The smoking gun in the Darrell Brooks trial was Darrell Brooks. He acted as his own defense, but he might as well have acted as his own prosecution.

@VioletJoy

9 ай бұрын

And executioner.

@isaiahgeorge906

9 ай бұрын

That's why one should never, never, act as one's own defense. Always get a legal representative. Even a new lawyer is more likely to know the law better then someone who's never studied law.

@Djorgal

9 ай бұрын

Bah, in Darrel Brooks case, that wouldn't have changed anything. There wasn't a world where he wasn't getting life in jail anyway. He's one of the very rare case where it doesn't matter.

@raydawgms

9 ай бұрын

Your Honor, subject matter jurisdiction. Case closed

@homelander2243

8 ай бұрын

The smoking gun was him being a male. 6 life sentences? Any girl wouldn’t have got half that if they cried on stand

The smoking gun in the Depp V heard case for me was the "... Tell the world, Johnny, tell them Johnny Depp, I Johnny Depp, man, I’m, I’m a victim too of domestic violence". That's what sealed the case for me, everything else was just a matter of finding out how bad of a person she was, but after that line there was no doubt for me that she was the abuser and that she was fully aware of what she was doing and the terrible situation Johnny was in.

@MrVaunorage

10 ай бұрын

Yeah that's crazy she said that

@superphantom100

10 ай бұрын

@@MrVaunorageare you implying she didn’t?

@otclips354

10 ай бұрын

@@superphantom100 No. He's implying that it's crazy she said that.

@TenmasSchoolOfThought

10 ай бұрын

@@superphantom100 You don't need to overthink it. He merely implied that it was a crazy thing to say for someone who is claiming victim.

@wesleydeer889

10 ай бұрын

What did it for me what the audio recording where she does this evil cackle, can't remember what she said but her voice sounded so evil psycho while she was insulting him then does the evil cackle.

Amber herd is such a kind woman. Instead of punching Johnny she hit him, truly a saint with a gentle soul.✊️

@tor13128

8 ай бұрын

She only wanted to "hit" the solution out of him.✊

@xshannonBAKER

3 ай бұрын

What planet are you on?!

@carterloveland

3 ай бұрын

@@xshannonBAKER it’s called sarcasm.

@dkmike2299

2 ай бұрын

@@xshannonBAKER your stupidity is showing

@destroyerofworlds5148

2 ай бұрын

@Tushar_Talwar_09: Yes...Amber Heard truly proved to be a warm-hearted philanthropist. :D

The video deposition of Amber Heard was what I thought they were going to play. When she said, "...I wanted Johnny to find out about the divorce through some other source than TMZ, who was alerted....

As a kid, when people were sentenced to hundreds of years. I thought they died, and then they just let the bones sit there in the cell for a few centuries. I guess it was supposed to be symbolic in a sense.😮

@bigbro88

11 ай бұрын

😂

@AJDaniels5298

11 ай бұрын

Hey, that's not a bad idea, actually....

@cammienorthcutt7928

10 ай бұрын

😂

@kingayy9267

10 ай бұрын

It would be like way back when, they'd hang the bodies of enemies or criminals at the city gates, to deter invasion/further criminal activity. Then there was Vlad the Impaler, though that doing that seemed to be more due to his personal enjoyment.

@AJDaniels5298

10 ай бұрын

@@kingayy9267 Yeah, Vlad had a deep penetration fetish.

The smoking gun in the Depp v. Heard trial was every word Amber said on the stand.

@darlingdeb7010

10 ай бұрын

And the videos she recorded

@android12921

10 ай бұрын

I think the pledging=donating mockery of the listener's intelligence was a turning point.

@patricknez7258

10 ай бұрын

So true. She hurt her case so much. And ironically I think in her mind she thought she was helping. Obvi lying about what the police said and saw( shown by body cams). Falsifying evidence and using same pics for different days and events. Her own pictures which never showed what she claimed they did. It was surreal to see. How her legal team went along w it too lol! ..I agree the donation moment was huge. People that were there say some of the jurors' jaws dropped. Bc they got to see how she stubbornly lies and spins in the moment, even w direct evidence against her. They got see how she behaves when caught in a lie; almost delusionally continuing to argue and lie. I feel it helped them view other evidence and parts of trial through that lense. Once they saw how dishonest she could be, it was a wrap imo

@arturovaldemar

10 ай бұрын

@@patricknez7258 Couldn't agree more. The pledge/donation moment was huge. Also the TMZ slip-up. The moment when jurors found out Heard assaulted her ex-girlfriend at the airport. The knife she gave Depp. The fact that she basically said every witness had it wrong. The fact that it was discovered she initiated an arbitration against Depp first. The audio tapes where she's maniacally laughing and insulting Depp. I mean... pretty much everything.

@schmumlauf

10 ай бұрын

I found the Depphead. You clearly fell for Johnny's lies

I've never understood why someone would sue another person under false allegations. Do they really expect they won't get caught?

@blackosprey2219

9 ай бұрын

Essentially, yes. Though you do sometimes get a few who do it just to financially ruin someone, but that runs the risk of getting countersued for all court costs and more if you're found out.

@duderpeace

9 ай бұрын

money.

@whosman817

9 ай бұрын

Works all the time

@bcpr9812

9 ай бұрын

A combination of extreme hubris, vindictiveness, greed, and other narcissistic traits.

@JoseDeertay

9 ай бұрын

Many do

"Tell people it was a fair fight and see what the jury and judge think. Tell the world, Johnny. Tell them, 'I, Johnny Depp, I'm a victim, too, of domestic violence, and it was a fair fight,' and see if people believe or side with you." Oh he told the world, Amber... And we all heard it loud and clear.

