hope the book gets thrown at her and she get financially hit hard.

[@acommentator4452]

yes, i can imagine in a lecture hall somewhere using all this as study material.

[@walterude6323]

Aswearigod. It doesn't get more exemplary than this.

[@babyblue6960]

i cant comprehend the correspondence of the definitions with the examples following after each, ig im slow ab this😩

[@KarlHerzog]

Ms. Heard just wanted to show us what kind of person to avoid being in a relationship with. How kind of her.

[@Naama178]

I volunteer in a psychiatric hospital as part of my psychology degree. The main things I’ve noticed with victims of abuse is that they don’t look me in the eyes while telling me their story. Therefore i find it VERY strange that Amber looks at the Jury the entire time. It’s very obvious that she’s lying and it’s unfair to actual victims of abuse.

[@barefootdgypsy3233]

Everyone distrusts me because I can’t look people in the eyes. I was a victim of childhood abuse and sexual abuse as a minor. I was also a victim of drug abuse parents who gave me drugs as early as 13 years old. I do exactly as you say when tellin stories that happened and I don’t cry a lot. Honestly I don’t show much emotion anymore about the abuse it’s like I’ve become numb to it. So yes I’m seeing a huge difference in her to what I do. I also hve BPD

[@harshithakeerti]

@@barefootdgypsy3233 thanks I thgt I was wierd I can't make eye contact either

[@linstantnoodles_]

@@barefootdgypsy3233 nailed it 100%. I’ve gone through close personal loss at a super young age, SA at 13, an active shooter situation, and recently the loss of a parent, and when I recount any of that, I find myself speaking so stoically about it because at this point, I’m numb to the initial emotions I felt. It was very odd to see someone “reliving trauma” in such a way that felt so unbelievably different from anything I’ve experienced. Granted, I know everyone’s response to trauma is different but there tends to be some overlapping similarities or some kind of connection between victims

[@DeeRio9546]

@@barefootdgypsy3233 same just recently through therapy on my own will I look people in the eye when talking

[@dontshineforswine]

I have a really hard time looking people in the eyes as well. I was diagnosed with BPD, also I have been sexually assaulted many times in my life and I have serious panic disorder. It ruined my life.

[@thissunchild]

I'm so experiencing 2nd hand embarrassment watching her play-act her way through what she thinks are emotions

[@Fee212]

She's awful. How did she land any parts in films...... she can't act.

[@Ruedigerkackgans12]

​@@youtubename22 there is no way she was high during the trial at any point. That's just ridiculous. She is a narc abuser alright, but she isn't retarded

[@mack8488]

​@@youtubename22pfff so?

[@mack8488]

Me too.. totally embarrassing...one should KNOW their limmits when acting. 😂😂😂😂

[@zazilicious]

The fact that she sat down and heard the diagnosis and still went on to all these things the doctor spoke about means that that’s actually how she is and these behaviors are part of her and care be helped. Surely her legal team would have advised her to do the opposite of everything that doctor said and yet she did just that. Wow it’s scary how accurate she was 😨

[@glamdolly30]

That's the tragedy of narcissists - they are so totally lacking in self awareness, and have so little empathy for non narcissists, they can't convincingly fake their behaviours to get themselves out of trouble! A scorpion will always be a scorpion - it cannot convince anyone it's a harmless frog.

[@zazilicious]

@@glamdolly30 So true wow!

[@johns2262]

Worse - in the 2019 deposition of her acting coach, she said Heard has a problem fake crying, she can't produce tears. So her team had that deposition for close to 3 years and she still tried to fake cry.... Heard herself was Depp's best witness.

[@glamdolly30]

@@zazilicious I think you made a very perceptive point in your original post - Heard may or may not have received good advice from her legal team, we'll never know (if Bredehoft & Rottenborn's lacklustre performances in court are anything to go by, I suspect not). But even if they did give her fantastic guidance behind the scenes, I think AH is such an extreme and hopeless example of a narcissistic abuser, she's unable to take direction. As an extreme narc, she's arrogant and deluded enough to assume she can persuade the majority with her lies. So the car crash testimony we and the jury witnessed from her was inevitable - she went her own way, convinced she knew best. But not only was she working to a bad script because she was reciting her own, poorly conceived fiction, she wasn't capable of delivering it in any believable way. It doesn't say much for her talent as a professional actor! They say the best actors possess powerful natural empathy for others. I believe Johnny Depp grew up as an Empath, because of the severe narcissistic abuse he received and witnessed first hand from his mother as a child. It taught him to be sensitive to the suffering - and myriad moods - of others, and that is a powerful quality that informs his acting talent, and specifically his chameleon-like gift for diverse characterisations. Speaking after the recent trial, Johnny Depp said Amber Heard's problems began with one lie - her decision to file a totally unnecessary restraining order against him pretending that he was abusive and she was afraid of him (when he was many miles away in Europe), supported by her appearance at the filing of that TRO showcasing a fake facial bruise (surrounded by media who despite her fierce denials, were obviously tipped off by her team). Heard's decision to file for divorce and, heinously file the TRO, were as a direct result of HIS decision to end the marriage. Reject a narcissist, and all hell's let loose! Many victims literally don't even survive (the chances of the abuser killing the victim rocket, after the victim ends the relationship/threatens to end it). I believe Amber Heard was capable of killing Johnny Depp, and that he may only be alive today because he left the US for Europe right after telling her their marriage was over. Enraged at his rejection, with him abroad so she couldn't vent her anger at him in person, she did the next best thing and took her power back by pretending she had instigated their split and worse, alleging she did so because of his violence - a false claim which would later be exaggerated to include a shocking story of sexual assault with a bottle. Depp said the TRO was the first big lie, from which all her additional, escalating lies and embellishments alleging domestic and sexual violence followed. I think once she started down that road of demonising Depp with false allegations, she couldn't stop, and not only doubled down but added new false accounts of depravities he'd supposedly committed. She fully expected to not only get away with it, but thrive personally and professionally, as a result of her vendetta. Bolstered by the new #MeToo movement, Heard exploited her manufactured victim status to invent a useful role for herself as a professional victims' advocate, women's rights spokesperson and #MeToo figurehead. It's clear she planned to milk her burgeoning allegations against Depp and their historic, short marriage indefinitely - and early indications were she was establishing success on this new career path. She got herself a lot of sympathetic publicity, magazine covers and press by painting Johnny Depp as a woman-beating villain - something in his 59 years on the planet, no other female had alleged. Depp's libel action against the Sun newspaper for branding him 'a wife beater' failed, and the Sun's star witness, his ex-wife Amber Heard, was able to give a gloating media conference outside the London court speaking of her 'victimhood' and the support she had received from the public. Pride comes before a fall! The prestigious ACLU appointed Heard as one of it's Ambassadors - they also wrote the Op-Ed for the Washington Post which appeared in her name, specifically alleging 'sexual violence'. It was cynically timed to promote the new 'Aquaman' movie. It was also, clearly very damaging to Depp, and the point at which he decided ENOUGH and sued his ex-wife directly. It was a high risk strategy, and many legal professionals were convinced he would lose, after the UK judgement went against him (the judge was fooled by Heard's perjury that she donated his $7m divorce settlement to charity - and from that misapprehension, he decided her allegations of abuse by Depp were 'substantially true'). The UK verdict was a miscarriage of justice, so rather than deter Depp it only put fire in his belly to pursue Heard in the US over her even more defamatory Op-Ed. The level of evidence submitted over 6 weeks was obviously way more, and it soon became clear to viewers at home - and presumably the jury too - that Heard had perpetrated a hoax for her own benefit. That hoax has now backfired on her, as Depp warned her it would, 5 years ago. She cannot say he didn't tell her what would happen if she continued to lie about him and the marriage. I'm just glad we get to see an all-too rare spectacle - a violent narcissist self-destructing. Usually they destroy everyone but themselves! Johnny Depp's victory is a victory for anyone who has suffered at the hands of a narcissistic abuser like Amber Heard. All she can do is continually double-down on her lies with her recent, hour-long diatribe at the jury, the media and anyone else she can blame (no doubt her lawyers will be next). Narcissists as extreme as that cannot accept blame for anything, therefore they cannot change. If she had any hope of healing, she would retire from the public stage, and do some serious self-reflection. She is entirely incapable of it. Her future looks bleak. And I have to say, I fear for the safety and well being of her child.

