Johnny Depp's Bodyguard Drops the TRUTH in the Amber Heard Trial

[@anvec6145]

other than the psychological textbook that is his opponent, it seems like he generally surrounds himself with very humorous and charming people

[@brainstew4you952]

Agreed! How did she fool everyone? He has amazing people that seem to look out for what's best for JD. But won't disrespect him by saying negative stuff they started noticing. They could only hope for the best and try to protect him.

[@dyanalynn6698]

Despite her being cordial and professional with the security team I guarantee deep down she hated their guts… she knew ultimately their loyalty was to JD, they LOVED him and would die for him. People like her are desperate for that kind of love and she took out her hatred for them on him.

[@zirconiumdiamond1416]

@@brainstew4you952 it is part of the disorder. They start out being very into you, put you on a pedestal, and even copying you. Only after you are hooked do things go south, and the change is so sudden and dramatic that it leaves you believing the change is your fault.

[@brainstew4you952]

@@zirconiumdiamond1416 It amazes me. And it really does leave one wondering what's going on and seems like a relentless attack once person with this disorder decides to start. That would leave victim in a whirlwind of emotions and feelings. I don't know how he was able to function. Thanks for that information.

[@zirconiumdiamond1416]

@@brainstew4you952 btw, I am just going off of what the psychologist had said. While I find that sort of stuff interesting, I don't know much about it.

[@moriordan85]

Notice how almost all of the people who work for Johnny have all been with him for around 20yrs ? To me that says a lot about him. Amber can’t even keep her circle of girlfriends for longer than 5yrs

[@potatosnap]

I do feel sad for her though, and all the people who suffer from this kind of mental illness. They can never keep people with them because of the constant aggressive push and pull caused by extreme insecurities nurtured by BPD (Bipolar disorder) and a narcissistic personality. I hope once this is finally over they can both find peace and move on with their lives.

[@moriordan85]

@@potatosnap Eh fuck her ... she shit in his bed, punched him, cheated on him, and then tried to ruin his name, legacy, and career. He’s got kids... she didn’t care one bit that she likely shattered the image Johnny had w/his kids, especially his daughter. Fuck her, she’s not bipolar either... all the psych lady said was she showed symptoms of borderline personality disorder... not bipolar, that’s very different

[@padzman91]

5 years too long, try *2 years

[@TheOneSoulMate_]

Very good point. I was thinking the same thing. I hope everyone sees that. The length of time and the level oh loyalty is in relation to how they feel about each other. AH, can’t do this because she surrounds herself with toxic people like herself of people weak minded and submit to her.

[@vincent-fp9wf]

@@padzman91 5-5=2?

[@gadaleantudor]

Like this guy. It seems like Johnny is very loyal to his "employees". And they are very loyal to him. I'm not sure this is such a bad thing for him, like the defense seems to think. If Johnny was such an unpleasant, rude and violent guy, these lads wouldn't work this long for him.

[@reecedignan8365]

Hell they might of turned out like many of Ambers employees who are very happy to throw her under the bus cause she was a horrible boss.

[@ComradeCommissarYuri]

When you’re having to rescue one client from another client

[@uqs57bju]

That's actually a very good point. So many of his employees have been with him for decades. That doesn't happen with this frequency for the same employer if they didn't like him.

[@agusdellelce4943]

Yes i read many personal assistent for celebritys and they dont last if their boss are mean and dont paid well

[@gadaleantudor]

@@reecedignan8365 Exactly. Almost all her former "employees" are coming out saying how bad they were treated by her. Johnny had multiple people working for him for more than 10 years. And when you listen to them, they didn't stay with him because he bribed or pressured them into doing that, they stayed because we has a really nice lad.

[@msafirstein]

It's amazing how long people have worked for Johnny Depp, 15, 20 and some up to 30 years. To employ that many people for decades upon decades is difficult and signifies a very consistent and generous employer and very loyal employees.