@vincentrogers1223

3 ай бұрын

Yes we did. ❤

The brutal cross examination of Amber Heard by JDs lawyer Camille Vasquez is one of the most amazing pieces of entertainment I’ve seen in years

@shemardequanhollingswort-sn1bs

10 ай бұрын

0😮❤

@keimahrosalle4797

10 ай бұрын

I second that.

@shivtim

10 ай бұрын

Really? Domestic violence is entertaining to you?

@rambledogs2012

10 ай бұрын

@@shivtim They didn't say that though, did they?

@ryanhill6684

9 ай бұрын

@@shivtim Comprehension skills of a first grader lmao

The smoking gun for me on the JD v. AH case, aside from the audio tape, was when she was on the stand and said "that's why I wrote it about him!", and then immediately tried to back track that she meant "about men like him". She did the same thing in one of her depositions. Narcissist at the most extreme, thinking she's smarter than everyone else, but she's so eager to show of her "smarts" that she screws herself over.

@schmumlauf

10 ай бұрын

She didn't write anything false or maliciously the jury rushed the verdict and they weren't even sequestered. The UK trial had a judge decide it

@cynthiagonzalez3193

10 ай бұрын

@@schmumlaufthe UK trial blocked a lot of evidence that was allowed in the US. The US trial was more fair in that sense for sure.

@schmumlauf

10 ай бұрын

@@cynthiagonzalez3193 do you even know what the trial was about? There's no way that what amber wrote was false or somehow malicious it was all true he's a disgusting drug raddled abuser and r@pist

@Joe-qm4yv

10 ай бұрын

​@@schmumlaufthe UK is even more sexist than the US courts

@djmaxipad6238

10 ай бұрын

Wasn't AH also having dinner with the Judge's family?

COUNTER SUING FOR 1 DOLLAR IS THE MOST SAVAGE THING ANYONE COULD EVER DO

@stevemccann4166

3 ай бұрын

Plus her legal fees.

@oddballskull1941

3 ай бұрын

Donald Trump vs the nfl. He won a dollar for stopping the nfl from being a monopoly

@ohboydiamonds

2 ай бұрын

@@oddballskull1941 because it was an antitrust suit, the money he won was tripled. Although because of appeals lasting a while, the NFL eventually had to pay interest, making the final amount owed come to a whopping $3.76 in damages

@neighborhood_k

2 ай бұрын

@@ohboydiamondsmassive W's right there

@theblingcycle

Ай бұрын

@@ohboydiamonds i know that boy went skrait to mcdonalds

One thing about the Depp Heard trial is that she always stted the article was never about him, but at one point when she was stressed she said "that's why i wrote the article about him" and it was never picked up.

Brooks was ridiculous.. I had to remind myself this wasn’t a movie while watching that trial. Wildest trial I’ve watched so far!

@jen-a-purr

10 ай бұрын

I’ve never seen such an angry person in a court room. He made a joke out of it & when called out on making a joke out of it he freaks out

@nancyfahey7518

10 ай бұрын

He took his instructions from the New York subway shooter. That one was so madening.

@danidan9917

10 ай бұрын

That judge bit her actual tongue to bits I'm sure. She deserved the longest vacation ever lol

@Midnightnoise347

10 ай бұрын

There is a different man who represented himself and was allowed to question his own child who he stabbed after forcing the child to hold the gun that killed his mother in front of him. That case was horrible to watch, the man was unhinged during his self representation. I’m in the uk and we defo don’t get to see what happens in courts so watching things like that is beyond my comprehension. Crazy

@jessice293

10 ай бұрын

Some days I couldn’t even watch the trial only highlight reels because Daryl Brooks was so difficult to watch! It was insanity!

the guy trying to sue Gwyneth Paltrow was really hoping that because shes worth millions she would settle for $300,000 quickly and get it over with cause that would be pocket change to her. He clearly wasnt prepared to have his life ripped into by lawyers.

@putinski666

9 ай бұрын

Imagine covering the lawyer's fees of a millionaire actress as damages lol. No more world trips for the old fool.

@rmhaven142

7 ай бұрын

for the lawyers it was probably a walk in the park, those other trips were pretty damning

My theory on the Alex Jones where his lawyers "messed up" is that his lawyers didn't like him in the first. Because when they were told what happened they didn't do anything about it. They were basically like "oh darn. 🤷🏻‍♀️"

@Niko6767

7 ай бұрын

He's garbage

@kake1604

4 ай бұрын

Well it’s not their fault Jones was guilty. If he wasn’t such a terrible person then it would’ve been easier for them.

@MissDesco

4 ай бұрын

@@kake1604 I'm saying I think they threw him under the bus on purpose and I don't blame them

@carch7243

3 ай бұрын

That "trial" was just a matter of seeing how much money they could make him pay. No one had to prove that the event was real.

@TheOtherBoleynGirl336

Ай бұрын

Jones is ready a psychopath! I also think he must smoke road flares 24/7.

Don't forget that Amber lied about donating all of her divorce money to charity. The smoking gun for me was the audio of Amber in essence mocking Johnny for not being a man and fighting back against her, not wanting to get into physical fights with her after Johnny had already lost part of his finger from a glass bottle Amber threw at Johnny. Pretty sick stuff from someone who had been playing victim and I beleived had probably been telling the truth until this trial. I'll admit, she had me duped.

@rhino202

9 ай бұрын

Johnny donated all his trial earnings from her to charity, haha

@gwen08g35

9 ай бұрын

@@rhino202I KNOW!!! So proud of him. I never doubted Johnny Depp…ever.