[@synneazaro]

No self awareness is a part of the diagnosis, so..

[@zuccy_93]

Sends chills down my spine to think about how accurate Dr. Curry was. Seriously feels like Dr. Curry had a script that was telling events of a later part of the play

[@art-byfayleif3938]

People like this are so arrogant thet believe they are smart, but they end up acting in ways that shows exactly how someone says they would behave even though in their mind they believe they aren't. Hence the reason its a disorder, only a disorderd mind would think that their behavior is normal even after provided evidence that it isnt.

[@midnightfun1277]

Shes a professional and probably one of the best on what she does, why she was hired by JD.

[@albuseisenhorn3385]

There are many bad psychologists out there - one of them was in this court, which is why its important to shop around. Dr Curry deserves and earned the crap out of those letters behind her name

[@donniefleming9914]

"I can't remember a lot of details"...but I can remember the "beautiful" floors he threw me across...

[@vh8542]

Right, i hate it when movies foreshadow the ending! 😡🤣

[@pattytanur3321]

Dr psychologist is giving not only the jurors , lawyers but all of us such a clear understandable lecture. She’s professional and knowledgeable, and exactly on target. Highly accurate

[@tucoramirez4558]

"She’s professional and knowledgeable, and exactly on target. Highly accurate" *And what would YOU know about this??* What are *your* qualifications?? Cretin.

[@hanoitripper1809]

And most importantly, shes hot 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@stevelamperta865]

@@hanoitripper1809 Your just hard up !

[@hanoitripper1809]

@@stevelamperta865 its ok to be 🌈

[@NewVoiceSound]

And also very good looking

[@valerieg369]

Omg.. how freaking funny watching Amber pretend to be having a panic attack on the witness stand and nobody, not even her lawyers try to console her. Her lawyers even knew she was faking it. So tragic for her 🤣🤣

[@sarahmurphy8030]

Even funnier the Judge didn't even feel.the need to give her a break to get herself together 😂😂 Judge was on to her the first day 😂😂😂

[@kellyredmond4749]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kellyredmond4749]

​@sarahmurypu phy8030 you know that.. total joke 🤣

[@mtzano]

She was really panicking, because she couldn't shed a tear no matter how hard she tried

[@wanderlust139]

Poor Johnny. I can only imagine how awful it was to tolerate this woman for as long as he did. So glad he’s free of her

[@art-of2tm]

Why did he ever start a relationship with such a person? It doesn't make sense. If someone is horrible, you stay away from them.

[@mslee4722]

The doctor was so accurate in describing her that Amber was taking notes and then went onto her stage to perform it for everyone. Seriously, the way Heard acts on the stand is embarrassing.

[@lf9341]

Cringe worthy! Lol!

[@emb5048]

If you've ever served on a jury, you know how *close* the jury panel is to the witness stand. That had to be just pure awkward & discomfort

[@kimosabe6272]

@@lf9341 I was literally cringing my face muscles watching her over-acting and insincere facial expressions. Almost feel bad for her if it's a mental condition and she feels like she's appearing genuine..

[@catherinelane9243]

@@lf9341 I'm embarrassed for her. Does she not remember her recording of taunting and calling him a baby because according Amber he can't take a punch from her. She's a terrible actress, not convincing.

[@RecluseBootsy]

I was just thinking the same exact thing. 🤣

[@amelie9271]

I would pay alllllll the monies to see the jury’s faces during her most dramatic moments. She kept checking to see if her awful acting was emotionally affecting them. They were all probably like: 😑

[@jeanramey5490]

Can someone tell me what the break means. Does it mean that the jury stay in a hotel room and no media or internet. Do Heard and Jonny go home. How do they know if someone is on internet?????

[@christopherldavid]

@@jeanramey5490 they have to stay isolated until the trail is over. The break was pre-planned around the Judge’s schedule.

[@amelie9271]

@@jeanramey5490 they don’t know. They’re just trusting. Just like we are supposed to believe that AH’s lawyers aren’t speaking to her about her previous testimony while preparing her for next week. 🙄 I’m sure they find a way to make it happen.

[@Vampiresquid007]

Lmao ... like 😐

[@rebeccaabram2312]

There were a few pans across the Jury more than a few were leaning back with arms crossed infront of them. Classic signs of people not buying what the speaker is selling.

[@milingimbi1438]

Now that I'm no longer triggered because I know the right outcome occurred, I can come back and laugh about stuff like "parakeet floors!".

[@aliciasoul]

I am so impressed with Dr. Curry's assessment. Everything she describes is what we see and continue to see in AH behavior. Just wow!!!

[@mattyartsy]

I just can’t believe she couldn’t perceive how terribly transparent she was. The audacity it took to think she could fool the world.

[@anandsharma7430]

It's probably not audacity but delusion. Just an unfounded belief and a disconnect with reality. Because she has, like every other celebrity, surrounded herself with yesmen, and no honest critics. I'm not trying to diminish her actions, but an undeluded criminal with a reality check in the form of critical friends or good lawyers would avoid this kind of obvious lying.

[@anandsharma7430]

@@Balletified Ah, I see. I'm Indian so I miss all the media coverage. I believe that while there is a lot of substance in the #MeToo movement, it cannot be a substitute for legal proceedings. They should look harder to choose a genuine victim to support, not someone who claims the movement for themselves.

[@ArtsWellnessCollective]

That's another symptom of her disorders.

[@TheDarkLasombra]

@@anandsharma7430 Yes, that is the general consensus here too. #MeToo was needed, but like any new movement, there will be people that go too far. I think most people are happy women can shed light on predators and get more support. Hopefully liars can be exposed and it doesn't keep real victims from coming forward.

[@glamdolly30]

@@Balletified Yes narcissistic abusers like Amber Heard will ruthlessly exploit anything to further their own ends. The #MeToo movement is a gift for narcissistic abusive females like Heard, who masquerade as victims. Most abuse victims ARE women, so she was able to count herself among their number and automatically be believed by a great many people. The truth, as this court case fully proved, is she's an ABUSER. And her narcissistic abuse of her ex husband continued, years after their divorce, as she branded him a woman beater and rapist - fully intending to ruin his name and his life. Heard planned to launch an entire career for herself (in tandem with her struggling acting career), as an 'abuse survivor' and #MeToo/women's rights figurehead, with a very famous 'abuser' in megastar Johnny Depp. The newspaper article she wrote (or rather the ACLU charity of which she had recently been made an Ambassador, wrote for her), was an early promotion of her new career. Thankfully Johnny Depp was shrewd enough to see where she was going, and that her master plan was to abuse his name indefinitely for her own self promotion as an 'abuse survivor'. He realised he had to sue her, if he was ever going to stop her milking their 15 month, failed marriage for her own ends. As his lawyer Ben Chew said in court, discussing the newspaper article over which Depp sued: "She didn't name him - she didn't have to. Who is interested in anything Amber Heard has to say, if she isn't talking about Johnny Depp?" It is appalling Amber Heard has doubled-down on her lies since Johnny Depp's victory, and still claims to speak for victims and women. She doesn't speak for either - because she is no victim, and most women who report domestic abuse are telling the TRUTH! What she is, is a violent domestic abuser and pathological liar. I truly believe if Johnny Depp had not left the US for a European music tour immediately after telling her the marriage was over, Amber Heard was capable of killing him. I think we could have seen her telling exactly these same lies about his supposed violent assaults, as she claimed self-defence in a murder trial. Johnny may well have been found with a knife sticking out of his heart - perhaps the same large knife she gifted him, with the words "Until Death' inscribed on the blade (yes, Amber was so 'terrified' of 'abusive' Johnny Depp, she gave him a knife! GIMME A BREAK!) I'm just thankful it was a libel and not a murder case, as it so easily could have been. Amber Heard has already ended one life - she was drunk behind the wheel of a car aged 17, and killed her best friend in the ensuing crash. Chilling!

[@mookyyzed2216]

Gotta remember, the doc called this because Amber tried pulling the same thing with her when she tested her. Doc did great in prepping the jury for the show they were going to see.