[@Monty2289]

Tbf I cannot see it being that hard working as security for celebs. Most people aren't out to get them and the people that are are genuinely not able to face a human putting a road block in between them much more a trained paid professional. That's not to say that they don't work but this is why PSCs make a shit ton of money. It's not about security its about the maximization of privacy

[@hauntedshadowslegacy2826]

@@Monty2289 Based on other statements, it's apparently not that great working for most celebs. Somethin' somethin', 'treated like dirt'...

[@nux4955]

Yeah and he seemed kinda upset when he was asked if he was loyal to him.. It seemed like he was mad that there is even a question if hes loyal, wich just shows the good relationship between them.

[@Masculai1z]

@@nux4955 It was also just a dumb question in general as he's been with him for 2 decades, the loyalty is clearly implied. They try so hard to establish a bias but it just comes across as idiotic.

[@lukgray2016]

It's also very telling that these people were ostracised from jonny when he met Amber

[@djohnsto2]

JD and his people come across as truly genuine - The type that you want around you. They don't misdirect, gaslight, confuse, etc - They answer quickly, easily, and bluntly.

[@BearInThaWoods]

Theres a saying that you should respect and pay attention to old men in a young man's job. This bodyguard has been loyal to Depp for a quarter century, that immediately tells me he is good at his job, valued, and trusted.

[@M0ther0fCats]

As a security officer of course he's looking at Amber, she's the threat to his client 🙄 😒

[@wetincornwall6882]

Ruddy stupid Q, just a shame jock didnt say that out loud, "she was the threat, of course I was looking at her"

[@Lisa-kf4iu]

Absolutely. They're trained to be extra observant of all around them. Hopefully the jury realizes this, too. Very strong witness for JD's team.

[@hauntedshadowslegacy2826]

Yuuuup. He'd be a shit bodyguard if he couldn't properly identify a threat. And regardless of what the filthy misandrists proclaim, women CAN be threats against men.

[@paulwilliams6927]

also because she’s a total psychopath and domestic abuser

[@meganoob12]

exactly what I thought! His job is to keep JD safe. Of course he will focus on a person who's mood he describes as "crazy", as this person clearly is a potential threat. Now ofc he wouldn't see nor remember each and every paper cut on her skin in a moment of tension and stress, but the injuries she described?... yeah, he would've seen at least some of them.

[@abrazalves]

A good testimony of a honest man

[@ShagadelicBY]

All of the people who are friends with or work for Depp are so sweet

[@JSp4wN]

And most of them are funny.

[@DarkStrangeNeko17]

Oh yea even the door man at the penthouse too haha he's so funny xD 🤣🤣🤣

[@JSp4wN]

@@DarkStrangeNeko17 Right! He's been one of the best (to testify) so far.

[@DarkStrangeNeko17]

@@JSp4wN agree!

[@RespekfulFungus]

It’s so odd that Johnny gravitated to people he genuinely cared about and enjoyed, yet wound up with such a monster.

[@Volvith]

If anything that just shows how vile of a facade Amber held up to the world that knew her puddle-deep. In testimonies, people that didn't really know her were of the opinion that they got along quite well with her. Same in this guy's testimony with Johnny. The two got along quite well at first... Then that puddle slowly evaporated, and low and behold, it was hiding a cesspool underneath. Johnny sees the best in people. Amber sees the best in people and takes out a notepad to copy their behaviour to learn how to better cover up her own. Woe betide unto those that stick around long enough to see the gates sheltering the beast open wide enough for that lumbering monster to fit through.

[@jacobdonnely2608]

Not at all, that's textbook narcissism and bpd; everyone including Johnny have said she was amazing at first. To him and everyone else it would've seemed as though he was surrounding himself with another great person.

[@victimofpsychiatry]

He seems to be a good judge of character, he must have missed the red flags with Amber Heard because love is blind.