@yayger825

9 ай бұрын

So maybe what people say isn't always the truth all the time. Doesn't necessarily mean to call them liars, but there are always 2 sides to every story

@tnsxpm

9 ай бұрын

thought this was just as bad + the tmz guy saying she emailed him the video + the trailer park owner saying she was the one yelling & almost nothing was broken lmaooo she was lying the whole time its crazy she has stans online still 😭😂

@LeveldUp11

9 ай бұрын

She ruined the word pledged for me forever

That Brooks dude had me in tears looking through his pages going over his notes like he was some high-caliber lawyer

@neilmcdonnell2964

10 ай бұрын

and calling hearsay on an eye witnesses testimony

@rymcghee3823

10 ай бұрын

My favorites "who is you?" And "what else do you not recall?" 😂😂😂

@JbSprinkles

10 ай бұрын

My favorite is when he objected to the state dropping the assault charge case against his ex because that's all he prepared to fight

@ryancallsin

9 ай бұрын

“Interesting…” 😂😂😂

@dem7556

9 ай бұрын

Fake it till you...get sentenced

I suspect that Amber heard vs Johnny depp will be forever remembered. It’s a good case that’ll be talked in law school and on a dinner table too

@SecondBestArtMuseum

11 ай бұрын

I’d be GENUINELY surprised if we didn’t get a movie adaptation of that trial some time in the next 20-50 years.

@Afflictamine

11 ай бұрын

of course it will be remembered, it was streamed online everyday when everyone was locked in their homes. but will people remember the Ghislaine Maxwell trial ? of course not, they didn't even show it and barely reported on it. Epstein already swept under the rug

@AJDaniels5298

11 ай бұрын

Kathy Griffin would be a good fit as Elaine Bredhoft since they're both dumbasses who try to present as geniuses.

@mortalclown3812

11 ай бұрын

I'm still staggered that anyone watched it at all. It's one of the base cases that is about as important to humanity as RHBH.

@xtina6569

11 ай бұрын

Having dinner with a mega pint

For me, the smoking gun in the Depp case was when Heard opened a smoke-filled box and removed a gun, describing it as "the smoking gun I used to beat Johnny with". That was tough to come back from.

@Saskfire-ww9hj

3 ай бұрын

Norm MacDonald would laugh at that

What amazes me about the Depp v Heard is that Amber Heard has shown that she has magical healing ability like comic book characters like Wolverine and Deadpool because she was full strength punched in the face countless times with JDs ringed hands according to her but the next day she's completely healed with no contusions , swelling, disfiguration, etc. She NEEDS to be studied by science for the betterment of humankind. Why isn't it happening?!??!

@gwennygrausamt

9 ай бұрын

She got a new bruise kit. You wouldn’t know it, it’s from Canada 🤭

@Denny_Boi

9 ай бұрын

Relax dude, it's a makeup technique.

@Jassconnie

9 ай бұрын

@@Denny_Boi honey; they where being 🎉sarcastic🎉

@helloigo

9 ай бұрын

@@gwennygrausamt A bruise kit from the future even! She truly is an anomaly

Imo, anyone that has ever known someone or had a family member like Amber, could hear it immediately. Constant externalization of blame, gaslighting, lashing out when they are losing or the facts aren't on their side. It feels downright delusional. So disturbing. Glad the majority of people were able to see the truth.

@JimSty-bh1os

10 ай бұрын

Although I agree with your overall point, I wish you didn't use the word "gaslighting". Another overused and misunderstood word used by people today. Anyways, AH did lie repeatedly but she never tried to "gaslight" the jury. She gave them clear and direct lies at every corner...

@DR.DisInfect

10 ай бұрын

Amber is so sexy though she gets a pass

@darkprince56

10 ай бұрын

My father is so frustrating to deal with…he does all 3 things & more.

@SanctaJives

10 ай бұрын

@@JimSty-bh1os she gaslit Johnny, which was clear in some of the evidence that was presented.

@aTalkingPizza

10 ай бұрын

@@JimSty-bh1os no, gaslighting was an appropriate word to use. Just another one of her tactics.

Im surprised you didn't play the audio where Amber tells Dep no one will believe him because he is a man and she will make false accusations against him that was more damning in my opinion

@katdelrio5316

10 ай бұрын

Facts. The audio tapes were the smoking gun in JD vs AH. 100%. They both have issues, yes. But she admitted that she hit him and blamed it on him running away from fights. What else is needed? So glad he's rid of her.

@Arjay404

10 ай бұрын

Yes, that's what sealed her fate for me.

To me the single most smoking gun moment of the Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard trial was when Amber tried to redefine "pledged to donate" to "donate" when she was being cross-examined by Camille Vasquez. She didn't simply fail to donate the money to a children's hospital she said she would, money that she got from Johnny, she then attempted to lie about it pretend like she did. If you're going to try to redefine common words in open court and then gaslight everyone about what actually happened in the process and get mad when the everyone else uses a different definition of that common word...that says it all. That's 100% strongly narcissistic behavior. The subsequent sheer brazenness and unrepentance about what she did too; she refused to own up to it when she did a subsequent interview about the trial and came across like "how dare they say negative things about me during the trial!!!," ...as if she had absolutely no idea how a trial should or does work.

The murdaugh case still blows my mind! It’s so sad to think they had no idea what was coming and in the moment how scared and confused they had to of been! He’s a MONSTER.

I was sedated..heavily medicated, traumatized, just came out of surgery. i remember everything but having a gun in my hand .