[@bluntsmoke9913]

I agree disrespectfully.

[@BetaKrogoth]

@@bluntsmoke9913 Built different aren't ya?

[@bluntsmoke9913]

@@BetaKrogoth I’m built the same

[@simonkendra3079]

but does the jury remember? that's the question.

[@bluntsmoke9913]

@@simonkendra3079 it was dr.curry hell yeah they listened. I sure did she gave me a free psychology class

[@yourmasyourda7995]

She is what we call in northern Ireland a complete and utter bomb scare 😮😮😮😮😮 completely insane

[@TheIndependentLens]

How is the IRA these days?

[@SoWhat007]

One thing I can truly see, is that that 3 hour dinner with Dr. Curry and Johnny's team was well worth it. No wonder Johnny hired Dr. Curry. In those 3 hours he was able to see how educated, professional, and intelligent she is. He knew she would really help bring this case forward with the facts. Very wise gentleman Johnny is. 😍🤓

[@Hodaris_Darlin]

His lawyers were there too, you know.

[@stavrosk.2868]

Yes. The best money and time Depp ever spent.

[@StelsunNwadinma]

Lol I like how as she’s describing the personality disorder you can see Amber switching facial expressions 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀

[@JuliaH9595]

Especially when her dog stepped on a bee 🤣🤣

[@Ronaldo-eu1nz]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpyulo1teqalldE Finally it's here

[@happyvalley6990]

@@Ronaldo-eu1nz no its not. bummer.

[@shakeshakeyourlove]

Editing👍

[@RLS1]

The side by side of this explanation(prediction😉) vs heards testimony, is literally as if Heard is doing her best impression of that exact description! This chick is Nostradamus!

[@rachelwalkuw6199]

I just caught she said “ she wishes she remembers.” Don’t victims normally wish they could forget?

[@xdarkblade9336]

It depends, I think. Some people have amnesia due to trauma (don't quote me on that), but as you also have said, we wish we could forget. I don't know if I have been sexually assaulted, but I have been physically assaulted by a drunk person in public. I was sober. I will never forget, and I have PTSD from it.

[@rachelwalkuw6199]

@@xdarkblade9336 omg Im sorry. That sounds horrible.

[@localbod]

You don't forget being sexually abused. You can turn your life around, stop being a victim through therapy and a lot of hard work on one's self and reclaim your life, but you never forget.

[@localbod]

@@xdarkblade9336 Sorry to hear about your experience. I got robbed at gunpoint in February. Fought with the thieves and got pistol whipped with a revolver. Lost my phone and ended up with 5 stitches in my head. I'm a survivor of abuse and with help you can learn to live with PTSD and not have it completely dominate your life.

[@kusamagaming7375]

Exactly 💯

[@therealchristfollower]

at 2:10 man that's cringe as heck. Amber poor girl just wants some tears. Give her some tears please. She really trying hard to work up those tears. "Wait a minute court. I feel a tear coming. Please just wait."

[@virginiaknighten4687]

Yes! That was absolutely freaking the way ah was trying to muster up some kind of water works. And her poor “ability to recall.” 🤣

[@jonc6250]

Amber Heard is a terrible actress. Thank God for Dr Curry. 🙏

[@BigDaddyJinx]

You can tell she actually earned her degree and respects what it entails because she nailed Heard like she wrote her in a script.

[@UltimateSteevil]

well put.

[@TweedSwiftie4eva]

and didn't have to read any of her notes! unlike Turd's psychologist!

[@Nameless_mixes]

And the only thing that Amber’s attorneys could do in order to disqualify Dr. Curry was to interrogate her over muffins… 🤦‍♂️

[@stucumins8511]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@noam2315]

Don't forget she had dinner and drinks at Johnny's house lol

[@AmarisNWonderland]

Still sounds like a Seinfeld episode! 🤣😂😂 I can just hear Jackie Chiles saying, "Muffins? I don't see anything significant about muffins. Who told you to keep going on about the muffins?" 😆😂😂😂

[@DONNAB555]

Right!! What the heck was up with the damn muffins!!! 😂😂😘

[@rebeccajones4stories]

Do you know the muffin man?

[@josephroybal1819]

Put her in jail

[@77andsunny]

The parakeet floors again!😂😂😂 Never gets old

[@tombara9658]

Dr. Curry absolutely nailed her diagnosis and her testimony - she called it to perfection. We all saw exactly what she described unfold before our very eyes when Amber took the stand. SURELY, the jury have to recognise this…

[@tucoramirez4558]

Yet another parrot claiming what is already the general consensus among you sheeple. "SURELY, the jury have to recognise this…" And what if they don't? Will you end your own life??

[@tombara9658]

She’s noticably less dramatic with her testimony today. Maybe she’s seen some of the TikTok videos and decided to tone it down somewhat.

[@miskatonicfoxy9913]

@@tombara9658 I bet she has been coached by her legal team for the last week.

[@caroljenkins2331]

🤞

[@tombara9658]

Camille is moving in for the kill - and you can tell by the tone of her voice that she absolutely despises Heard, with all the heat of a thousand suns. She needs to check some of that emotion, and make sure she phrases the right questions to corner Heard, and maybe bring out some of that crazyness in front of the judge and jury - which we almost saw a couple of times. I can’t help thinking Whitney could be key to this, imagine if she decided to tell the truth.

[@pduidesign]

I love the part where AH says she tried to leave the argument when every single audio recording we hear it’s JD that tries to remove himself and AH getting angry that he’s trying to leave. This woman is 109% not believable. I can’t tell if she’s lying or simply freakin’ crazy.

[@ironmantooltime]

Lying makes her crazy

[@morgothya]

it’s definitely both

[@nononono12345]

The latter, CLEARLY. lol

[@jaydenrock]

She obviously takes stories from other people and use them for her own. She seems like she may even take the very ones she victimized and turn the stories around where she is the victimized. That way she is a better liar by using truths that actually happened and when she was actually the offender. It’s very clever I might say so because liars tend to over explain and embellish things to try to compensate from being caught within a lie.

[@soleil7259]

The face of a narcissist. Never wrong, everybody else is at fault and out for them, everything is the opposite of what actually happened, shows very aggressive behaviour when nothing goes as they planned it, search for new supply, when they are done with discarding one person like a piece of trash, also need to hear that they are the best. What a sick soul they have. But hollywood is full of them. Johnny needs to get out of there asap.

[@JThreefingers-ms3kd]

Her acting coach is right. She cant cry or whip out some real tears when she fake cries.

[@NikkiHash]

Seeing the way she acts I'm surprised she didn't try to kill him she's really creepy

[@little_dandelion]

Probably like the twat mob, they get a greater kick at pushing their target to kill themselves.

[@killerrabbit2693]

Some do theorise that that was possibly in her thinking.

[@LTNZbeats]

she almost killed him, he could have died from the infection from his finger being cut off, and the bottle could have hit somewhere more important and killed him

[@kenrulei09]

she did there statements how amber attacked jd on the top of the stairs, and she almost pushed him down them. (she also used it in her testimony, but placed herself in jd's position)

[@Ronaldo-eu1nz]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpyulo1teqalldE Finally it's here

[@FirstOfHisNameSolaire]

I love how this doctor literally threw all her faults in her face and there was nothing she could do about it. Just read her like a book and she looked pissed the whole time she was calling her out. Beautiful.

[@Faesharlyn]

Then she went on to demonstrate exactly what the Dr said she would do because she can't help it lol

[@ashessakura7518]

It was beautiful, like the beautiful floors she apparently was thrown across… she just couldn’t help but prove the Doctors case could she

[@MrNotesofmusic]

Whether or not her diagnosis is correct, she was THE quintessential witness of the case.

[@queenashantee1957]

@@MrNotesofmusic I SO AGREE, MARRYING THE BEHAVIOUR OF AH AND THAT OF THE PSYCHOLOGIST MADE HER A FANTASTIC WITNESS TO BE CALLED AT THE RIGHT TIME. ITS ALL ABOUT THE TIMING.......

