Ozzy Man Reviews: Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard FINAL VERDICT

[@ComicalRealm]

Amber: “Tell the world, Johnny Depp, tell them, I, Johnny Depp, a man, I am a victim too of domestic violence, and see how many people believe or side with you.” Jury: Challenge accepted

[@DD-rg1rf]

Lol 😂 spot on

[@lategamer]

Johnny: "See you down the road"

[@newas233]

No kidding. I was so happy for johny

[@AceHufflepuff]

hearing every single juror go "yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, no (for ONE cause on Heard's claim), yes, yes" and the look on her face MMM so satisfying. Never pull a jury when you've already heard their UNIANIMOUS VOTE. That was the whole thing with VA-in Virginia the jury HAS to be unanimous.

[@lelaamboko3591]

She told him to tell the world. There's no one to blame but herself 😂

[@3ch1dna07]

As someone who survived sexual abuse as a child, her stories angered me. They were obvious lies. Her constant, "I forget" was the key indicator. You never forget. No matter how hard you try, you never forget. This is not a negative outcome for abuse survivors. It's positive because it shows that men can be abused too. Not just women.

[@SaltyGround]

Hail fellow, yeah, you never forget, but you can repress. Was a heavy Alcoholic in my childhood to cope with my abuse and it has serverely affected my memory. I abhor Amber, everything about her reminded me of my parents.

[@greent16]

Same here. 30+ years ago as a child and I haven't forgotten. She made it up as she went along.

[@deadpuul8221]

I was 4, now I'm 32 and I can still remember exactly what my abuser said and wore. You speak many truths

[@sutanrii4369]

Shit, fuck abusers

[@jebowlin3879]

There is no forgetting, sometimes we (the victims of abuse) will forget for a time, then something happens, and it all comes flooding back in all of its gory detail, I hate it, but thats my life, therapy helps

[@marksr1907]

DV survivor here. She literally tried to kill me multiple times and yet I lived in fear of going to prison or worse as it always concluded with her proclaiming she would turn me in for spousal abuse. A couple of times she most definitely had bruising on her arms and wrists when I disarmed her to save my life (she liked coming at me with butcher knives). Thank god for good training. After divorce she tried to assault my new wife - impeded by a locked door - cops called. Cops ignored call. Eventually we sought a restraining order and the Judge told me I was bigger than her and should "handle it". So glad to see a man get some justice in this kind of case.

[@MrNicoJac]

Sounds like you live in the US.... "I would handle it, your honor, but then I'd be seeing you again, only that time dressed in orange. Is that truly what you want me to do? If so, please give that to me in writing :)"

[@marksr1907]

@@MrNicoJac The court transcript somehow was lost... pretty sure he knew his career was over if I got my hands on it. US "Law" and "Justice" is very rigged.

[@MrNicoJac]

@@marksr1907 It is indeed 😔😓

[@OveToranger]

"handle it" Can I have that in writing - including your name, title AND personal phone number so the cops may address you when I "handle it" ? Thank you your honor....

[@Mortthemoose]

Wow! That judge should be struck off! Thanks for sharing. 💐

[@shauna1792]

I'm a domestic violence survivor and it pained me to watch her lie. When Johnny got his justice I felt a little Justice for myself too.

[@robanzzz5124]

I got abused by ex-girlfriend 11 years ago, at that time there wouldn't have been support and I talked to no one about it and just rode it out till she got bored of abusing me so I felt the same exact thing too.

[@christianefiorito3204]

I am happy for you

[@shauna1792]

@@robanzzz5124 I'm sorry you had to go through something like that alone. Too many people suffer in silence, I remember not wanting to tell a single person, because I felt so ashamed, when he was the one that should have felt that way, not me!

[@UtopssAKAPJ]

good on you, happy for you

[@doublethor2411]

If anything, this verdict should empower more victims to come out, men OR women. No matter how embarrassing it is for them, it's probably not going to be as bad or embarrassing as it was for JD to have to accept his auxiliary demons (drugs, substance abuse, embarrassing texts) in front of the whole world watching just so that the actual truth pertaining to the abuse could come out.

[@danieldanieldadada]

tbf Amber is an easy villain to defeat. Looney women are typically smarter.

[@atmywhitson]

I can say that this ordeal has empowered me to initiate the process to leave the abusive a$$ 🕳️ I've somehow put up with for far too long due to being abused, manipulated, and isolated from my family and any $ that may have enabled me to escape w/my children. But I've finally found the courage to know I can live without them, I'm not as worthless or as incapable as they've made me believe. Justice has prevailed and that has aspired many people, I'd say. In a perfect world, nobody would be allowed to get away with domestic abuse physically or mentally and then resume the abuse after the victim(s) ultimately have had enough, but if this has helped even 1 soul I pray it'll have a ripple effect. #Justiceforallvictims

[@violimo]

@@atmywhitson Well said.

[@obnoxiousbluebird6634]

@@atmywhitson yes! You can do it. I did it too. My toddler son and I learned pretty quickly we weren't as useless and unlovable as had been hammered into our brains with both words and fists. Within 8 months we'd figured ourselves and our needs out and my confidence soared and I was happy with that. My son's confidence also took off, but for a while it actually broke my heart, because in my head I'd allowed this to happen to him, and my inaction caused a 2 and a half year old so much insecurity and loss of self esteem....a 2yo! And that's why I'm telling you this story, because after a while I was advised to look at it that I got him out of there before any permanent damage could be done and I'm so glad about that. You mentioned kids so I just want you to remember, after the adjustment those negative thoughts, should they come into your head, are not true. You're incredibly brave, and an amazing mother. You have put up with so much in the attempt to give them a good life, and now you've seen neither you nor your kids have that good life and so you take one of the steps that takes the most courage, and you're doing it! You've got this....I promise you do. Stay strong and know that you're not alone, you're not useless/hopeless/stupid etc, none of those things. Also, you're a hero to your kids, a beacon of strength, and I'm willing to bet your story will be the reason at *least* one other person in the world feels brave enough/ready to make that temporarily scary, but truly amazing life changer of a move that you've made! 💪

[@MelloriNoMori]

@@atmywhitson You got this, we believe in you!