@benisprobablyangry239

10 ай бұрын

The hypocrisy of that man was unreal - he was trying to get Rittenhouse convicted based on lies. He and his friends tormented and threatened a young boy, stuck a gun in his face and then were happy to lie and say they were the victims until undeniable photographs were presented which made the injustice they were trying to perpetrate impossible to pursue. Then they have the gall to say they are the ones protecting America - these people who would happily pervert the legal process if it let them hurt the people they hate.

@seadmusinovic8139

10 ай бұрын

😂

@APSupernary

9 ай бұрын

"I procured a firearm while underage via an illegal straw purchase then proceeded to cross state lines into a violent situation, whereupon I proceeded to escalate it then avoid homicide charges based off the only surving victim being technically compromised from a jury perspective". Yeah real big win for that wElL rEgUlAtEd MiLiTiA

@hvr1874

9 ай бұрын

​@@APSupernary Wasn't a straw man purchase, it was a completely legal transfer under Wisconsin Statute 948.60(3)(c) as he was over the age of 16 as covered in the court case. He was driven 10 miles from his mom's house to his dad's house, there happens to be state line in between the towns. His "escalation" was putting out a fire on a property with fire extinguisher. The violent, belligerent and convicted FELON Rosenbaum, threatened RIttenhouse, stalked Rittenhouse, then chased him for half a block with the intent to attack him; when Rittenhouse felt that fleeing/retreating was no longer an option to protect himself he shot Rosenbaum. - VALID SELF DEFENCE After that he got on his phone to a friend to contact the police, he wasn't attacking or threatening anyone. A mob then turned violent and pursued him with the intent to hurt and kill him so he left the scene for his own safety and in attempt avoid using lethal force. While Rittenhouse was fleeing moving to police to report the shooting (so not attacking anybody) he was assaulted with by another CONVICTED VIOLENT FELON Anthoney Huber who he shot in while being attacked - VALID SELF DEFENCE And then what this video he only shot Gaige Grosskreutz (with 2 misdemeanor convictions one involving a firearm) once Grosskreutz pointed his ILLEGALLY concealed firearm with the intent to kill Rittnehouse - VALID SELF DEFENCE. Question should rather be why prosecutors bend to political pressure from the media and aggressively persue the only person who did not break any laws up to the point where they themselves are breaking the law and let people who actually broken the law go.

@sunstruckfarms4489

9 ай бұрын

@@APSupernary let's see , it wasnt an illegal straw purchase , he didn't cross state lines with it , and by escalating it you mean cleaning off graffiti and putting out fires then running away when threatened ? And every one of the victims ( alive or not ) was compromised from anyone's perspective ( jury or not ) . Maybe try reading ?

The smoking gun for me with the amber trial was when they said she put her own human poop on the bed and blamed the dog, at that point I knew where this was heading 😭 I didn’t even know much about Johnny or amber before the trial only seen Johnny in movies didn’t know his personal life so I went into that trial extremely unbiased but after I herd that + her weird faces during the court let me know exactly what type of person she was

@MayaBishopStan

11 ай бұрын

Hahahaha, same here. I didn't know much about Johnny, didn't even know he was married to Amber.

@olivialindsey5577

11 ай бұрын

@@MayaBishopStan same I honestly didn’t even know who amber was before the trial 😭 I was trying to give her benefit of the doubt bc she was the woman & I seen in the trial Johnny was violent sometimes to but after hearing what she did she was definitely the psychopath that pushed johnny over the edge sometimes. johnny seems like he as a pure soul just anger issues

@SamiiRSMT

10 ай бұрын

Ngl you seem ratchet

@cadoo5591

10 ай бұрын

Same here

@kingayy9267

10 ай бұрын

@olivialindsey5577 Normally, I'd side with the victim, too, but none of Depp's other exes alleged that he'd been violent toward them. Including Vanessa Paradis, with whom he was for over ten years.

Darrell Brooks choice of witnesses is just mind boggling. To use one his favorite phrases. Every witness he called sealed his fate even more.

@redzgirl2476

9 ай бұрын

"Grounds! Grounds!!... 😂

I think there was 2 other smoking guns in the Depp case, his former girlfriend testifying that he did NOT push her down the stairs as Heard had been claiming (and showing clear affection for him & how he handled her fall, despite him being her ex) and the TMZ reporter when testifying about whether Heard was the one that had sent them the video & other manipulation of the situation for her own benefit. He said nothing objectionable, answers like, when asked why he was at a location "because I was told to be there" & he explained the TMZ procedure for verifying videos & how long each took, with it taking about 15 minutes if the video came from the person in it & they regularly received info from said person & had previously verified who they were. Asked how long it took them to verify the edited Depp/Heard fight video straight after explaining all the above & he answers "about 15 minutes

Imagine being that guy in the first video and being more concerned with money than the lives of your wife and child. As a father the idea of hurting my own child is impossible. Every instinct I have since the moment I became a father is to protect my children even if that requires me to sacrifice my own life to do so. For someone to go against that natural instinct they have to be fundamentally broken psychologically in a way that makes that person no longer human but instead a monster who would murder literally anyone.

@kylechamberlain2149

10 ай бұрын

I couldn’t have said it better myself. I’m a father as well.

@ninagude0586

9 ай бұрын

Allegedly, the reason for him even going after his family is BECAUSE he had been "protecting" them or at least their and the family's reputation, alongside with the Fraud/Theft of company/business money.... I absolutely DO NOT condone what this man did, however if you try to get into the possible psyche of the Person during this time, it is understandable why he thought this was the way to go.... He tried to be the "protector" by allegedly covering up for his son(s) crimes, while committing other crimes himself, overwhelming himself with the lies and cover-ups....

@GasEnjoyer

9 ай бұрын

​@@ninagude0586regardless of his psyche at the time, this man should never step on another glass blade or feel the warmth of the sun, he deserves multiple life sentences with no parole.