[@dewilew2137]

These aren’t “faults”. This is a recognized disorder. This is what I don’t like about this trial and its coverage. We are stigmatizing and already highly stigmatized personality disorder, one that disproportionately affects women. Abusive men and misogynistic men everywhere will use this to insult and berate women. It’s already happening. I’m so worried about the precedent this sets.

[@laurencekelly5081]

How was amber heard EVER HIRED AS AN ACTRESS

[@PinkMarshmallows]

She laid on her back and got on her knees.

[@Michigan1985]

It's still amazing to me that Amber's body language and overall testimony on the stand is *ALMOST* as damning as the actual piles of evidence against her.

[@VanCough]

Lmao Amber was taking notes on what to avoid while Dr. Curry was testifying and still did everything Dr. Curry said she'd do.

[@dembonez19]

Dr. Curry was, by far, the best witness Johnny Depp's team could've asked for. Just to watch her testimony unfold in real time whenever Amber spoke on the stand was incredible.

[@mamalupine7604]

She was interesting and educational, what a great witness!

[@henning439]

Dr Curry was an outstanding witness. I won't be surprised, if many were inspired by her testimony to become psychologists. But IMO Amber Heard was the best witness for Johnny Depp and against herself. Not only did she validate Dr Curry's testimony but she allowed the jury and the public to see in real time who she was. In addition we could see that she was lying and had been lying the whole time.

[@_GandalfTheGrey_]

“screeching my skin against this beautiful wooden floor” It’s like she’s describing a film she saw for a film class.

[@bhargavipba]

Watching clips of Turd hysterically "sobbing" in between Dr. Curry's testimony is hilarious

[@VelvetVoice]

The more I’ve re-watched Dr.Curry’s testimony, the more I’m struck by how totally credible she is (that was merely reinforced once I’d viewed Amber Heard’s testimony). Dr. Curry went into such painstaking detail to explain the processes and procedures that she follows in her role as a psychologist, as well as making it sufficiently easy for the jury to understand. She had completely nailed Amber’s behaviour/performance in her descriptions. In stark contrast to this, however, when Dr Hughes was giving *her* testimony, I was soon struck by how unreliable an “expert” witness she seems - she was SO immediately dismissive of Dr. Curry’s profiling methods and observations, let alone the plethora of other existing evidence and information collated by other medical professionals that she had reviewed. I have to say, I found myself getting increasingly frustrated and seriously annoyed by her dismissal of so much pertinent information. I truly hope that the jury is savvy enough to see sense, and see through Amber’s bogus testimony once all is said and done in this trial.

[@rinserofwinds]

it is super scary, that Dr Hughes is a big shot at the American Psychological Association and has influence on the guidelines and criteria of trauma disorders.

[@DeadCatX2]

Notably, Dr Hughes main thrust was "what Amber said is consistent with being a victim of IPV". It's basically hearsay. Dr Curry was specific about what and why a diagnosis exist

[@stevepalpatine2828]

"Dr" Hughes is without doubt the most openly biased supposed expert witness I have ever seen. Her biases were openly on display both in her choice of language and entire attitude. I found Dr Curry far more credible.

[@BreakofDawn]

Dr. Hughes has a long history of chasing high profile cases and has been labeled multiple times as someone who has “no factual connections” to the cases she testifies for. She also admitted to getting getting her information from the media and not directly from the person in question themselves. Many of her testimonies had to be stricken from record due to extreme prejudices. She’s about as unprofessional as any bad psychologist could get

[@ragnes18]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWWnimWgYp5_bJo&ab_channel=ThatUmbrellaGuy

[@jaywren20]

I seriously couldn't watch her 'performance. Yes Dr Curry described her perfectly. She is so OTT. Can only hope the jury will see her for what she is and not be taken in.

[@The_Kirk_Lazarus]

Did you just shorten the phrase "over the top?"

[@BL00DYME55]

@@The_Kirk_Lazarus that's a pretty common abbreviation though

[@Lizards_Lounge]

Lol, I've never seen it... Now I know..thanks.

[@UncleBuZ]

69 likes brah! gg

[@The_Kirk_Lazarus]

@@BL00DYME55 Really??? Maybe among those in your Minecraft crew, but not in any circles of influence in the world I live in.

[@GamePadStreaming]

As this trial was occuring, i had freshly come out of an abusive relationship. This case, and specifically the professional accounts gave me much more closure and validation than any further conversations with my abuser could ever have offered. Vasquez's cross-examination of Heard specifically felt like she was not just fighting Johnny's corner, but the corner of everyone who has ever been a victim of abuse, picking the holes in logic that we were fearfulof calling out directly

[@Hegesusanne-sp1dx]

AGREE !! I am soooooooo very glad you got away !!!!!!!

[@thatsaniceboulder1483]

Dr Curry’s assessment seems so spot on, then the other two “experts” turn up and look like fools with that woman saying AH has PTSD.

[@aquaseahorselove3939]

When Johnny Depp starts telling his depiction of what happened, I can visualize everything he’s explaining. I can see it almost like I was there seeing what he was seeing. When Amber tells her side of the story, everything is out of sorts, it’s hard to follow what’s actually happening. Can’t visualize the room, the actual fights, the conversations... just a bunch of word salad. I do know that there were some beautiful wood floors at some point in the story. 🙄

[@turquoisemoon8453]

Yea the only details I remember from her testimony are that the carpet was dirty and they had beautiful wooden floors xD

[@kitsunegr3y194]

And her dog stepped on a bee...

[@saramcdowell4735]

You mean the parakeet floors????🤣😂🤣😂

[@kpax2066]

@@saramcdowell4735 OMG, I thought I was the only one who thought that was funny as hell! Lmfao

[@saramcdowell4735]

@@kpax2066 No, you’re not alone!!! It was funny!!!

[@iamthisiam]

It is absolutely perfect that Dr Curry got on the stand before Amber heard's testimony. Everything she described we witnessed in some way. So much so, that all the way down to not owning the vulnerability, But simply speaking of it as though it was present with very little detail reveals itself through "the grammatical person". Every moment she described it difficult decision, or the difficulty of a situation/scenario she used the 2nd person. Everytime!

[@greenforce68]

or maybe she did exactly what everything dr. Curry said so she can escape the jail? is that possible?

[@hailbones6663]

@Atsaka Only if she is an absolute idiot. The “plead insanity” only works if the person is truly out of touch with reality in a severe way that also leads them into criminal acts. This results in imprisonment (not residence) in a mental facility with arguably fewer freedoms than a standard prison

[@danieljohns95dj]

@@greenforce68 This isn't a criminal case, it's a civil court. Depp is suing Heard for defamation and she's counter suing. If she loses, she won't go to jail, just be forced to pay reparations for damages.

[@greenforce68]

@@danieljohns95dj oooh I see! thank you for explaining that! 🙌🏻

[@biggalljzionkemp9719]

It’s like She looked into the future and saw AH testimony

[@jayak3768]

Respect for Doctor Curry. Very well researched and articulated . Great job by the channel to put it together .

[@dontshineforswine]

I'm borderline. I was diagnosed about 5-6 years ago. Not knowing what was actually wrong with me and my behaviour. Looking back, it makes perfect sense as to why I was doing the things I was doing. It's not something a person wants to live with. There is no magic pill you can take to take away your feelings and symptoms other than intense DBT. I have so many years of therapy ahead of me.