[@moiseslugardo8501]

Amber: “Tell the world, no one will believe you.” Jury: “And we took that personally.”

[@jontraz5993]

Yes, a million times yes

[@Eagle-md6ku]

I know I did!!!!

[@katanyajason3316]

The worst is that the phrase just before this one was "Tell the judge and the jury" LOL

[@christianefiorito3204]

We did

[@12345legofreak]

I know i fucking did. And frankly everyone should have taken that fucking personally

[@mrmann44]

It's weird how the media STILL won't remake to her lying about sexual assault or domestic violence, saying only that it was a toxic relationship.

[@AzureRoxe]

They're even trying to spin it as a negative or agree with Amber that the jury was magically manipulated by Johnny's team.

[@judithdrost3032]

@@AzureRoxe crazy, isn it? Had it been the other way round, Johnny would be in jail right now...

[@Radagast-]

It's only a civil case, which means that "on the balance of probabilities," Heard lied. Or, to put it in numbers, it's 51% likely that she lied. In law, it's not a fact that she lied until a criminal court says so, and because she still claims to be an abuse victim, msm will treat her as such... It's a technical thing, not a conspiracy.

[@jinkade]

I saw one news outlet who had an expert on saying Johnny won because he was more likeable than Amber. They didn't even mention the facts presented in the case.

[@Loralanthalas]

Cool how victim blaming is still cool, ehM

[@ramachandra776]

Johny Depp won justly . Amber Heard lost justly . Judy the court typist is the MVP of the whole show . Ozzy man is the best . Men can be victims too just as women .

[@TheCentralScrutinizerAgain]

yet at the end he says just to look up female victims, mostly women.. why mention that? it`s not a numbers game.

[@markopecinovic4475]

Judy should win a Nobel peace prize.

[@alfsmith4936]

It's brilliant. There's no way my missus will report me now :)

[@thurguud]

Do you think she lost????? Imagine there is proof a man threw a bottle to his wife cutting her finger, punched her, taunted her, insulted her, screamed at her, belittled her, told everyone she raped him, told everyone she punched him, lied in court... then when convicted with defamation, told everyone this was a sad day for free speech and for all men... this is the level of equality... that man would be facing a loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong time in jail, she gets fined with money she will never pay... This confirm women they can cut a finger of their husbands after punching him and nothing will happens to her. For her to loose she deserves to go to jail equal time to a man who commited the same crime. In my country at least for: - Domestic abuse (6 months to 3 years, was mayor abuse at leasst 1 year) - Mayor injuries with quirurgical treatment+mild permanent disfigurement+cohabitation with the victim+ use of instrument potentially dangerous to physical health (2 years to 5 years, as she has almost every single agravating circumstance lets say 4 years) - Slander + global public propagation (6 months to 2 years, 1 year six months years for the fact that was global, the damage to criminal policy caused by this particular slander and the fact that there are not many worse slanders than rape... maybe assasination or homicide? rapists are disrecpected even by inmates in prison...) It is a real acumulation give they cannot be punished simultaneosly. She should have to face a minimum of 6 years and 6 months in jail

[@lassieceit2682]

Right now, more women have come forward. Maybe that will change, now?

[@Vegirobin]

Someone being abused isn’t going to attack and provoke their aggressor. When she claimed he abused her yet we heard her admit to provoking and hitting him, I knew she was lying.

[@davewatkinson4484]

Very good point.

[@paulpski9855]

When she laid out what she was doing (setting him up over the years) and asked Johnny if he thought anyone would do such a thing was enlightening to me.

[@EGRJ]

A lot of abuse is actually mutual. Not this case, but it happens. Of course, it's funny how society usually ignores mutual abuse is even a thing, but a lot of people claim this relationship was 'mutually abusive', just to make Amber seem like less of a bad guy.

[@maritofuentes4690]

@@EGRJ I'm afraid that's exactly the problem Since people use it to blame the victim in cases like this No one takes it seriously

[@marymewskers2477]

I worked in a DV shelter for years as a children/family specialist and music therapist. One of the most rewarding, yet emotionally challenging points in my career. I was honored to work with thousands of individuals, all with their own story, and help them on their journey. There's something about the look in a person's eyes that is haunting. I don't know how to describe it, but it's a feeling that has kept me up at night, a look that I know too well as someone with PTSD. Mine might not be DV related, but there's something almost tangible when a trauma survivor is sharing their journey. I genuinely felt Johnny's story, and have met so many others just like him, minus the fame. I hope this trial breaks the stigma around males and DV and encourages people to help out to shelters in their community. It's a highly underfunded, understaffed industry that needs all the support it can get.

[@smith3696]

Amber literally admitted she starts physical fights, and that johnny was admirable for walking away. There was literally a recording of that. I think the sheer injustice of ruining Johnny's life over the very thing Amber admitted to caused me to obsess about the trial.

[@decadeofmcfly]

Exactly. She should have played into her obvious mental health issues rather than the lies she tried to spew out saying that the reason she wouldnt let the man allegedly abusing her LEAVE during a fight... Let the man leave if you're worried hes gonna freaking beat you. Geez

[@Miroslava_Ivanova]

It was that recording that convinced me a few years ago that her story was bullshit and finding out she timed the release of the op ed to around the Aquaman premiere should be enough to convince people that it was all planned for maximum profit for her and loss for Johnny!