@ninagude0586

9 ай бұрын

@@GasEnjoyer Grass Blade*?? 🤔. Unsure if that's what you meant. And yes, I absolutely agree!! Very vile and heartless individual..... He just was already that even before the murders.

@GasEnjoyer

9 ай бұрын

@@ninagude0586 agreed and yes lol I meant grass

I like how in the Kyle case everyone ignored the fact the guy with the pistol had an expired license for it and had a DUI charge which was both dropped so he could testify.

@LoveDimashali

9 ай бұрын

So what? Kyle shouldn't have been there to begin with. He's a murderer that got away with it.

@audreygraham235

9 ай бұрын

​@@LoveDimashaliaha ha 🤣🤣🤣

@audreygraham235

9 ай бұрын

Rittenhouse is a hero

@HughBo-sr1pn

9 ай бұрын

@@LoveDimashali that dude pointed a glock at him had it coming, anyone who brings a gun to a protest knows the risk. i say it played out fairly

@rk-kb5rw

9 ай бұрын

He looks so smug. He came there hoping for trouble, and he got it.

the voice recording was one of the smoking guns but someone mentioned somebody while being questioned that wasnt meant to be mentioned so you could see depp's team silently cheer about this and brought in the person the next trial which was a big play in the case.

@ellicooper2323

9 ай бұрын

Kate Moss wasn’t going to be brought in as a witness until amber said Johnny pushed her down the stairs. Totally a lie.

At the very end of AH's testimony she also said, "and that's why I wrote the op-ed anout JD" 🙄

@schmumlauf

10 ай бұрын

Well who else was it about? Nothing she said was untrue or inaccurate but they lied about the dogdoo and you all fell for it

@MamaPinks

10 ай бұрын

@quajeezo Prove it. She lied lied lied. No, no, "we" didn't. 😏

@MamaPinks

10 ай бұрын

@@schmumlauf Besides, she said it wasn't about him. . . . More lies.

@patricknez7258

10 ай бұрын

@@schmumlauf You do realize that part of her case, what her and her team argued, was that the article was not specifically about Depp? You know that right? You did watch the trial?

@eins2001

10 ай бұрын

​@@schmumlaufsilence, troll

For amber heard it was the photo editing comparison the defense proved was photoshopped

@SecondBestArtMuseum

11 ай бұрын

Don’t forget Amica creame not existing when she said it did and for her saying that she was so good with makeup that she erased any bruising.

@The_Cali_State

11 ай бұрын

and she admitted on the stand she wrote the op-ed

@sammoore7840

11 ай бұрын

To be fair there were so many moments in that trial which could be described as a smoking gun. The audio recordings, the photoshopped images, the photographer who proved she staged a photo op, the lies about the donations, her endorsing the op ed's title. She took so many L's in that trial.

@VoguishMis

10 ай бұрын

There were way too many against her. 😅

I remember in the Depp case was when Heard mentioned a makeup brand name and also provided a date, and said brand's Twitter account responded by stating that the company hadn't even existed at the time that she gave.

@alexandrathearmy8464

3 ай бұрын

The product she mentioned didn't exist. It was a color correcting kit from Milani that was launched in 2017, eventhough she claimed violence in 2016.

I do find it funny how terrible Amber Heard's acting was in the courtroom. It is also so telling when someone is non-verbally directing every single statement they make at the jury, like they're pleading with them instead of having faith in the truth of their case.

@kellyalves756

9 ай бұрын

Holy crap, ain’t that the truth.

@duffman18

9 ай бұрын

You're supposed to talk to the jury in a trial. That part of it isn't a negative, for her. Like, she's an awful enough person, without you having to invent things that aren't true. Like, another insane and guilty person in this video, Darrell Brooks, got angry at the cops who were giving their witness evidence in the trial, because the cops were looking at the jury and directing their answers to them. Because that's what you're SUPPOSED to do and what you're literally told by the judge to do. Darrell Brooks didn't understand that, and his insanity and paranoia made him think the cops were trying to unduly influence the jury somehow. So you're literally sounding as insane as people like Darrell Brooks and Amber Heard by making a comment as daft as this. It's not a good look, bro.

@JustinW90

9 ай бұрын

@@duffman18define making others question their sanity because of your manipulation.

@craigchristian344

9 ай бұрын

​@@duffman18she looked like an insincere lunatic, thank goodness you weren't in the jury.

@lord_ozymandias

5 ай бұрын

@@duffman18i agree w u brother but chill out

"That's my bicep vaporizing." That picture is amazing. Don't play with guns kids.

Social media has been amazing in the fact that it proves people are liars. That doctor suing Paltrow TOTALLY got found out as a liar 🤦🏼😂

@michaelwong9411

9 ай бұрын

I knew he was a liar the instant I heard he was claiming all these massive life-changing injuries while she got off without a scratch. How much does she weigh? 120 lbs dripping wet? How is she going to put a guy in hospital by ramming into him without suffering any injury herself, unless she's wearing the Iron Man suit at the time?

@L4u84S

9 ай бұрын

I know! Even before I actually became interested in that trial, the first tiny article I read had my first impressing being that he was just someone out for money from someone famous. Then, it started picking up attention, so I started looking for clips of the trial, and this guy wasn't smart enough to pull it off. Every part of his claim against her vs his own testimony + his bragging about his great life on social media = just destroyed his character.

Imagine going on so many international vacations for leisure that you forget if you went there or not

I love how people look at the jury to try and convince them like if that’s gonna work.

Their are still thousands of women everyday on Twitter talking about how Amber was the victim and she never hit him. SHE LITERALLY said it herself she hit him, wtf trial were you watching.