[@laurachiar6086]

All I can say is that: I love you! And I wish you good luck! Please, protect yourself! You're precious! Please, find all the strategies, measures and paths just to stay healthy, serene, high in Spirit! Please, BELIEVE IN YOUR-SELF AND PROTECT YOUR-SELF LIKE A DIAMOND! WHO DOES SEE BEFORE ___WHO SEES! From Italy with Love and Freedom! ❤🙏

[@zoso1980]

Even though I find this post a year later, I appreciate your meaningful post. I lived with an untreated BPD. I saw the raw emotional intensity, the intense reactions and situations that arose from it. The reactions filtered through triggers that weren't necessarily reality, but being a trigger created a distorted understanding then led to chaos. I understood it as much as someone who lives with a BPD watching it can, but doesn't have it. Perception, seeing situations not as they are, but through a distorted prism. Creates a massive disconnect between how you react to the world and others reactions. You exemplify what makes the situation better or spin out control: self-awareness and being mindful. It takes strength to look in the mirror and recognize something isn't right internally, and seek help. You create a situation family, friends and spouses can work WITH you. They can help you on your path. They can be allies. Amber on the other hand, her BPD and histronic sides don't allow for that inner self-awareness and internal admission she's not ok with her mental processes to exist. Her deflection and outright lack of acknowledgement for anything, and most sinister, taking real situations twisting or flipping them into an abuse narrative so she doesn't have to face the shame of her abusive behavior is monstrous. I understand she may not be doing it with malice, it's literally her rewriting situations to not have to face the intense feelings it provokes. I understand she's primarily in reactive mode because her emotional landscape is volatile. She can't acknowledge she's not perfect. It's too painful. Everyone else is the problem. That creates a world where people are just tools for attention, clout, resources and publicity. She's very much a hopeless case because at her core she can't bond with humans on a emotional level. You see that with JD. She's used manipulation and every form of control to avoid confronting her flaws, it's who she is now. She'll never change by choice. She unable to look at herself beyond how she thinks. She's the worst in untreated BPD, that you can't even address the problem because the problem is a trigger and causes a response that doesn't promote solutions, it makes more chaos. It's funny she would talk of "solutions," but her solutions only made more chaos and violence. Fighting and accepting violence was love. The vast majority of people do not think that way. Huge reflection of her distorted inner thought patterns. You can't as a non-BPD be around someone with that radical of a distorted view of internal relationships. And, if you try to discuss it, it's a trigger and a blowout fight ensues. I think Amber is actually a danger to her child. That child will need emotional normalcy and Amber won't be able to provide it. When that little girl starts triggering Amber by exerting her own identity, it's going to turn into a war zone. Or, the child will turn into Whitney, a complete and utter accomplice with her moral code beat out of her. Such as Whitney knows it's a lie, she protects Amber out of loyalty and expectation no matter who else gets hurt.

[@patteegee9506]

Her testimony completely contradicts the audio recordings where JD was actually the one trying to escape from her and she was relentless in antagonizing him! During her deposition from the previous trial, she told the same stories but in a hostile, angry and arrogant way. Go watch it. The difference in her behavior while describing the same things is scary.

[@suki-ta]

Contradict ?

[@suki-ta]

Ig u mean verify / confirms

[@Sienisota]

@@suki-ta OP meant Amber's testimony, I think.

[@CatchafireforGod]

I think what you're trying to say is that her story here on the stand contradicts what the recordings indicate. The fact that she was begging him to stay and argue to fight it out. Begging him not to leave are clear indicators of the fact that she was not abused. Someone isn't going to beg their abuser to stay if the abuser is willing leaving.

[@CatchafireforGod]

@@trustyourgut5092 i agree all of her behaviors are being reflected onto Johnny. Events may have happened but she was the abuser not the victim.

[@Lynn.Miles.]

It’s interesting to analyze her behavior during Johnny's testimony: she has a shifty blank stare and holds her head haughtily. Then, during her testimony, she tries somehow to play the victim. It doesn’t work.

[@sabineduret2512]

Agreed, also, she is now wearing less make up and more modest, less flashy clothing. Trying to look like "one of us"? As a millionaire herself does she seriously expect us to believe she was living in fear, unable to sleep and she couldn't move out to a hotel for a few days to rest, regroup, get her own medical advice etc...?

[@KCrvr]

The switch was drastic and obvious.

[@Roojercurryninja]

Then the moment where she got visibly scared of johnny when she was coming off the stand only for her to laugh off the idea of entering her abusers car by accident. This Women is filled with inconsistencies

[@germanpenn]

The lack of makeup is so that she can fake her crying. With makeup it would be obvious that she’s not really crying, or her makeup would become all messed up

[@pepsicola6232]

Exactly. She holds her nose high all the way through his testimony AND on the stand herself. Her body language reeks of deceit.

[@seanbrittneysmith183]

The shit she describes thinking is NOT what an abused person thinks about!!

[@SoopahG]

AAAGGGHHH! It's fascinating how the psychologist completely nailed it but GAAAWWD it's SO PAINFUL watching "Miss Heard" again with her pathetically horrible bad acting. It's so ridiculous that it would be hilarious if it weren't for the fact that it represents how cruel and malicious she is. She's so despicable.

[@irish2685]

The fact she said "parakeet" floors, as opposed to Parquet (said: par-kay), makes me think she read and practiced a script prior to this testimony.

[@EdgarFriendlysCivicsTeacher]

Nice catch

[@nononono12345]

100% lol she’s a nut

[@francoisassatlien8642]

Obviously. She wasn't walking on budgerigars and ringnecks

[@DocBree13]

That honestly shocked me

[@raulduke3237]

Or, she is completely stupid, and genuinely though they were parakeet floors

[@Fyrecide]

The fact that AH actually THINKS she’s being convincing is all the proof one needs that she’s not mentally stable. It’s not hyperbolic to say that it was, at best, a low-rate B-movie performance that anyone with an even tenuous grip on reality can identify as disingenuous.

[@oriongriffiths3030]

Really well put, she is completely absurd

[@funkyfranx]

Well said! It's like all her knowledge on how humans behave has come from soap operas and novels... I have no doubt she's putting everything she has into this performance, but she has no idea how it's being perceived by normal people...

[@sophiapetrillo3008]

It reads as parody to me. Intentionally comical, even though I know it’s real.

[@sophiapetrillo3008]

Meaning she’s real, not her lies. Because she is definitely UNreal.

[@Fyrecide]

@@oriongriffiths3030 New nickname: Ambseard 🙃

[@salliegallegos918]

My older brother regularly beat the crap out of me and my kid brother. When Johnny was hiding from Heard in the bathroom, I had flashbacks of running to the bathroom and locking the door just in time to save myself. It’s absolutely terrifying. She was going for him, not the reverse. She always spins the situation.

[@farnsworth9350]

Now knowing Amber didn't actually write anything on her pad, it's truly amazing how accurate Dr. Shannon is.

[@NotMorganFreeman.]

That's what I was wondering. Did someone finally show that she was actually drawing houses with curly smoke coming out of the chimney and dog and cat faces?

[@christar9527]

She wasn’t writing?

[@StarburststreamV2]

​@@christar9527 yeah , her pen didn't even touch the pad. there's videos of it.

[@IM-xs3uv]

It's like AH made a checklist of what Dr Curry said then worked her way through the entire thing during her testimony.

[@paulinalang8930]

IM: Heard was, taking notes. Guess she could not read her own writing. She acted exactly as Dr. Curry described that personality disorder does . BPD and Histrionics. We saw it all ! Not being a psychologist, but overall, I think Dr. Curry was being kind. There is most likely a lot of other issues as well.

[@Ronaldo-eu1nz]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpyulo1teqalldE Finally it's here

[@gayled3059]

@@paulinalang8930 Maybe to ensure she could be labeled 'mentally not guilty'.

[@stevenwinterhill6647]

AH copys people...She copys people's style it's annoying

[@cidie1]

I hadn't even seen AH testimony before, only small parts. Man that crying was so fake, no tears, looking around to get eye contact to see if it's working.. not believable..

[@shorttbone4193]

To me a weird thing is how much she looks at the jury… like I’ve experienced abuse as a child and I can’t look my own therapist in the eye when talking about it, and I always minimize. I know this is different and I’m sure domestic violence leaves a different impact but I couldn’t imagine experiencing stuff like that and being able to look at a large group of strangers while describing it, it’s like she’s seeking validation

[@NeverKilledHillock]

I am sorry for you, but I think you got a point. I mean, even telling strangers on the internet kinda thing is probaly not the easiest, but she seeks the attention from the jury and that live around the world. Rly, I see ppl crying from their hearts on a weekly base (work as an undertaker), but it is legit impossible for me to connect to only one of her emotions while she talks about the abuse. Sorry for my english, not my native language.

[@silviacinquemani2869]

Sadly true. I 've never seen someone sharing something painful and intimate with the face up, to be more on display. Even though is not the victim's fault, there is always a feeling of shame involved when recalling these episodes, which I don't see here in her.