[@prinnyhayate5517]

And now her supporters are desperate on making out Amber as the survivor and Johnny as the abuser. Sometimes you really need to just put people down

[@turanamo]

"I disagree with your characterization of that statement" - Amber Turd

[@funfunfun3624]

The fact that it has to be that direct is sad. Most of the time its not visible

[@adrianamulholland726]

This verdict should serve as a warning to all lying, slandering bullies. Damage someone's reputation and career and you can be held accountable and pay a BIG price.

[@tris9596]

Yeah sadly most victims dont have the financial means

[@thurguud]

She deserves 6 years of jail minimum prosecuted ex officio by public criminal prosecutor (at least if she was a man... seems like the same laws do not apply to women for equal punishment regardless of all those equality claims...) Imagine there is proof already inside the legal system of a man who threw a bottle to his wife cutting off her finger, punched her, taunted her, insulted her, screamed at her, belittled her, slander her... that man would face a minimum of six years of jail not a single doubt about it... - Domestic abuse (6 months to 3 years, was mayor abuse at leasst 1 year) - Mayor injuries with quirurgical treatment+mild permanent disfigurement+cohabitation with the victim+ use of instrument potentially dangerous to physical health (2 years to 5 years, as she has almost every single agravating circumstance lets say 4 years) - Slander + global public propagation (6 months to 2 years, 1 year six months for the fact that was global, the damage to criminal policy caused by this particular slander and the fact that there are not many worse slanders than rape... maybe assasination or homicide? rapists are disrecpected even by inmates in prison...) It is a real acumulation given they cannot be punished simultaneosly. She should have to face a minimum of 6 years and 6 months in jail. #JAILforAmberHeard

[@annetteemery7873]

If the bitch pays even!!!

[@vaishaksuresh8555]

It boils my blood when people say that this trial has been hopeless for abuse victims around the world. It totally isn't... It's the most positive and hopeful thing to happen to all abuse victims. There still is hope that abuse victims will get justice, because Johnny got it. There is something wrong with you if you still think that Amber Heard is a victim of abuse. Johnny won not because he proved Amber guilty. Johnny won because Amber proved herself guilty by lying under oath in front of the world. Thank god the trial was recorded. It helped the world see the real monster.

[@whiskeySe7en]

Just remember; Mob justice isn't justice.

[@Jabarri74]

@@whiskeySe7en Where does mob justice come into this? I fail to see your point. The jury said she deliberately lied and was made to pay. In a court not a kangaroo court

[@iNanieke]

You're absolutely right. I don't understand how this would be a negative thing for abuse victims. The abuse victim literally stood up and prevailed.

[@liladance3506]

@@falsteethmike Thank you! ❤

[@jenniferhamels1176]

@@whiskeySe7en Just remember, attempting to lie in court and pretending to be a victim is not justice. Let's not forget Amber Heard wasn't the victim here despite what she claimed. The fraud Amber Heard didn't win. That IS justice.

[@ZanyZed]

Appreciated that it's obvious Ozzy Man ACTUALLY WATCHED THE TRIAL. Then mades his videos. Very entertaining and a good summary too!

[@deepdivin]

If you're really a victim of abuse, this case should give you hope. Even the ones who hardly have a voice can have that. Like she said, who is going to believe you..a man.. is a victim of domestic abuse. To everyone watching with an open mind, the way Amber was trying to pull off a character who was abused, was clearly the work of an actor who never felt what that was like. Throughout the case, she displayed an air of bravado thinking that she was succeeding in pulling the wool over everyone's eyes. To be a manipulator is one thing, to be bad at it is laughable. And that's what happened here. It was sweet justice served on a silver platter.

[@obnoxiousbluebird6634]

From the perspective of one Aussie woman who had an abusive mother and an abusive partner. Johnny's face says it all. Not whether he's smiling or laughing, but because when he first came to court the weight on his shoulders was almost visible and every line in his face shows what he's been through. But now he's unloaded a burden that was on him for years believing his life would be ruined by a malicious liar who isn't smart enough and couldn't act nearly well enough to get away with such a huge lie. Johnny looks 10 years younger and walks like the literal weight of the world is finally off his back!

[@AuntCathyPooh]

🙌👏🙌👏🙌👏🙌👏 ((and from one survivor to another, gentle air hugs 💜))

[@whedonobsessed]

Exactly!! Well said! Thank you for sharing

[@violimo]

I can also see how he found comfort in alcohol and drugs, but he also has creative gifts to help him inside. He is also a lovely human being kind to everyone.

[@christianefiorito3204]

Yes, hugs and kisses, I feel the same had an abusive alcoholic as a father.

[@jdbhatts2912]

a celebrity revealed as a narcisstic psychopath, a beloved actor redeemed, gender role in DV negated, faith in law restored for a while, ridiculous drama, crazy testimonies, epic witnesses, lawyer fuck ups for the ages, and having OZZIE present it. THIS HAD IT ALL!

[@HighFlyer6969]

johnny depp's career is ruined ,I don't think that's gonna be redeemed dude

[@liladance3506]

​@@HighFlyer6969 The only career here that's deader than a doornail is #AmberTurd's

[@HighFlyer6969]

@Kay Savage no ,not how it works. yea he may be telling the truth but also not (I think he is however) large companies like Disney wouldn't want to take the chance if someone finds out he was lying because if he stars in any movies after this then Disney will have to suffer along with Johnny

[@ZesPak]

This post was so great, it needs a Vince McMahon meme layout.