[@madeleinedonaldson4422]

She enticed him.A man eater She is a true narciscist, likes to entice men then crush them whilst getting as much money out of them as she can.I sincerely hope Johnny not only wins but gets dozens of job opportunities and is redeemed for 6 years of hell if not more

[@thefisherman0074]

People make mistakes when choosing partners sadly

[@MarcusAurelius12]

I worked in personal protection for one of the richest men in the world for several years after I left the military. The interpersonal relationship that Johnny has with his Executive Protection Agent is very special. To honestly like your client you are protecting is a rare thing to be honest. You are often treated like a slave/servant in the protection world. You do 25% real protection and the rest concierge services roughly.

[@tygerstripes3752]

18:50 -- Malcolm Connelly on Johnny's injured finger -- "It's like one of them carrr-tune explodin' cigarrrs.' My favorite line of the week!

[@above.average.gaming.natio3026]

wtf

[@hauntedshadowslegacy2826]

Mine was "I think I'd remember seeing Johnny Depp's penis." Absolutely magnificent. And his self-restraint was even better (seriously, how'd he resist saying 'Johnny's little Johnny'?).

[@above.average.gaming.natio3026]

@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 lol

[@hothotheat3000]

I also noticed that Johnny smiles when the witness is talking. You can tell he likes this guy.

[@hauntedshadowslegacy2826]

17:10 Gotta love this unabashed repetition of the foul words. Zero hesitation. Epic.

[@mariahsmom9457]

And in a Scottish accent- even better! I think the Scots invented the F word LOL

[@robynmarler1951]

And then he says "and all that shit". 😂😂😂

[@kekatron]

Him signing off with "thank you your honor" speaks volumes to his genuineness at least to me

[@starvr]

How could you not love that accent?

[@reecedignan8365]

And this is why you always hire Scottish bodyguards. They are a gid chat, a very chill mate to hang with, very loyal and trustworthy and when you get into bother will give some of the best chatter in your defence.

[@surchristian3518]

Except they're always after your asshole.

[@aarinreynolds-predatorcatc4168]

always bro from a Scotsmen 💯🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@fiddlesticks7245]

The only problem is you can't trust them to actually know how to handle themselves. Shame

[@thefisherman0074]

@Fiddle Sticks that’s the french

[@michaelmurray2123]

@@fiddlesticks7245 name one nationality where they know how to “handle themselves” 100% of the time, bit of a dim thing to say

[@PureSparkles22]

24:00 malcolm bringing up the dog smuggling lol

[@dparks3784]

Amber doesn't look pleased with her lawyer. Amber staring him down probably made him nervous.

[@LawNerdClips]

This guy and his testimony are great 😎❤️

[@mattpirtle9791]

The tricks Herds Lawyers tried to pull is just ridiculous and sickening to watch

[@michaelmurray2123]

“He’s Irish” every Scottish person face palms😂

[@jimbobeire]

Is the term "walked into a door" not used in the US as a euphemism for domestic violence? It's a well known expression in the UK and Ireland to explain away a bruise that the person would rather not explain. I was surprised her lawyers didn't object cos the guy just basically said the bruise was from domestic violence, so I wonder did they just take it literally as 'clumsiness' .

[@Wysperr]

I've personally never heard it used as a euphemism for abuse myself tbh, but that could just be my own ignorance xD If anything I assumed it was a joke/used to say clumsy as you said.

[@KeijiMaeda86]

Amber's lawyers just suck. They should have absolutely objected. Like they objected when he started talking about marks on Johnny's face when he got his finger cut.

[@thefisherman0074]

Yes it’s used here, generally “i fell” is the most common phrase.

[@tazzygeoff621]

It is used a lot in Australia too. Some people ar so un coordinated that we say they must have walked into the same door several times.

[@RominaJones]

I'm GenX in Canada and that phrase is used as a euphuism for DV as well. People my age and this guy's age and older would recognise that.

[@SydMountaineer]

He sounds Scottish. He's a GREAT witness, so down to Earth & sincere.