[@djminos2759]

Sorry to hear that, I experienced abuse as a teenager too. Talking about it is a hard graft. Lots of pauses and minimal eye contact. Hope you're doing well now :)

[@TheGcruz30]

Exactly what I said

[@urahi830]

People respond to trauma in different ways but jesus this is the only time that listening to someone recount their experiences I really feel like it's just an act. I've been beaten basically until adulthood by my parents and every time I talk about it with my therapist or even my friends it's hard to mantain eye contact and not try to minimise, or even blame myself partially for what they did. This feels like someone copying what they saw in a bad courtroom drama

[@czhaok]

Dont be mistaken, people like this have absolutely no idea why 99.9% of us can spot easily that theyre lying, and it confuses them because they think theyre being so convincing lol.

[@lauramariawaugh5719]

One of the most wicked, scheming, vengeful liars I’ve ever seen. Depp bravely showed the world he’s no angel (same as most of us) in order to clear his name as an abuser. She deserved to receive a prison/rehabilitation sentence.

[@FrankValchiria]

the tried to look down on her expertises,yet she nailed it completely.

[@TheMicroTrak]

Well, she is not board certified...also, she is not a biologist, but I bet she can still tell what a woman is! Dr. Curry was the best expert witness I have ever heard. ( No pun intended)

[@WoodlandAsh]

Board certification isn’t relevant to her expertise as she is a licensed forensic psychologist, not a practicing clinician…

[@Galaxydragonpie]

@Robert Spence the personality disorders that heard suffers from and what likely you'd hear from her in the proceeding trial.

[@boxsterman77]

@@TheMicroTrak Please just drop the board certification criticism. Only about 4% of psychologists are board-certified. It is not the demerit you think it is.

[@gregoryholstein4224]

@@tbreytenbach9845 Yes, night & day.

[@cynthiagerardinadeau3564]

Wait, she took sleeping pills after being “beaten,” and the “abuser” was still in the house? I can’t imagine a juror in the world that would find her disgusting performance real

[@dakotablueskies]

She breaks her squeaky clean character when she talks about taking the sleeping pills. Also when she admits to drug use and more.

[@oxfordsparky]

Exactly, she said that she only barricaded the internal door and left two other doors as is knowing her could easily get in there because she would hear him coming, whilst on sleeping pills??

[@E.A]

And she was checking him also and make sure he is fine and eat it is like make sure Johnny ate > go to the hospital and get medical help after being beaten up

[@moodswinggaming2972]

dont forget giving him a knife too. It's so obvious its unreal.

[@mysanityizgone4576]

@@oxfordsparky possibly? I take sleeping 💊 too. Sometimes they knock me out and other times they don't. I dunno.

[@superdrwholock]

It's very interesting how Amber mentioned how Johnny took issue with her trying to walk off during a disagreement when in quite a lot of the audio recordings, she's actually taking an issue with him trying to walk off

[@SydMountaineer]

Chase Hughes said that AH switched facial expressions of emotions more often & quickly than anyone he’s ever seen in over 20 years of interrogations & behavior analysis.

[@halcyonsikes7018]

I nerd a lot about psychology and the moment I learned about histrionic personality disorder, I wanted to see an example. Sadly very hard to find, since most people with this diagnosis will never know or admit that they have it. To have this example on camera is amazing and I have to thank Amber for volunteering. Edit: I ended up using the word "example" instead of "specimen".

[@sujanashrestha1055]

May I ask you is she really diagnosed with histrionic personality disorder (I haven't watched this video fully yet) or is she diagnosed narcissistic which people have been saying and how different are those two? Or is it the same thing ? (I'm also always curious about psychology lol)

[@candace200]

@@sujanashrestha1055 narcissistic and histrionic are different and do not have to be shown at the same time.

[@cybeshi]

A friend of mine is diagnosed with it - he knows and does disclose it to others. He is a very kind person, too. People with Histrionic Personality Disorder are not malicious automatically, no more or less than you or me. The disorder is very rare, but please don't stigmatize people who have it just because you know so little about it.

[@jamesl.7151]

@@sujanashrestha1055 narcissistic and histrionic personality disorders are two separate cluster b personality disorders. cluster b disorders are heavily demonised, many people will immediately call any abuser a "narcissist" (usually with implication they have npd, not referring to what you might call the more traditional meaning of the term- simply a person who is self absorbed) which is where you may have gotten the idea of her having NPD from. I know and love many people with cluster B personality disorders, they're all genuinely lovely people. keep in mind that these people who love to throw around serious mental illnesses to fit their narrative know literally nothing about what they're talking about. I truly believe they just saw the word "narcissist" and went "ah yes, the people I do not like are full of themselves therefore they must have this illness" lmao

[@sunnyblue7800]

@@jamesl.7151 just curious: The people you describe in the second half of your comment that you describe as genuinely lovely people, are they narcissistic? (I havent heard of cluster b, so I'm just genuinely interested :))

[@MedievalFolkDance]

That heavy breathing really had me on the floor. What a completely different person from the woman in that recorded deposition not too long ago!

[@sula1529]

Yes she was so rude in the previous one and making little of the person questioning her

[@tapiwakay]

Are you still on the floor?

[@mcsilustrador]

That's my favorite moment of ALL this. This and the one that she got scared by almost crossing him at the court. hahahahahahaha! Always crack me up!

[@Ronaldo-eu1nz]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpyulo1teqalldE Finally it's here

[@cs-zz7jd]

@@mcsilustrador And she was flinching on que of the sounds of Depp slamming the cupboard doors in review of the video, yet Amber didn't flinch or displayed any behaviors of apprehension in the video it's self.

[@patpatmoomoo5524]

She can remember details like the beautiful floors or dirty carpet but she doesn’t remember the sequence of events that led to any of her incidents of alleged violence…. My oh my

[@EbonySeraphim]

I tuned into the trial daily at some point and watched Dr. Curry's testimony, along with the rest of the trial as it happened. I remember thinking exactly this -- Dr. Curry very directly said this is what she saw/detected/diagnosed in Amber Heard. And there she was...doing exactly that. It wasn't like she was describing incidental behavior, or behavior one might do in a situation. The indictment is strong because those behaviors clearly come out to achieve certain consistent goals.

[@adam_allday9470]

Dr Curry needs a big fat bonus check after this. She straight up explained exactly how Amber was going to act on the stand

[@AsapRockyOG]

While I certainly agree she deserves one on account of her incredible professionalism, education, and literally everything else about her, giving her one would give the impression that she was “bought off” (which she obv wasn’t, she was just speaking the truth).

[@WiseOne93]

She probably will or already has by Depp

[@LordCommanderSpaceAlligator]

She says she cant reacall the order of things during fights but she can remember EXACTLY what she was thinking while being choked slapped and pummeled senseless? That is amazing

[@shanineedwards6894]

It's actually completely normal. Do some research before you leave stupid comments.

[@matthewbrooks1556]

She was trying to pretend she has ptsd.

[@jonb3150]

Absolutely hilarious to see her try and pass off as the scared battered wife, barricading herself from Johnny. On the many hours of audio when they are having a conversation(and she is admitting to assaulting him and always starting the fights) she totally berates him, calls him a pu**y, a wimp for withdrawing himself out of the situation when she wants to have a fight(her words), calls him a baby for complaining that she was hitting him. Then taunts him when he mentions some Travis guy came and witnessed some dispute and she tells him to go fu** himself and suck Travis's di** etc. Obviously not a women who is scared of her husband, I don't even believe at this point that the domestic violence was reciprocal, I hope she gets cancelled for this.

[@creedbrattonroots]

@@shanineedwards6894 very convenient for her to forgot just what SHE did 🤡.

[@katharper655]

@@shanineedwards6894 Are you an authority on Amber's specific mile-long list of "tells"...of things she does and says which simply prove Dr. Curry's substantive diagnosis? If not, perhaps you should simply allow others to have THEIR opinions....as you are entitled to yours. It's called "Live and let live". FYI.

[@casarnp]

You can hear the histrionic behaviors begging JD to not leave as she “Will die!!”” Her borderline is the gaslighting!

[@snaggs107]

It's crazy how I can't watch 1 bit of Amber's testimony. Cringe factor is off the charts. You can literally torture ppl who have low tolerance for cringe just by forcing them to watch her testimony.