@jasonedenburg9427

9 ай бұрын

Yeah there are people who still think jfk is alive Wtf did you expect

@ellicooper2323

9 ай бұрын

I think you’ll find that many of those thousands are people using various names. I think the number of supporters are way less than it looks. And most of them are being rewarded in some way.

@kbelle4463

9 ай бұрын

As a DV survivor, I support all victims. Amber Heard is an abuser, with a dv arrest history. She used the courts to lie about & destroy a man’s life for attention and a leg up in the divorce. She’s trashy, low class and deserves to be where she is now.

@KevintheRhea

9 ай бұрын

Thousands of women AND men

@KvDenko

9 ай бұрын

I work with one

“An actress” isn’t even accurate to describing Amber anymore 🤣🤣 don’t think it ever was

The bigger smoking gun in Depp vs Heard was the Australia recordings that couldn't be played in court due to other people being in them. With Amber stating that she was sorry, she loves him, it was an accident, she didn't mean to hurt him to the person searching for the missing part of JD's finger.

@hopelessromantic3786

9 ай бұрын

The paramedics saying she wasn't injured despite her claiming that was the night he SAd her with a broken bottle.

Darryl Brooks wasn’t a clown in that court hearing, he was an entire circus….

This channel is one of the best on KZread. No spin. Just facts. Thank you.

@aa1greg

11 ай бұрын

Lol

@wheelersla

11 ай бұрын

I agree!! Love it!

@ChoppedSteak

11 ай бұрын

There is absolutely spin on this channel. It’s owned and operated by Dan abrams for god sake. I’m not saying it’s bad, but it exists.

@jacksyoutubechannel4045

11 ай бұрын

I mean, there's no spin when they just stream live trial footage. There's _definitely_ spin on other things, and a *lot* of it in this video. It's actually quite a shame, because a lot of what they omit is more compelling than what they share.

@laurellynn8496

11 ай бұрын

Huh? This IS my fav channel! “DarRel brooks built a fort with all those records boxes … he is a MESS and one of my favorite trials ! Best entertainment ever ( Dan … meh ) not so much

No wonder Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted. I didn't follow the case because of politically charged it was, but wow. What a slam dunk for the defense. Don't see that often

@maryanne2224

10 ай бұрын

From Scotland this looks like the wild west.

@davidworobec1673

10 ай бұрын

My question is, were the 2 people that Rittenhouse did kill, before this or after this?

@xjcrossx

10 ай бұрын

@@davidworobec1673 They were before. Gage was the last one to be shot. The first guy started chasing him, trying to get his gun, and after he was shot, the crowd went nuts and all started chasing him, some thinking he was just a guy shooting people and not realizing it was self defense. One guy tried to punch him, which knocked him down, and another guy comes up and tries to kick him. The guy who tried to kick him was shot at once, but was not hit. The 2nd guy to be shot hit him with a skateboard while he was on the ground and then tried to take his rifle and was shot and was killed. Then our boy Gage comes up and points his gun at him and started advancing which is when he was shot in the arm. In my opinion, the first guy who was shot, the guy who first started chasing Kyle is to blame for all of this. The others honestly probably thought they were doing good by chasing a guy who had just opened fire when in reality it was just self defense, not some crazy guy with a gun.

@octopods1822

10 ай бұрын

Still doesn't erase the fact that Rittenhouse and his twin piggy faced mother aren't two raging piles of dog excrement.

@Cerus98

10 ай бұрын

@@android12921- You’re defending a convicted ped, wife beater and armed robber/bugler?

In the Rittenhouse case there was also the drone footage. The prosecutors gave a low quality, hard to see, copy to the defense while trying to hide the real, high quality video. If the defense had asked for a mistrial the judge would have granted it, but there was no need to since Kyle was clearly going to win.

@stephencopeland3908

9 ай бұрын

Scumbag prosecutors

@MitchConner2000

9 ай бұрын

I don’t get it where are you for or against Rittenhouse?

@pizrux6592

9 ай бұрын

@@MitchConner2000 doesn’t matter whether you for or against Kyle. You should just be pro-truth. And the truth is that Kyle acted in self defense

@MMGhost123

9 ай бұрын

@@pizrux6592 Well said 🙌

@MarkBlance

9 ай бұрын

​@@pizrux6592 going to a place intending to shoot someone then shooting someone is not self defense. He told people he wanted to shoot protestors. It's why he obtained the rifle. It's why he was driven there. Nothing about any of his actions indicated that it was self defense.

Thanks for this well put together video Glenn Howerton!

Im surprised Sanderson didnt come to court wearing a neck brace to really try & drive it home how "injured" he was/ still is from the accident that happened years ago 🤣🤣

@crystal25288

10 ай бұрын

He admitted he traveled and did lots of fun stuff after the injuries 😂 🤦

@jessice293

10 ай бұрын

It was honestly such a cash crab

You missed Chris Watts. When the neighbor showed video to police officer of CW backing his truck into garage (loading bodies into truck) in the very early morning, which CW never does that.

@mc-rn8ro

10 ай бұрын

I think this is just covering the last year of trials. Was Watts 2022?

@Hidakaku56

10 ай бұрын

@@mc-rn8ro Watts plead guilty and was sentenced in 2018

The Rittenhouse case had too many smoking guns to count. The drone footage, McGiunnis's testimony, phone video, every state witness was in effect a defense witness.

@mikeespinoza5733

9 ай бұрын

the fact that Kyle has absolutely no medical training means it would be literally impossible and legally wrong to help anybody. A child spree killer lied about his motive and you fell for it. Oh do you not like that one because it destroys you narrative that he was there to help? He literally could not help, and did the exact opposite. Weird how the totally legit lawyers didnt bring this up.