[@charwest9449]

That bodyguard saved Johnny's life. Amber had gotten under his skin in that argument to the degree he would probably have harmed himself, and she was egging him on. After the bodyguard got Johnny out the first time, Johnny, after being taunted by Amber for "leaving" ran back in! She is pure evil.

[@leodesalis5915]

The fact they keep using Marilyn Manson as a way to guilt by association with Johnny is just disgusting, if anyone who hung out with him was a domestic abuser etc then that's a hell of a lot of people that are now under suspicion.

[@joshymcdaniel9233]

Forget which is was but I laughed so hard when he admitted all the stuff he did with Mansion then “think it was pills” He’s like no…. I don’t think I’ve ever done pills with him’ just every other drug 😂

[@shirleys1792]

This guy's testimony was great ☺️

[@katanyajason3316]

He is so credible. I was observing his body language when he was describing Johnny's scratches and bruises and it was spot on. And, as the Behavior Panel would put it he was "loping" (Meaning he spoke seamlessly with fluidity)

[@wordforever117]

This guys is the most bog standard Scottish guy you can get. yeh he has been working in Hollywood and travelled the world. But he is completely unchanged...Castlemilk through and through hahaha EDIT: Springburn, not Castlemilk, sorry everyone!

[@bobabooey289]

@katanya. “Body language”? 😂😂😂🤣 That’s not science. It’s conjecture and of no Scientific value whatsoever. Inadmissible in court. Just like polygraph “findings“. Purely subjective conclusions by so-called practitioners. Laughable. Much like your opinion. This Scotsman was as credible as Haggis is delicious. 😂😂

[@katanyajason3316]

@@bobabooey289 No need to be so snooty. (well, unless it makes you feel better or superior, then go ahead if you need that) I never said it had a scientific value. Even The Behavior Panel (4 of the world's top experts) say that. However it can be a very good indication of deception. That's why the FBI, the Secret Service and Military Intelligence use behavior profiling. Just as an indication, and then it allows them to look further.

[@krab1791]

“You didnt see marks on Miss Heard, did you?” Was a really bad question to ask. Earlier he stated that in her Majesty’s Serve he was trained to continually scan everything that was going on around him and to notice details.

[@roguewriting]

They (Depp's legal team) aren't asking questions they don't know the answers to

[@MinesCastttt]

@@roguewriting that and what I noticed is that Depp's team seems to really only ask question to try and stave off objections from Hurd's team. While Hurd's team asks those questions to try and make the witnesses look bad and unreliable, Depp's do the opposite, they established that the man was trained and done this job for many years and asked these questions to show that Hurd lied and faked the photos while Depp was hurt and bruised

[@LazyKingAus]

Wouldn't that make it better for that case he is trained to do these things and never seen it. So she is either really good at makeup or they never existed

[@meganoob12]

yeah this entrie line of questioning was weird. He was established as security. Of course he will keep his eyes on a person who's mood he describes as "crazy". He not only has to focus on his client, but also on the potential threats around him. A "crazy" lady is certainly a potentila threat right?

[@SuddenFool]

No i would say it was a solid question because it setup up for the next one " Did you see any marks on Depp " the answer was yes. I'm assuming this was done to establish his training as a security guard to have worked and that he does his job correctly.

[@mischievous1765]

I really appreciated him saying he walked into a door or a door walked into him and the reason I appreciated him saying that, is because when you ask a DV victim how they got a bruise, they will normally say Oh I walked into a door. So for me it was saying yeah Johnny is the vice of DV by Amber Turd.