[@CJLOVE23]

This has to be incredibly difficult for Johnny to listen to her. My ex husband used to lie about me to our kids all the time. They would come back on Sunday nights and tell me all of these weird stories that NEVER happened. Then after I asked him, he’d say he never said that to the kids and that they were making it up. It was a weird cycle but my kids finally understood what he was trying to do without me ever saying one bad word about him. My point? Thank GOD they never had children out of this union. She would’ve used their child against him for the rest of his life

[@kevincola3184]

That same shit happened to my half-sister. She has two kids with an ex-husband and whenever they visited him, they would come back believing all of these crazy stories about how horrible she was. It was only when they got into their early 20' that they realized what was happening. I only mention her being my half-sister because I have three full brothers (one of whom died a few years back), two half-brothers and a half-sister and she's 46, so she's like 17 years older than me. It's weird having a niece and nephew that are only like 6-7 years younger than me.

[@dearthofdoohickeys4703]

It’s such a hallmark of abusive relationships; manipulating the children and using them as leverage. Sorry you had to go through that.

[@OriginalPuro]

Why thank a fantasy figure for something real human beings did or did not do? Oo I do not understand religious people.

[@CJLOVE23]

@@OriginalPuro I’d thank a unicorn then for not bringing a child in that union. It’s bad enough that she’s a mother all on her own, if she had leverage over a father, she’d use it at every chance she could

[@xXPiratedude2XxPS3]

@@OriginalPuro I grew up in the south "Thank God" isn't always about the big useless guy in the sky.

[@davincineptune]

No matter how many times I re-watch Dr.Curry, I am just left in awe of how impressive she is as a person.

[@cuppasilverbullets]

I agree! I’m sure her private practice is going to soar and she deserves it

[@derekparker8647]

Is she really that unaware to the fact that everyone knows that she lies ceaselessly?

[@majkolsson7192]

When she describes situations, it is like she is describing scenes from a movie, not actually remembering real life memories. And I guess that is natural. She plays a movie in her head and is trying to describe it. But since it never happened it is very hard to keep up with all the angles and previous statements, etc.

[@gianmurrieta2148]

It's almost prophetic and gave me the chills how precise Dr. Shannon is / was .

[@newas233]

That Dr was spot on

[@knisa6350]

Im a person who can’t hold their tears when they see someone cry…movies…random stranger on the internet. It’s the first I felt nothing. She couldn’t even act the emotion well.

[@mannymurillo4706]

She “cried” like 30 times and not a single tear fell 💀 them tissues are bone dry

[@mcsilustrador]

Everytime she starts to "panic" I start laughing! hahahahaha!

[@jennimac7568]

This is me! I cry so easily and have an abundance of empathy. I especially always cry listening to fellow DV survivors telling of their experiences, but feel nothing when watching Amber. I'm shocked at her whole demeanor and her twisted up web of lies. I knew she'd lie once on the stand (since she did in the UK trial), I just wasn't prepared for how it actually turned out. She comes off as a narcissistic psychopathic and has lots of rage.

[@Ronaldo-eu1nz]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpyulo1teqalldE Finally it's here

[@rtususian]

I cry at the stupidest things and at the drop of a hat...certain sentimental scenes from old TV shows, even parts of the Little Rascals! I am not kidding,

[@Graavigala85]

Love that part where she cries "I dont want to do this!" She clearly looks at the jury to see if there is some impact on her acting and then over acts way too much

[@sula1529]

Yes and I think she was screaming to Elaine I don't wanna do it cos I m running out of material. Stop me Elaine....stop me..... (she's not stopping me ffs what do I do now) the grannie dress and Cardi combo probably went in the bin when she left the building or she may wear it again to try sympathy. The paracheet floor? She must have read parquet in some Novel but didn't know the pronunciation . I think she's been reading victim impact statements and books to come up with her ideas. Jmo

[@teovu5557]

@@sula1529 I wonder if any of the jurors make faces at her or silent laugh when she goes over the top. And i wonder if she sees them...that would be embarassing af I would kill myself if I were her. lol

[@thor_]

It's almost like she has a second identity inside her that doesn't want to perform this act and is resisting.

[@KlaximumSkroeft]

@@sula1529 who's elaine? mum's friend?

[@AlexCoombes123]

Also you could interpret her “I don’t want to do this” is her true self giving an admission of guilt because she knows what she’s doing is fucked up.

[@elizabethmoini2902]

"Dr.Curry's testimony on AH's personality, is Brilliantly accurate!!. Straight to the point!!. You can say that she....."hit the nail on the Heard!!", ......so to speak ".

[@patriciatreslove4449]

Heard sat and listened to Dr Curry and then demonstrated exactly what she had side, unbelievable, how she can be called an actor is beyond me

[@bibibabibu1]

Here's what we've got so far: *I'm the original poster and am okay with people reposting it, but it would be nice to credit me so I stop getting harassed by a bunch of random people accusing me of plagiarizing MY OWN work.* *Original post:* kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4rWlHWkns9_jLs&ab_channel=HaiderAli 1) Johnny wasn't the only alcoholic and drug abuser. Amber drank 2 bottles of wine a day, and took plenty of drugs as well by her own admission. 2) Amber caught lying about using a specific line of Milani makeup that didn't exist back then to cover her bruises frequently, which was refuted by the company itself. 3) Amber caught lying again about never playing a guitar, when there is video footage of her doing so. 4) Amber has past DV arrest against her ex, admitted to DV against Johnny, suspicion of DV against her own sister (her sister was discussing it with her friends by the poolside in a video clip), and assaulted her ex-best friend in public. In contrast, Johnny has no history of being violent towards women, and his ex-spouses all speak highly of him. 5 Audio recording of Amber admitting to cutting Johnny's finger in Australia (not allowed in this trial due to technicalities), proving again that her testimony was a lie. 6) Amber's "expert" witness Dawn Hughes: A) Read extensively off her notes but had perfect recollection about all the "abuse" incidents B) Lied about Amber having no DV history and was caught out by Johnny's lawyer. C) Only used male pronouns for abusers and female pronouns for victims. D) Appeared very personally invested in the case while strongly pushing the agenda that Johnny was the abuser (As opposed to Dr Curry, who just gave her diagnosis of Amber). E) Lists on her website that she testifies in court for a fee. F) Rolled her eyes when she was objected, and displayed unprofessional body language. G) Passed off her claims as fact although her entire testimony was based on what Amber told her, and not her actually being there (she also never met Johnny before). 7) Amber has NO witnesses or evidence (all conveniently random strangers that she doesn't know or deceased people like the bodyguard). 8) DV lawyers analyzing the case said Amber's broken nose is fake and doesn't look like any of the countless injuries they've seen, and it's impossible to cover the swelling and bruising with makeup. Her "busted lip" also looks like she bit it, instead of being split open like it should be. 9) Multiple body language experts, including one that formerly worked with the FBI and CIA, say that Amber shows multiple signs of deception. 10) Amber allegedly got hit multiple times, her scalp and hair ripped off, penetrated by a bottle, dragged over broken glass and got her arms and legs "pretty cut up", then somehow felt safe enough to take sleeping pills with her "attacker" in the same house, and woke up the next day and made him coffee. The other people in the audio recording the next morning did not mention, or appear concerned, about her alleged horrific injuries. Amber also allegedly got her nose broken and hit multiple times (hard enough to damage a bed), then went to James Corden's show the next day miraculously healed. Hair stylist and makeup people saw no signs of abuse. No marks, no scars, no pictures, no medical reports in both cases. 11) Multiple witnesses (including 3 cops) saw no signs of abuse. 12) Amber claimed she wanted to leave Johnny, but in all the audio clips she was the one begging him to stay. She even violated her own restraining order to meet him. 13) Amber claimed she always tried to de-escalate, but in audio clips she was always the aggressor preventing Johnny from leaving and taunting him. Her exact words: "You run away every single fight." Sure sounds like what an abuser does. She also acted afraid of Johnny in court and backed away from him, contrary to her prior behaviour. 14) Amber allegedly feared for her life, but bought Johnny a large knife. 15) Amber allegedly hated Johnny's drinking problem and wanted to help him quit, but drank in front of him all the time. She also poured him a glass of wine daily. 16) Amber was completely different in her 2016 deposition, where she was cold, arrogant and smirking. 17) Amber publicly lied that she had already donated her divorce money to a children's hospital (and the ACLU, but nobody cares about them because they're co-conspirators with her). On the other hand, Johnny donated $100k. 18) Amber pooped on the bed of a person that allegedly made her "fear for her life", blamed the pet, but later admitted it was a practical joke. 19) Amber claimed she did not want money, but demanded 14 million tax free or threatened Johnny with abuse claims. Her friends also lived at Johnny's penthouses rent free. 20) In the UK trial that Johnny lost, the judge had a family member working in the Sun, there was no jury, Amber was taken at her word and not cross-examined, and key witnesses and evidence that would have helped Johnny was not allowed t0 be presented (eg. cops). 21) Amber includes a lot of redundant but intricate details, which is a technique liars employ to make their accounts seem more believable. Eg. the "beautiful parquet flooring". 22) Amber claims Johnny abused her because he called her "Officer Square Head". 23) Amber claimed Johnny was jealous and controlling of her roles and attire, but was photographed in revealing outfits including see-through tops without underwear underneath. 24) Amber accused Johnny of cheating, but was caught on camera bringing James Franco and Elon Musk home at night while Johnny was away (also verified by the doorman). Her psychologist witness Dawn Hughes labelled them as intimate relations. 25) Amber violated the Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) after the marriage, discussed privately with the ACLU (who she also lied and promised to donate to, but did not, which is karma) about how to phrase the op-ed to skirt around the NDA, while very clearly indicating the article was referring to Johnny, then lying about it afterwards. All that eventually led to this trial. 26) Fits Dr Curry's assessment of her multiple mental disorders: A) Overly dramatic and embellishment - The way he allegedly beat her up was like a scene from the Avengers. B) Flowery language - "He was the love of my life," "It felt like a warm glow". C) Lacks actual substance - "He beat me and I thought oh the carpet is dirty. There was mashed potato on the wall and my dog stepped on a bee, but oops I don't remember if I threw the bottle at him." D) Mimicking - Copied Johnny's outfits every day during trial, as well as Dr Curry's hairstyle. E) Needy and needs approval - Audio of her refusing to let Johnny leave. F) Sense of shallowness - Facial expression changes in 0.5s whenever Camille objection stunlocked her. G) Externalization of blame - Never takes accountability for anything and paints herself as an angel. H) Deep seated anger and abuse of partners - DV. I) Manipulation and self-centered - Gaslighting: "Look what you made me do Johnny!" J) Fear of abandonment - Audio in Australia post finger accident of her crying and afraid that it's over between her and Johnny. K) Make a lot of accusations when feeling slighted - Threatens with restraining order and abuse claims after Johnny wants to leave her. L) Makes threats with legal system to keep partner from leaving - Threatens with restraining order and abuse claims after Johnny wants to leave her.