[@cropcircler]

Well said, good sir

[@NicolaMaxwell]

Johnny a man spoke up that he was a victim and we believed him. He got justice and his life back ❤🙏

[@BogeyBoys28]

How do you not see that this wrong! Innocent till proven guilty is out the door here

[@eyesonlyvideo]

Well, not quite. We'll see how his career goes from here. He's an incredible actor, so it should be no problem but we'll see.

[@maryjane4432]

@@eyesonlyvideo he already has projects in the works

[@maryjane4432]

@@BogeyBoys28 what do you mean? Johnny was abused and defamed by her? He won, she lost. That’s how it goes when you lie

[@MrJedi20]

@@BogeyBoys28 this was never a criminal trial, where innocent until proven guilty would actually apply. This was a civil lawsuit against Amber Heard for defamation of character for saying he was an abuser when in fact she herself was the abuser. Justice has been served. Amber Heard is about to face a post-trial apocalypse of her life and she definitely deserves it.

[@KromeDome06]

4:46 Nice job displaying the sad and depressing roller-coaster life of courtrooms worldwide...

[@brandiemccann9009]

The fact she was found liable on national narcissistic abuse awareness day was poetic justice.

[@Sniperboy5551]

… is that seriously a “day?”

[@davewatkinson4484]

Luckily JD had the money to bring this to justice. Not everyone has that position, male or female. How many more injustices are out there just because they cannot afford to have the facts revealed?

[@SimonLeeds]

You’re right there. It isn’t about how it’s bad for women now who won’t want to press charges now It’s always been about who has the most money. So it doesn’t matter about this case because if you’ve been abused and you’re already down in the gutter it’s not likely you’ll have the clout to fight back.

[@NowhereMan7]

99.99% of injustice in the world is never accounted for. Only a privileged few could ever have the chance to try what JD has done. These days the amount of people getting held accountable by technology: DNA evidence, cell phone cameras, voice recordings, CCTV, dash cams, police body cams etc makes me wonder just how crazy things must have been throughout history before all that existed. The amount of injustice that will never be rectified throughout history must be impossibly enormous.

[@opallunar]

Billions

[@funfunfun3624]

If court was free for a year, we would need 10x the amount of jail space that we have now for all the people that would be convicted

[@cat9lives999]

She had $7M that she didn’t donate

[@joefx69]

The only true emotion she ever showed was listening to the jury’s verdict. Heavily breathing, and stoney-faced with panic. The same reaction as a kid being caught doing something naughty

[@Telcontar86]

Exactly my thoughts while I was watching the verdict being handed down

[@joefx69]

@@ymirs4400 I know. And as we can see from her statement she’s doubling down again. Sociopathic

[@GeneH339]

She was also on that show Overhaulin' and the only other time I saw her shed a few tears (while the cameras were on her of course).

[@mokiloke]

Her deposition is all her looking like a guilty 16yo mean girl who has been caught in the act and trying to weedle and whine her way out of it.

[@bigsmall246]

I think she was still acting. She was acting sad, but she couldnt hide her anger.

[@Mimi46643]

I'm so glad Johnny won. I just hope everyone understands that not only women get abused men get abused too and this got to stop. No one deserves to be abused.

[@mimig474]

It truly broke my heart. Listening to what was being done to him,it reminded me how my mom abused my dad & me her daughter because I dared to tell her to stop it. Luckily my dad got me away from her in the 80's if that gives you an idea of how bad she was. Luckily my dad's attorneys and the judge were alot like Johnny's situation 😿

[@cladbecaha]

I’m a man. Every serious relationship I’ve had with a women, including my own mother, I was hit and abused. I never reported it, except once to save my daughter, because men shouldn’t cry and just thinking about it makes me.

[@Gambit771]

It seems domestic violence organisations are the ones that need to learn that men are victims too the most going from their reactions to this.

[@russell2449]

Agreed and people need to understand that the man is not automatically guilty until proven innocent which seems to be the knee-jerk reaction most of the time. Domestic abuse of women is certainly tragic and far too common to be sure, but accusations of abuse are not the same as fact and the tendency to jump to such conclusions can absolutely ruin a man's reputation, even if found innocent later. Because people in general find it difficult to change their opinions of others, especially bad ones, even when found not guilty, there's still a permanent negative impression left, and if you're a celebrity it's multiplied a thousand fold, leaving your reputation and earning ability permanently damaged. I hope the verdict for Johnny Depp will help, but the truth is that the damage Amber Heard has done to him is FAR greater than the amount awarded by this court, and ultimately I do hope that this trial serves to publicly unmask and expose this vindictive and manipulative woman and ends up damaging her career as much or more. She deserves no better, imo.

[@petemoss3160]

not sure what can be done to stop abuse... but one-sidedness is a problem. used to be women weren't believed, now men aren't believed.

[@bigtinasoup2927]

I've been going through a legal court battle along side this. No one wins in court! It's an awful awful experience. Glad it's over. Jonny has helped men everywhere!

[@GhostDrummer]

Bro, your comments at 6:29 were spot on. Thank you! Too many are still trying to claim the outcome of this one trial shows that women are still not believed. It’s not. It showed that the facts of this case, and this case alone, show AH abused and slandered JD. That’s it. This is exactly why we cannot just believe one person’s side. I know that there are some horrible men out there who shouldn’t be alive for what they’ve done to women, but after working as a correctional deputy for years, I can honestly say I’ve watched men’s lives get destroyed because of false claims made against them. Society sees a small woman as a victim just because of her size, but even women who are outsized can be abusive. The worst part of the majority of DV/SA cases is the costs of defending one’s self. This is the same for male/female. Attorney fees and court fees are factors for cases not being brought forth.