[@Jjoseph36]

It depends on where you’re from, I’ve rarely heard that expression used for abuse in the English speaking Americas. I more hear “I fell down the stairs” or “I tripped and fell” 🤣

[@christopherburnham1612]

No it was a door , actually it was two ,they was french doors,💯

[@Kivlor]

"fell down the stairs" is certainly a more common term in the US, but I've heard the "walked into a door" one before. No way you could mistake it as anything but a euphemism when he added "or a door walked into him"

[@Jjoseph36]

@@Kivlor true, in context of the case, you probably wouldn’t misinterpret it’s meaning. However most times when I hear “walk into a door” it was general implication for anything between personal negligence to physical altercations. It wasn’t just standard to abuse.

[@roguewriting]

@@Kivlor That's actually an extremely common expression, for black eyes, in the US "She walked into a door"

[@affegorilla1299]

Every time someone tells the truth about her she starts writing ✍️ so obvious.

[@ln4130]

She’s writing “omg I’m such a dumb bitch”

[@hawkeyescoffee6399]

It's a distraction technique to keep herself from either speaking up or smirking and giving herself away even more. She has to keep the sad face going.

[@taylorstillman7932]

She's doodling poop emojis.

[@1tylerq127]

Probably adding them to her shit list

[@silverpenn3809]

​@@ln4130😂😅

[@Drakshl]

you'd want a guy like this to have your back in a dangerous situation in fairness

[@AL-ws5yi]

Johnny’s witnesses have been likable and sincere. I hope Depp wins.

[@tarastargaze3833]

Everything I've seen so far seems to paint a picture of Depp being a good, if flawed, human being. I can't say the same for Heard.

[@EE-hi4re]

our Scottie boy be like " yer honour, I can tell ye right now, JD was never peely wally oan ma watch and never once pulled a whitey" 😅

[@noyados]

I think Depp has won whether he wins the trial or not.

[@Intercaust]

Amber's lawyer: Do you know if Bigfoot was in the train cabin? Awesome Scottish Guy: Ah, no.

[@odduckOasis]

Love Connolly, he was great! Straight forward, direct, blunt- just they way they all should be and all have been for JD's case. You can tell Johnny is fond of all he employs- they are not just his security detail, they are his friends.

[@nachokitty7617]

Workin’ on Saturday, Rekieta? Go spend time with your family! 😄

[@RekietaLaw]

This was uploaded yesterday evening just waiting for release!

[@stxrobstar]

@@RekietaLaw 😆...And here you are.

[@nachokitty7617]

@@RekietaLaw okay...Last night’s show was HILARIOUS! And, Yeoman’s work on the many toasts 🥂!

[@annaandrea8320]

Amber Heard changes her partners, friends, and employees almost as often as knickers. Johnny Depp is stable and able to maintain long-term professional or private relationships.

[@sumone1930]

What a straightforward gent

[@kennorthunder2428]

I would be more straight forward when asked: please describe what you mean "hands on". After describing it, I'd be retorting "What else could it mean? " (Dumb prosecutor)

[@aarinreynolds-predatorcatc4168]

all us Scotsmen are mate 💯🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👌👍

[@nukiesduke6868]

Bro Johnny is literally having to bring in everyone that's even come into contact with them. All of them are saying no marks on Amber, but marks on Johnny.

[@YinYangAngel55]

All these witnesses have nothing but good things to say about Johnny, and the 1 witness they have to talk about Amber's character says she was underpaid, overworked, spat on, and was treated like trash. None of these guys who worked for Johnny, or use to work for him, have any grievances or malice toward the guy and they've been with him around 4x as long as Amber was with her assistant.

[@KenFullman]

I think the really damming part of the case was when Amber said that Johnnie had asulted Kate Moss (when Kate was his GF). So then Kate Moss turns up as a witness to completely deny these lies. When your Ex speaks well of you and is willing to take to the stand in such a public forum, that speaks volumes of your integrity as a human being.

[@OO7angelo]

He should've told the court. In his Braveheart voice " I told Amber, That you can take our lives, but you can't take our FINGERS !!!!!! " 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@ross3167]

lmao

[@jhart1127]

Are we Brits a joke to you Angelo? 😂😂

[@TheOneSoulMate_]

JP has lots of people who stay with him for many, many years. AH goes through people like a hurricane. Fast, hard, full of destruction and on to the next place in her path.