@presto709

9 ай бұрын

@@mikeespinoza5733 YOU WROTE the fact that Kyle has absolutely no medical training means it would be literally impossible and legally wrong to help anybody. REPLY Did you watch the trial? Kyle was certified in first aid. He offered first aid. YOU WROTE A child spree killer lied about his motive and you fell for it. REPLY Spree Kller? Describe the interactions of Rosenbaum and Rittenhouse right up to the shooting in a way that sounds like a spree killer. All the actions. Just facts, no speculating. YOU WROTE Oh do you not like that one because it destroys you narrative that he was there to help? REPLY That's not my "narrative". I don't pretend to read minds. There is no evidence that he had bad intentions. YOU WROTE He literally could not help and did the exact opposite. Weird how the totally legit lawyers didn't bring this up. REPLY Did you watch the trial? Binger tried and failed to make those exact points.

@nobodycares9778

9 ай бұрын

@@mikeespinoza5733hey buddy, unless you know things for a fact, keep your opinions to your self and stfu.

@sub-harmonik

9 ай бұрын

@@mikeespinoza5733 even if he went there to kill people (highly doubtful) he would still be justified in self defense because people were literally in the process of attacking him within arm's reach when he shot them, after he fled and was cornered. Not being his 'victim' was literally as easy as not assaulting him. 'totally legit lawyers' know that someone 'illegally' offering medical aid doesn't negate their right to self defense.

@presto709

9 ай бұрын

@@sub-harmonik Exactly.

I never really looked into the Rittenhouse case. I thought it was about a guy just shooting into a crowd from 100 feet away. How wrong I was.

@chriscuts7029

9 ай бұрын

That's what the far left propaganda machine tried to push.

@nghtguy13

9 ай бұрын

It pretty much was. Lol had he not been there in the first place it wouldn't have happened

@IWontBuy-RP

9 ай бұрын

@@nghtguy13if the rioters weren’t there either, giant moot point you made 👍

@Chemtrooper46

9 ай бұрын

@@nghtguy13 sir you clearly didn’t pay attention to the truth of the case and everything that happened if you’re still saying that. Completely nonsensical argument

@nghtguy13

9 ай бұрын

@IWontBuy-RP your whataboutisms are showing.

13:05 anyone who defends themselves in a court of law has a fool for a client.

@arbiter1

11 ай бұрын

well he is probably new poster boy for when someone says that that is trial case its refering to.

It's pretty crazy how very very serious and big of a deal some of these trials were, murders and mass shootings and that the biggest and most famous of a deal is a defamation case ultimately stemming from a divorce

@piroko13

10 ай бұрын

Because those are more common than a male making public that he was the victim in an abusive relationship

@MrTrees-nd1pi

9 ай бұрын

@@piroko13 and it was also a very famous celebrity, on top of being an incredibly socially taboo situation.

@osco4311

9 ай бұрын

A defamation case with defecation!

@Arjay404

9 ай бұрын

The other cases were somewhat straight forward, we knew what happened, 3 Of them had either video of the act happening or video that makes it's impossible to dispute what happened or happened in public for everyone to see (Alex Jones). The Gwyneth Paltrow one is the only where new information came out, but that case was either just a scammer trying to get money or a movie star being a terrible person. So not really that interesting JD v AH on the other hand, we got to dive deep into their personal life and find out many new things about them. We also had to pay a lot more attention to determine what was going on.

@xthefordx

9 ай бұрын

baby, that case was about DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. If you see it as just divorce then you should research this case before speaking about it.

this was absolute gold! I am soo glad that I got to see this. Thank you

I love how the Murdoch case, Paul unknowingly caught his own killer and bought him to justice. Sad but satisfying.

I remember watching every second of the Kyle Rittenhouse trial and my jaw DROPPING when that "smoking gun" testimony was made.

@Joe_P

10 ай бұрын

Gage F'd around and found out in many ways. Went on the stand and didn't even make up some vague responses, just straight up said "yeah nah, he should have shot me"

@danijohopkins

10 ай бұрын

@@Joe_P I'd have to rewatch it due to it being so long, but I remember him trying to avoid admitting the fact he pointed the gun first, and wasn't even supposed to have a gun (handgun) in the first place.

@jessice293

10 ай бұрын

Legit I was shook! I actually went into the Rittenhouse trial thinking this kid was crazy and guilty even though I barely saw any info about it. I was very easily swayed well before the ‘smoking gun’ testimony of Gaige

@danijohopkins

10 ай бұрын

@@jessice293 Agreed! I went in with the opposite opinion but thought he should get charged for having a weapon as a minor in public. Still shocked he got out of it tbh.

@kateofone

10 ай бұрын

@@jessice293 Both went there for trouble

never forget how hard the media pushed the rittenhouse case lol.

@freddieelias6794

10 ай бұрын

Yeah all the while epsteins girl’s trial was getting no coverage

This channel made the legal process interesting and entertaining. Thank you for your hard work.

@Paultimate7

7 ай бұрын

Lol what? This isnt the "legal process" these are just highlight clips.

Darrel Brooks’s defense that he just doesn’t exist was hilarious

@mrceresa1

11 ай бұрын

What?

@RolandSpecialSauce

11 ай бұрын

His lawyer was terrible!

@brianthompson1984

10 ай бұрын

@@mrceresa1 he kept refusing to to be addressed as himself - it was weird

@jessice293

10 ай бұрын

He said he was a ‘sovereign citizen’ look it up, it’s kind of crazy

@jackkraken3888

9 ай бұрын

No but the important thing is whether or not he was angry.