[@basterutube]

I never sought to follow this trial, but I incidentally came across multiple ways to keep up to date. Your channel was the only one that didn't put a bad taste in my mouth. Thank you for being both funny and thoughtful.

[@jTech50]

that's a great way to put it. virtually all other coverage had some bias or motivation other than 'the case is merely interesting' which poisoned most of it.

[@ct5625]

Emily D Baker was an awesome guide through this trial so if you ever feel like going through it thoroughly definitely give her videos a chance, it's actually pretty interesting having things explained by an actual lawyer with a sane mind and no agenda (several of the men covering it reminded me of the whole alt-right incel crowd, cringe-worthy crap a lot of the time).

[@Godfinder]

As a victim of false allegations of domestic abuse myself, and spending weeks in a courtroom defending myself; I really do hope that this has an impact on the world of women lying to get their way. My case was close to 15 years ago. I was totally exonerated, but the charges still hang out there in the ether & cause me problems to this day.

[@-redacted_by_youtube]

The look of defeat as she hung her head in shame said it all. She really thought that with no evidence and shitty witnesses that she was going to win.

[@ericm5315]

She probably would have won if she hadn't literally admitted that the op-ed was authored by her and was about Depp. Camille was trying to get her angry to make this exact mistake since most of the case hinged on proving she wrote it and she wrote it about her ex husband with malicious intent.

[@TejasNarvekar1]

Don’t forget her shitty lawyers

[@hisammy3969]

as a woman let me just say, the unfortunate reality is is that usually that's all it takes for court to side with a woman in these situations. I hope this case brings light to male domestic violence and has a lasting effect. because god knows men needed this win.

[@BloopsnBleeps]

Hot chicks. They don't understand reality when it's not based on their looks

[@doctaskunk]

And that is the definition of narcissism.

[@peakay6729]

‘See you down the road’, Johnny. We love you. Thanks Ozzyman for your balanced commentary. This was a great learning experience. Hopefully Amber Heard will seek out the help she desperately needs.

[@foxwood67]

I didn’t watch a second of this trial but I did watch all of your takes on it. Great work ozzie

[@richbutnotfamous1158]

One of the most wholesome things about being in the live chats during this was hearing women speak up for men in domestic violence situations. Two close friends of mine were both involved with abusive women and maybe this case will go some way to elevating equality over sexism for both parties.

[@richbutnotfamous1158]

@-carnifex- I agree, I think there is so much predation on romanticism that compels people to believe their worth is ascribed to being in a relationship. Loneliness has been a contributing factor ever since the advent of the nuclear family ideal over tribal. I myself am celibate (5 years now) and the benefits of abandoning the desire to be partnered for me far outweigh entanglement.

[@randomwhatsappvideos5981]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaLPg2CgmJmKr6s - Finally, it's here.

[@CCR971]

100% agree. I know two men whose ex's were emotionally and verbally abusive. Unsurprisingly, these women also used their kids as weapons against their father, which is child abuse in my book. It happens way more often than people realize. Thank god Johnny never had kids with her. I can only imagine the hell she would have put them through.

[@richbutnotfamous1158]

@@CCR971 One more reason to stay celibate imo!

[@christianefiorito3204]

More then half of Jonnies supporzers where women and I believe in a similar case without the celebrity stuff women would still sprak out for a male victim. Women know best how vile some of us are.

[@OnlyGetOneLife]

I watched every second, of every minute, of every hour. Heavy shit. Especially as her performances was so mismatched to her content. Literately a brain drain and head wreck to watch. Huge kudos to you for making it through the same and validating, in real time, the nonsense and heaviness of it all. Side note… I sincerely hope I’ll never lay eyes on mum’s mate ever again!! Peace out Ozzy man ✌🏻

[@FlinnGaidin]

In that case, make sure not to look up what Mum's Mate has been doing in the media, then... 😜

[@EliteRock]

@@FlinnGaidin I hear that a formal complaint to the Virginia state bar is pending about her professional misconduct / ethics violations.

[@mentira32]

Seriously, anybody who still believes Amber didn't see the trial. She dug her own grave by lying about serious physical and sexual abuse, while also being the perpetrator of abuse herself. Johnny Depp is not a perfect person, but he is a victim of domestic abuse at the hands of Amber Heard. I hope him and his family can now heal from the damage this woman did to all of them.

[@alfsmith4936]

Exactly. My missus has been fighting back for years and I've been telling people "She's got issues" when I get visible scratches. They believe me now :)

[@taigalilly]

@@alfsmith4936 uh, "fighting back" implies you start the altercations and she defends herself. If this is not the case, might want to rephrase.

[@alfsmith4936]

@@taigalilly I don't start them.. eg, One year I turned up late and high on weed to her birthday party and when we got home she started calling me old and fat, so I grabbed her by the p*ssy, put her in her place and went back out.. When I came back the crazy b**ch had disappeared with my mushrooms and sh*t in my bed like only an animal would. Women!

[@PrettyPinkPeacock]

I just don't get how her article about talking about DV was found to be libel. The jury must believe there is no evidence at all for that, which goes back on previous findings. It's very restrictive of unproven assault allegations, which I suppose is what some people want.

[@tonerc.8191]

Her fans and fan pages are so annoying. Like did they just close their ears to all of it? Her tweet about the case has every single negative comment deleted and kept only the fan comments there. Can they not see what delusion they’re involved in? I suppose not by the definition of delusion but it’s just crazy to me.