[@chandlersun3877]

polite, firm, compassionate, professional person this is what Johnny is surrounded by and AH's team is trying to discredit them yea.... have fun

[@meganoshea1035]

Thanks!

[@whitetigerproductions8655]

8:14 - 8:25 note how all the guys laughed just not that girl/lass 24:55 This is why I came here Edit I have been watching that part on repeat

[@przemysawotarzewski557]

This guy is so likeable, I can't help but smile 🙂 I would love to have a dram of whiskey with him and just listen to his stories 🥃

[@TheWellnessLawyer]

This gent spent time working in Pentonville - he is a stand up hard ass. The inmates in Pentonville are the difficult cases - so he is used to seeing bad stuff.

[@microcolonel]

“So like, this person who just minutes earlier injured the person you're hired to protect, you weren't like... paying attention to that person at all were you?” - Amber's lawyers

[@chyndensmore1566]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣yeah Johnny lost a finger

[@hardlyme779]

She's screwed. She looks so worried and afraid. Like a kid trying to hide the fact they've eaten candy they were told they couldn't have.

[@Muck006]

Well ... it depends upon the jury and if there are one or two "wine moms" in there she will have at least SOME "believers".

[@jeskaaable]

"Why is there a Snickers wrap under that kitchen table ?... And is that... chocolate at the edge of your mouth?.."

[@dookie_12]

4:25 “Amber started to get more grumpy.” Then Amber left a “grumpy” on the bed.

[@noreenpatton1865]

Well known Glasgow phrase lol what happened to you? Did you walk into a door or did the door walk into you? Knew he was a weegie as soon as i heard the accent. Awe poor Johnny 💗 she's a bawbag

[@FatSharpton]

I have smoked weed for 24 years, usually first thing in the morning, usually before work. If I can do that I guaran-damn-tee Johnny Depp can do that. Tolerance, baby.

[@aarinreynolds-predatorcatc4168]

ditto bro 🌿🤪💚💯🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@jennythapamagar7914]

I can't pick me favourite witness from this trial but this bloke is definitely in the top 5

[@joshymcdaniel9233]

This was the best month of my life in years’ I was up showered and ready to go every morning’ They could have made this into a TV show

[@Sugarhicups_11]

Just randomly rewatching this and just caught the “Sir Davos Seaworth (Onion Knight) from GoT. He sounds and looks like him. 😂😂😂 I love that. I didn’t catch that comment last year. ❤

[@pdrey100]

19:49 "I'm burning his face into memory for payback purposes in case this whole thing goes south."

[@charliedolengewicz2400]

This guys great he’s got the perfect words for her

[@gabrieleguazzotti]

"he has walked into a door, or a door has walked into him" cit

[@DeIeted]

so many of his closest assistants or various associates are actually really close personal friends, he is amazing at choosing his friends just a shame he wasn't as good at choosing his girl

[@odduckOasis]

As is true with any manipulator, they are adept at wearing a 'mask' at the start and putting up an act to 'reel' in the person they wish to control. At the start, Johnny only saw that and when the mask was removed, all that was left was an abusive psychopath with a personality disorder and he being the type of person he was, thought he could bring her back to the person he thought she was, tolerating the abuse for as long as he did because he had hope for change. It's the tale of many a victim.

[@WorthlessWinner]

He was thinking with his head when hiring these employees, he was thinking with another head when getting a wife

[@stompingpeak2043]

Well he's a celebrity. Big celebrities like this typically marry the hottest celebrity they can. For pub and whatnot. Alot of the big "A list" celebrities arent marrying for the true love us peasants do.

[@aarinreynolds-predatorcatc4168]

a fellow Scotsmen 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Glasgow guys take no shit!! Nick I might send you a bottle of my finest whisky 💯

[@lydiamalone1859]

But they put up with Nicola sturgeon.