[@Ronaldo-eu1nz]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpyulo1teqalldE Finally it's here

[@Lilyloo82]

Amazing 👏

[@MC-ik8zw]

but you didn’t have to copy and paste someone else comment.

[@helenmcdonnell2585]

Excellent synopsis

[@SpicyBoba7431]

@@MC-ik8zw Nah he did, helps get the message out

[@aemen8796]

what I admire her for is her confidence that she'll be able to trick the system 😭! girl! these people are professionals and you're not the only person they ever conducted these tests on 😂😂😂😂

[@coffeeblue3012]

Heard is literally a guinea pig here and her performance of what a personality disorder is did not disappoint, it manifested beautifully and the world saw all the BS

[@Krystosmission]

what makes it so funny!! wtf is she thinking, shes soo obvious! We all know shes lying, how you going to tell 3 billion people they lying, but you are not Amber 🤣🤣🤣🤣😆😆

[@AGirlinGlasgow2]

As someone who has Borderline Personality Disorder, Dr Curry was 100% accurate with her diagnosis. AH flicks very rapidly between BPD & HPD. But unfortunately she won’t get help until she recognises that her behaviour is destructive.

[@33Jenesis]

I think in her case, her strong narcissistic bent dooms her from seeking help. Ppl who are bipolar or have BPD aren’t necessarily narcissists.

[@buzzbee1251]

Absolutely hilarious, I couldn't stop laughing, wow, what a performance. The woman is mad and totally unhinged, but it was entertaining. I think Heard is borderline insane, in order for her to be helped, she would have to acknowledge she's unwell. I am a retired soldier, but she scares the hell out of me, she sure is one fruitloop.

[@valariearmstrong1677]

Actually,, FRUITLOOPS are SWEET. She is certainly NOT sweet.

[@its-MK...]

A behavioral analyst who used to work with abuse victims pointed out that she is showing a ton of emotion during this trial, but during her deposition like 6 years ago (the one where she was eating) she wasn't emotional at all even though she's telling the exact same stories.

[@Hodaris_Darlin]

Because in 2016 it was a private testimony & now it is public; she's playing it up for the jury & cameras.

[@its-MK...]

@@Hodaris_Darlin YEP. That's exactly the point he was making.

[@EnglishDonutSchool]

@@its-MK... and to think that in 2016 the alleged abuse was still fresh 🙄

[@its-MK...]

@@EnglishDonutSchool He made that point too. His channel is "The Behavioral Arts". It's super interesting.

[@boxsterman77]

In fact, she was rather smug. I figured that she knows this role calls for a little more 'emotion.' So she served up some bad acting.

[@starbright144]

no wonder Johnny was fighting to have this televised unlike other trial where she knew the judge. She was fighting to not have it televised. All so clear. That in itself is a win for Johnny!!! #justiceforjohnnydepp and for standing up even tho the world judged him with just her words. #justiceforjohnnydepp

[@kncraft]

Oh so this trial is public because he requested it?

[@annahgibbus8]

@@kncraft yes he did & as long as the judge will allow it, it can be done. Smart move Johnny extra witnesses to the AH crazy train 😏👍

[@lordhelmet7957]

Given that this is a defamation suit, Public opinion is #1, so for everyone to see this and be able to change their mind is amazing. Shines a light on bad actors... Hopefully JD gets gigs again after his vindication...

[@CatchafireforGod]

I agree that regardless of the verdict which i pray the jury sees what we see that as far as public opinion goes his reputation has been restored because we're now able to see what he had the unfortunate experience to have to have seen all those years ago. Listening to her testify makes me physically ill and embarrassed meanwhile when listening to him testify I feel compassion and empathy. Hopefully the jury feels the same way.

[@steve101968]

He's not doing this to gain money, he's doing this so he can earn money again. He needs the public to see that he wasn't an abuser. He might actually lose this case simply because it's very hard to prove his innocence and this is a civil case. The defence doesn't need to prove beyond unreasonable doubt that he committed a crime

[@Alamorbautista]

I had to watch this video again after AH’s Today’s interview and Dr. Curry was again spot on. 🎯 Who else went here after seeing that Today’s interview? 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@marialovespalmtrees]

Yea I understand Amber. Everything is unintentionally exaggerated and even if the situation is not as bad as it seems, in her state of paranoid ideation, the situation seems life-threatening.

[@fletchhunter8915]

She didn't just say "I'm an expert, trust me" but actually gave great detail to her conclusions.

[@kenji4596]

Irregardless of how the trial goes, Doc Curry has won the hearts and minds of everyone! Well done!!!! Absolutely fantastic woman!

[@drharinibp7128]

May be Dr. Curry took this case so that her knowledge and smartness can be seen by whole world🤔 other than helping Johnny Depp…she challenged herself and took this risk, confidence level at its peak…and she really earned that respect and appreciated by everyone the way she presented her skills….👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@RominaJones]

This is the kind of role model I would like you women to see.

[@bolinfan1519]

"Irregardless"? Fake word.

[@poyzee7702]

@@bolinfan1519 I was just coming here to say that, always makes me giggle

[@jungersrules]

Regardless.

[@bobs437]

This is a sublime prediction and an ultimate validation to Dr. Curry’s diagnoses.

[@Tracylynn62]

This was an amazing video. Nobody has thought of presenting Amber Heard in this way and it was brilliant. Thank you.