[@Tony-ok5pz]

Check out the guy filling his truck bed lined with a cheap tarp with fuel. Hilarious 🤣

[@oliviapowell3279]

Hands down the best coverage of the trial! Loved every moment of it. Thank you

[@lighty805]

Amber saying this is a "set back for woman" is insane. 90-95% of woman are against her claims lol....

[@tdl487]

Yeah that was her last minute "let me try to guilt trip everyone who saw through my bullshit" move. As a woman who has lived through and witness DV in my childhood I wanted to punch her teeth out.

[@ryandesilva1206]

True 😂 I know some full on feminist who are fully on team JD haha

[@Irthiza]

You mean 99%

[@dr.killmoretreeratologist8848]

@@Irthiza Yes, I agree that it's more like 99%. I've seen SEVERAL polls on KZbin asking who we believe, if we're Team Johnny or Team Amber, etc., and they were always 99% for Johnny. The only ones that had a lower percentage for Johnny were those asking which way we thought the jury would side. Some people were a bit more pessimistic, which was probably based on real life experience with the skewed American justice sustem.

[@asherujudo7383]

I know women who doubted Amber immediately. Like, when she first accused Johnny, I believed her. But the women I knew were super doubtful. They didn't trust her.

[@whobitmyname]

Basically, this was one long litmus test on how we in the #metoo era handle a blatantly false accuser. Also on how much perjury one person can commit without repercussion.

[@skeetsmcgrew3282]

Yeah when has perjury stopped being illegal? Literally what is the point of being under oath?

[@juliefisk8066]

Thank you so much for this. You've been the light in the messy trial.

[@Nilguiri]

That guy is a legend. 1:34 Look at Camille, Johnny and Ben Chew's faces! Ben, especially is pissing himself. Even Elaine is laughing. Classic!

[@lelaamboko3591]

I'm so proud of Johnny for exposing the darkest and most embarrassing secrets of his life, in order to stand up for himself and tell the truth. He already won in the court of public opinion. Now in a fair trial, Amber's lies has been exposed to the world and the jury completely cleared Johnny's name. I'm so happy to see justice served!

[@CCR971]

I still hear people siding with Amber. Not surprisingly none of them watched the trial, they just made up their minds that she MUST be telling the truth because she's the poor battered woman. I tell them if they watched the trial, they wouldn't be so quick to exonerate her. I hope he can get on with his life and career despite these kinds of people.

[@guido8458]

I was lucky enough to be at the Jeff Beck gig in Sheffield on Sunday, where Johnny Depp made his surprise appearance (and it WAS a total surprise!). We all went mental when he walked on stage! The two London shows on Monday and Tuesday were more high profile, but by then the fans knew he'd be there. They didn't get the surprise like we did in Sheffield. Awesome night. Go johnny Go

[@rockstarJDP]

Well said Ozzyman, well said. Abuse is abuse regardless of gender, and it's simply not ok whichever way it's angled. Be kind, be tolerant, be understanding, it's really not that difficult to do the right thing and look after one another. Even my cat knows that and we all know how cats can be.

[@kathryncasey4114]

If it wasn't difficult to do the right thing I would get it right a lot more often. I always want to do the right thing. Being human is danged tricky.

[@rockstarJDP]

@@kathryncasey4114 Well hey, you're self aware and mean well - so you ARE getting it right as far as I'm concerned x

[@caiththreefires9148]

Excellent wrap-up assessment and commentary on social implications, Ozzy Man. Spot-on.

[@AuntCathyPooh]

I hope the Australian authorities bring her to justice for falsifying forms on her dogs, as well! I saw a ton of evidence where she acknowledged to her 'inner circle' at the time that she knew she was skirting the law...no surprise there 😳

[@4Mr.Crowley2]

Also, I LOVE the judge - she was a marine and just was the coolest judge and so professional

[@MinatoNamikaze607]

Judy was the real hero...

[@CharliMorganMusic]

She probably known some married Marines who've been through this exact kind of bullshit before.

[@CCR971]

She was excellent. Very neutral and decisive with her decisions. This could have been a circus, but she kept everything professional and calm. Too bad all judges aren't like her.

[@mattlyon3627]

Hell yeah finally. Johnny gets justice now if only the media would stop portraying turd as a victim instead of the abuser she is

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Yeah, I was watching NBC news when the verdict came down & I couldn’t believe how they were framing it. I was like, “Did you fucking WATCH the trial? How can you have watched all this & still come out thinking she was an abused partner???”

[@Dream146]

@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 because she was, did you just switch off when the evidence of his abuse was put forward? I know the coverage on a lot of the internet has been pretty one sided but I have trouble siding myself with the man who says he's going to "Drown her, burn her and then rape her body to make sure she's dead."

[@MrBizteck]

The Independent here in the UK was the same.

[@rrk069]

You're expecting too much of the fraudia

[@brettbaratheon9776]

Turds lawyer was on the today show this morning. It was absolutely disgusting what she was saying. Slamber is an absolute lunatic. She should honestly get some jail time for perjury.

[@stigyanblue1442]

I'm glad this has encouraged others to speak up. I really hope people hurting are getting the help they need and having the courage to do so.

[@GrammarGal1]

6:29 - 8:20 is such an important message. I've seen so many people talk about this trial in a men vs. women way, but it was always Depp vs. Heard. Each case and each instance of domestic violence is unique. I do hope it makes male victims and survivors feel more at ease about coming forward though.

[@TheMymlan]

"🐂💩 in the morning, 🐂💩 in the evening, 🐂💩 at night, 🐂💩 for breakfast, 🐂💩 for dinner." If that isn't the best summary of AH's side of this trial, I don't know what is. 😆

[@yourcheapdate4564]

I was a victim of domestic violence as a man and got arrested when I called the cops on my ex-fiance. It is nice to see this kind of thing resolved properly.