[@aarinreynolds-predatorcatc4168]

@@lydiamalone1859 actually we don't, if you do your research you'll see the majority of Scotland are against her and me personally with fellow Scots are fighting her discusting school bills to ask kids about sex!! Not everyone in America supports Biden! He's a fool. Have a great day 😀 😊 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@aarinreynolds-predatorcatc4168]

Or if your English then "Boris Johnson" enough said there 🙄😉

[@RobEcu123]

My favorite thing thats come out of this is all the wonderful channels I've found. I'm sitting in my favorite chair, enjoying a night off, having a little sip of something, laughing along with this group, thanks for the entertainment.

[@hansfrans761]

This guy is a legend. Reminds me of how nice and simple life could be if our planet wasn't filled with countless muppets like this lawyer of Amber's

[@CartoonHero1986]

14:53 is a real life moment of that scene in Liar Liar: -OBJECTION YOUR HONOR! -On what grounds? -Because it's devastating to my case!

[@coinlazergaming8516]

I would not be able to hold my cool if my significant other destroyed my finger.

[@shellyannlewis2595]

He walked into a door are a door walk into him 😂

[@TheRealKatsunov]

i like how Johnny smiles when the witness talks about their history at 1:06 Johnny smiles like seeing his old drinking buddy 14:39 "Yeah Johnny lost a finger" 😬 this is a gonna be good comedy podcast material after this trial has ended

[@Nekotaku_TV]

So good for Depp this one. He's awesome.

[@CMenzy]

A true Scottish gent ( charming, tough and and funny)

[@randomperson-up5vt]

So far Johnny witnesses have been down to earth type mostly. They sound human with how they respond and just want to go back to living their lives.

[@wetincornwall6882]

Hi Nick "Walked into a door" is a UK wide "excuse"/euphemism for someone who picked up some facial bruises be it DV victim not wanting to admit it or pub fight.

[@j-gem391]

oh so basically, "fell off the stairs"

[@wetincornwall6882]

@@j-gem391 not heard that one before, "slipped in the shower" would be a fair comparison. Funnily enough, in my 20s, I did once walk into a door, some farmhouse rough cider may have been involved...proper shiner on my left eye. Nobody believed me. 😁

[@wordforever117]

Yes and "...or a door walked into him" is the equivalent of "did he fall or was he pushed?" - very common British expression, which does have an accusatory tone to it, but might be lost in a US court?

[@lexithelexicutioner7686]

Thank you for this....I didn't realize...I thought he was talking about the door incident where it hit her foot or something

[@Muck006]

I cant decide who "the humorous guy" is ... - the witness ... with the funny answers OR - the lawyer ... with the "deadpan silly questions".

[@_Stormfather]

"Never ask a question you don't know the answer to" I've never studied law or heard this rule, but even I know this. It's just common sense

[@rosequartz7841]

Justice for Johnny, you got this! X🕊👏🙏🕯❤

[@RuthBigger]

This man spoke the truth

[@palavergirl7450]

Great job piecing this together to focus on the important sections. 🙏

[@potatosnap]

3:30 "Is she getting emotional" Sorry dude, I laughed so hard at that. Everyone gets eye crusties, ESPECIALLY if you have makeup on. I can only imagine the room would be very cold too, which would cause the eyes dryness and to create extra moisture.

[@T.Hang11]

Huge Nick Rekieta and Johnny Depp fan after watching this trial!!! Thank you, TURD!!!

[@xx3920]

I watched a Court TV video last night, where two women, one of whom was a psychologist, say they didn't believe a word this guy said! The mental gymnastics they must have done to come to that conclusion is unimaginable! That there are still people out there that think like that is baffling and unfathomable! I am much heartened though by the lady psychologist at Live Abuse Free and, Michael Smith in particular, at Bella Grande Media ( Dr. Todd Grande and his pals Michael Smith and Jeff Pincin - all psychologists ) who almost immediately mentioned the word gaslighting in relation to the audio clips. Thankfully some psychologists do actually get it!