[@ecchihead]

Mood. Been there.

[@skeetsmcgrew3282]

I got super lucky when a female roommate of mine called the cops on me after she hit me during an argument. The cops were actually quite willing to listen and make a (correct) judgement call and I avoided getting arrested

[@thatonegarlicinthesoup5543]

I'm very sorry, no one deserves to go through that

[@larrytreadway2671]

Been there

[@parinikasharma317]

I'm sorry that happened to you

[@Ambah818]

Going to miss your reviews on this, yet I'm so glad it's finally over. As an abuse survivor myself, it's evident the relationship was toxic either way BUT what Amber did to Johnny was unacceptable.

[@Ambah818]

@@readingtips2690 Sorry, but I don't click on links left in comments.

[@pugsabi]

@@Ambah818 good plan, most of them are naughty

[@ddsmiles6382]

It’s not over! Sociopathic narcissist’s won’t let it be over. They’ve already filed appeal and she’ll continue until the end of time.

[@Ambah818]

@@ddsmiles6382 Sadly, I know you are right. I've been through something that was similar in some senses, but very different situation. The narcissist stops at nothing.

[@sketis2012]

Well said.

[@soulfox11]

I absolutely love you. You aren't afraid to point out all the absurd, hilarious shit in this world, "irreverent" or "inappropriate" be damned. Then you go right ahead and ruin the joke with genuine insight and articulate grace. Well played, sir! You're an absolute gem.

[@hangky]

Good to hear you are recovering, Ozzy! Love your vids!

[@Red80008]

Thank you Ozzy, for your final conclusion and summary. You only appear (to some) to be a superficial commentator, deep down you know your stuff, what's really important and how to express it with warm and fair words! That's why you're a legend. And that's why you have this loyal fan as long as you do what you do. Keep up the good work, it means something!

[@Perceptionreflection]

I followed the case because I'm a survivor who just couldn't bring herself to ever believe Amber. From the first, I was skeptical. She kept trying to prove her story was true over the years but every word that came out of her mouth made it worse. I fought back against my abuser in the end. I'm childhood I wasn't allowed to flee from dv, so my response became freeze. But you can't freeze when you're being hurt and controlled over and over and over, it's a matter of survival to find the fight in you. The trial reassured me. She set women back, but she did give abused men a voice.

[@henryshaw296]

A fair dinkum review and summation of the events, and a lighthearted way of assessing what all went down that everyone should watch. Thanks OzzyMan!

[@furyofbongos]

Teard's upset expression during the verdict was the only genuine upset expression she made for the whole trial.

[@Zlartybartfarst]

05:18 At bottom right,that man look's like he is sorting his fishing tackle box out

[@gabrielresound]

After 6 weeks of watching this trial, that final shot of an empty courtroom and Ozzyman's description of it sums up my emotions quite well.

[@entropybentwhistle]

Thank you, Ozman, for making sense of this shitshow and putting the right context on it as your closing remarks. Treating each domestic abuse report on its own facts is a job for dedicated and professional people in social work and public safety, and if necessary, legal help. A more grown up society would have situations like this court case be a part of ancient history.

[@fantasticfraggle]

Well said! This case has been fascinating as I've seen a mate go though a similar situation as Johnny. My mate's reputation and his life has been totally changed, despite the outcome of the court etc.

[@MarcusAmazing41]

I've been looking forward to this Mr Ozzyman, as watching all of the trial has been beyond me. All I can say is, thankyou for the catharsis.

[@Bes8406]

Loved and looked forward to your commentary on all the trial videos Ozzy Man! You nailed it, thank you!

[@tamq3960]

The real shock here, and I mean no offence by this, is why have your reviews been the best, most balanced and intelligent summary of the whole thing?! Nicely done.

[@iNanieke]

I watched everything. Thank you for reviewing! I love the lightheartedness of your video after all the serious/emotional testimonies and coverage.

[@pokeydot1975]

For a hilarious guy that makes awesome content, you are also so respectful and deep when the situation calls for it. ♥️♥️♥️

[@AceHufflepuff]

*Elaine:* you just want your 15 minutes of fame *Also Elaine:* goes on live TV right after the trial to insult the judge and jury and say Amber is going to appeal even though Amber can't afford the 10M full bond with interest.

[@brettbaratheon9776]

Right!? That was a disgustingly pathetic “interview” she did. Here this whole time I just thought she was inept and clueless. Turns out she is a full blown nut herself and Slamber simp. The media is gross.

[@TorchedSong183]

Amber is just going to make pledge about paying the 15 mil. We all know she sticks to her pledges...right?

[@BeingFireRetardant]

She's just salty because she killed her law firm and broadcast her incompetence on global television.

[@The_Modeling_Underdog]

Somebody may correct me if I'm mistaken, but I read somewhere she can't appeal due to her being given reason by the jury on the countersuit.

[@christopherayers6153]

LMAO ! "A little argumentative dont' ya think?" Uh yeah we're in F****N court......... A little too close to home I think

[@shilohstore6086]

You know when Ozzy Man actually goes introspective it amazes me how marvelously he can communicate what's in his head and put them into words So well spoken and intelligent and he has such a beautiful way of summarizing his very unique perspective... Fair Dinkum indeed sir fair-dinkum indeed...

[@BenjaminLupton]

retrospective, and it's because he has a script

[@shilohstore6086]

@@BenjaminLupton well in that case it's a well-written script 😂

[@heathersplants5708]

Amber has made a mockery of ACTUAL survivors. Thank you for covering this Ozzy. ❤

[@GeneH339]

Johnny finally found his horizon. Sail on Captain Jack. Thank you, Ozzyman for these reviews and especially this last one. Beautifullly said.

[@WellyOyin]

My husband and I are now watching all his movies one by one !! He is now one of our most favourite actors. What a strong and brave man he is going through all that he has went through and still never laid a hand on amber with all her provocations.

[@smileygirl6710]

Same! I had seen about half of his films so I’m going to watch the other half now!

[@thechannelbeyond4896]

Thanx ozzyman for covering the trial. Always entertaining watching your videos.

[@Brawndo2008]

I have to admit I was not expecting that thought provoking review at the end. Well done, Ozzie Man!

[@ibtgb2]

Depp’s lawyers looking at each other and smiling after TMZ guy’s 15 minutes comment is so good like “yeah, we picked the right guy for this testimony”

[@JordanFountain003]

Some people think pineapple belongs on pizza, some people don't... But we all think Johnny deserved Justice.

[@arcturusraze1236]

Finally! Good for Johnny, he deserves this win!

[@Ghost_PM11]

I used to get depressed watching the news. Now I just wait for Ozzy's recap, and I'm a happier person.

[@johannlo1503]

Ozzy Man, thanks for all the wholesome 6 parts summary and review of this saga. Fair dinkum appreciate the effort.

[@Vanadisir]

This is good for victims, especially those who deal with these types of personality problems. Now when someone needs to explain to people what their ex is or was like they have a reference point. It's about time the male victims had a leg up too...

[@annakuc771]

It's already started at my work place and at home "don't be Amber about it" "this is such a Heard move" etc... :) I actually am glad that it was televised. We should know how to recognize such a behavior and react accordingly

[@rybpo7]

Oh Ozzy Man, I love you! You always make me laugh, no matter the situation. And you are definitely the only one who made me laugh during the ish-show of this trial. Good on ya, mate! You're a true legend!

[@derek.....]

Amber Heard thought that nobody would believe Johnny because he was a man but she was proved wrong,this was a great day for all domestic abuse victims,maybe more people stuffing from it will come forward now.👍

[@Thor-hu2wq]

probably not if they're women though as they'll just be accused of lying

[@kanton4108]

@@Thor-hu2wq Maybe it'll mean that both sides could be heard equally without bias as has been a majority of the cases.

[@lemangcoconut]

@@Thor-hu2wq If they are pathetic liar and narcissistic abusers playing victim like amber turd, then yeah it is not. Other than that, this actually encourage people to speak out regardless of their gender and breaking the narrative of "men are the only abuser".

[@Fiona2254]

BTW best review of the trial out there: hat off to you Ozzyman, we thank you for it!

[@samuelstanley5072]

Just binged entire series. Brilliant, Funny and insightful. Well done.

[@richardwilkinson77]

Amber Heard will remember this day as the day she almost caught Captain Jack Sparrow!

[@Vonononie]

*Captain* Jack Sparrow!

[@hebl47]

1:30 props to Johnny's team to know when NOT to use objection, but just let the opponent walk right into it. Also, sick burn.

[@johnnoon9498]

Love the fact when the verdict came Johnny was in the pub in Newcastle. Splendid behaviour.

[@markw1528]

bridge tavern is a great pub too!!

[@LordPoshnameVonPlumbingparts]

Newcastle is a great night out.

[@joshuaneal8608]

You're the only reason I watched any of this trial. Kudos to you Ozzy Man for making the unappealing, an interesting thing to peel.

[@Kieru88]

Love Ya Ozzy, thx for a review, thanks for a massage in the summary. It's not easy to make those things funny, yet objective statment

[@creed7779]

I hope this trial can show victims that they can come out even in hard situations it's better to fight your abusers in the court system so they can't do it again. I also hope that this trial helps make the court system non-bias to these circumstances like the law is supposed to be innocent until proven guilty

[@SimonLeeds]

But the money.

[@edwardnguyen7913]

I think AH has done more harm to the me too movement with her lies than any men could've ever done.

[@klontjespap]

she counted on it, 3 years ealier and depp would've been toast probably

[@noahbawdy3395]

I'm so happy for Johnny. It took a lot of guts for him to put everything out there for everyone to see.

[@Ne0BLu3]

Love ya pal this summoned everything up 💯👏

[@chrisb4003]

Epic coverage that mate watched them all, thanks for doing that buddy, have a great day

[@marigraulau5192]

I enjoyed your videos about the trial. I think you tried to be fair and you raise good points about abuse cases not being treated as one size fits all. Each case should be treated individually.

[@andremoore810]

I'm still absolutely amazed it took the absolute biggest clown show in recent times to make people look at the facts and not to automatically believe the woman, even though it was PAINFULLY obvious since the beginning that she was a liar, most wouldn't hear it. There won't always be a clown show with obvious outcomes. Learn to identify the sort of evil she has within her, it's everywhere.

[@nihilist1680]

''Tell the world Johnny...'' - Amber Turd ''Hold my Mega Pint'' - Johnny Depp

[@Lumibear.]

Your closing statements about each case needing to be assessed on its individual circumstances was weirdly profound in this era of a generalised homogenous meaning getting inferred over everything from any single event, Ozzy, nice one. Though rather sad that it even needs to said, tbh.

[@alisonshanahan9529]

I just watched Armchair Psychiatrist, who has spoken about the way everyone presented themselves in the Depp vs Heard trial. She was very insightful and ended up laughing at the performance AH delivered. I then watched this video and found a lot in common.

[@rainman42]

So happy the jury saw how she acted(in court), heard how she acted and her ACT on the stand,and had brains to know she was full of shite...happy for johnny...