[@xx3920]

@Tankkizzle in the 2nd segment of the show, they had a better woman on there, iirc, she used the term gold digger, lol but don't quote me on that, I could have just been dreaming 😜🤣

[@kennorthunder2428]

I actually think that deep down they know the truth, but with every fiber of their being literally love lies because of it's perverse power.

[@xx3920]

@@kennorthunder2428 I agree that deep down they know the truth but they're just not big enough to admit it. I think they're cowards and they should be treat with the contempt they've shown for Johnny Depp. Particularly inexcusable to me though, is for a psychologist to seem so publicly partisan. It hardly instils confidence in her abilities to identify and possibly treat/counsel those with problems. Especially when other psychologists can so easily see the true dynamic here.

[@kennorthunder2428]

@@xx3920 "not big enough to admit it" yeah, but I'd word it another way: "Not willing to absorb the pain the truth brings". (Pain avoidance?)

[@xx3920]

@@kennorthunder2428 Your reasoning could very well be correct and it's kind of you to give them that excuse - you are far kinder than I - I think they're far too shallow to have such depth of character, to be fair.

[@nickyphoenix2470]

It all sounds so good in this guys Scottish accent

[@grimmwolf9690]

Why does it seem like herds lawyers are scared of her?

[@mm4894]

I can understand them not wanting to take him to the hospital because he wouldn't want the publicly, but if his finger looked that bad, he really should have just drove him straight to the hospital.

[@Muck006]

I really really really REALLY REALLY REALLY start to ... DESPISE any kind of ... "he is not a doctor, so he cant have a clue about X" remarks. People who make them (many of them lawyers!) might deserve a booking at "the wall"!

[@kennorthunder2428]

Exactly! Those kind of observations should be the pervue of anybody with a modicum of common sense.

[@stxrobstar]

Appeals to authority...Where the authority is a moron.

[@DH-mf6rd]

You're not a logician, so you must not disregard that logic.

[@AeriykTheRed]

Bodyguard: IF ITS NOT SCOTTISH ITS CRAP!

[@TexasMagnolia]

Nick, love your channel so much. I didn’t know about you during the Trial so…going back to some of the greats to listen to while I peel wallpaper. Thank you!

[@carlroy]

It's funny how all recording playing from the defense doesn't help them at all.

[@5HKNB4K]

Johnny hated himself because of what "turd" did to him

[@miinyoo]

This guy is amazing. A door that walked into him. Why isn't he in movies?! He's a classic act.

[@Eline_Meijer]

"I walked into a door" is a slang in British for "I lost a fight"

[@jamesbronze7135]

*CONNOLLY* 😎 💪

[@jacksonroad9263]

Billy's cousin

[@GeneralSorrow]

From closed captioning: "...any arguments between mr death and misheard...".

[@Lindasmusings]

JD lived in hell😩🤮😭

[@j22mattones]

I hope, when this is all done, Johnny pays the rest of the $7M to the charities that she was supposed to pay just to rub her nose in it.

[@tdog574]

To the hospital yes, to the ACLU a definite no

[@ffs6158]

He was great. And curse you Rekieta, I've been watching Love on the Spectrum and it's made me cry several times and I can't stop.

[@MUFCSINCE90]

Hilarious ❤ the driver was even dinner ❤😅😂

[@brickbat44]

Bricklayer tells the truth and sees it how it is

[@meganoob12]

This was great... As a witness at the stands in a huge public trial this lad is sat there talking like he is having a couple of pints at a local pub with the lads :D

[@dyanalynn6698]

So there’s been discussion as to what the defense strategy will be once she gets on the stand… since she’s been exposed… I’m thinking they may pull the “rough makeup sex” card… how do they dispute Mr Connely’s testimony of seeing the marks 🤷🏻‍♀️