Love the video and your all the material you upgrade, I hope this channel keep growing up ⬆️ 👍🙏🏻☺️ thanks for everything

I watched the brooks trial from start to finish and it was so wild to me. Every single twist and turn was whackier than the one before it and it would have been funny if it wasn’t so troubling.

Enjoyed this episode! Keep them coming 👏🏽

I remember in the Rittenhouse trial how the prosecution actually made the argument: "A skateboard isnt a weapon. Kids get them for Christmas."

@jaylc

9 ай бұрын

Craziness. A knife isn't a weapon either... chef's use them to cook.

@wickedgenx1972

9 ай бұрын

By that "logic" nothing is a weapon because kids get everything for Christmas. 😂

@GSeward

9 ай бұрын

Carrying an assault rifle across state lines to murder multiple people, including shooting at emergency personnel as they attended to the victims of your mass shooting (word for word of the EMS personnel who tried to save the lives of Rittenhouse's rampage), apparently isn't a crime either, according to the incredible state of Wisconsin. Good job Judge Schroeder. Btw, this judge denied the use of the term "victims" during trial, when discussing Rittenhouse's murder victims (the people Rittenhouse shot and either wounded or killed). Judge Schroeder also openly played "God Bless the USA" during trial, (which, as we all know, is a Trump campaign song). Good Lord, our country is doomed.

@wickedgenx1972

9 ай бұрын

@@GSeward God Bless the USA was around LONG before Trump. You know there was a whole world of politics and problems pre Trump, right? You obviously know NOTHING about the actual case since you think the rifle was brought across state lines. You also don't know it is LEGAL for a minor to carry that rifle because of the length of the barrel due to hunting laws. He was being attacked and defended himself! Your emotional tirade does not supersede the law!

@GamingForGains

9 ай бұрын

@@GSewardI seriously can’t tell if your trolling 🤣 if so we’ll done. And if your serious I hope you don’t have kids. Bcuz you won’t be able to protect them 🤡🫡

Yes more of this content!!! You guys are the best ❤

"Tell the world Johnny, tell them : "I Johhny Depp, a man, I'm a victim too of domestic violence." ~AH. He told us, we believe him.

Woah. I never knew the Amber Heard recordings and just got really excited Depp won. Now listening to those recordings just... wow. People still believe she innocent? Dude try avoid conflicts and hated getting hit and she didn't care. I hope best for Depp after listening to these recordings.

The first thing I thought of for a smoking gun piece of evidence was the perm being in tact for the scene in Legally Blonde I don’t know why 😅

Jesse Weber - you bring the best contents!!

Putting Amber Heard in the same thumbnail with Brooks and Jones is hilarious 😆

great compilation, these are all recent legendary cases

Excellent video, really put together well. I'm a new fan now

That Alex Jones Lawyer messed up so bad 🤣

@boujeeyrn

11 ай бұрын

they did that on purpose

@tammycrisel8692

10 ай бұрын

He should have gotten a new trial upon appeal due to his lawyer's incompetence

@briantampa1164

10 ай бұрын

​@@tammycrisel8692Absolutely right and spot on!!!!

6 life sentences and 700 more years is crazy….

The smoking gun for me in the Depp Vs Heard trial was when she finally said, "...and that's why I wrote the op-ed." The trial was to locate the truth in terms of whether she wrote the op-ed with malicious intent. That was so satisfying to see.

I never watch famous court cases while in progress. It's enough to see this fair and succinct summary. Many thanks!

I remember that Brooks trial. They showed a photo of him (with his back turned) and the SUV and he said it wasn't him. The witness then said it was a screenshot from one of Brroks' videos and they played his music videos.😂

"Listen to what Amber said" > Ad start rolling. That was perfect...

Great recap of these trials. Nice and short.

The poor pup in the first video, never being able to see Paul again who he clearly loved so much

The smoking gun in the JD V AH was Heard’s entire testimony

Not only did that guy get his bicep vaporized, he got vaporized on the stand.

Excellent! More like this please Jesse.

The kyle Rittenhouse one really completely destroyed the prosecution... the guy got the perfect shot to disarm the guy while not continuing to shoot and he had the trigger discipline to not fire till he was being aimed at... that ruins it all because it's incredibly hard to paint such a man as a murderer.

@StarfayeArt

9 ай бұрын

As someone who thinks he shouldn’t have been there with a gun strapped across his chest, I agree and appreciate this perspective. I don’t own guns and know that takes either serious luck or really good reactions during times of stress

@robertp457

8 ай бұрын

@@StarfayeArt people were there to cause problems why would anyone go there to help unarmed?

@MuninnMyrkvi

8 ай бұрын

Either of those "guys" are interchangeable. Grosskreutz didn't fire at all, instead only trying to disarm Rittenhouse.

@MuninnMyrkvi

8 ай бұрын

@christopherh.p.4680 Be fair. I can't speak for Rittenhouse's fearful state of mind either, but all of that happened just after he killed someone armed with a plastic bag. Also, he fell over.

@das_stief

8 ай бұрын

​@@MuninnMyrkviGrosskreutz put his hands up, KR lowered his rifle, the Grosskreutz drew his pistol. Definitely not "interchangeable".

Oh yes Ambers Audios spoke Volumes.. as did her testimony & behavior on the stand! She Seriously thought she would fool Everyone with her "Innocent" Act too! 😏 Just Thankful for people with common sense!

@derek488

10 ай бұрын

She did in Europe. Pretty sure he lost some kind of similar case with her there before this one.

@brattysarita5084

10 ай бұрын

@@derek488 Actually She Didn't! There was a case in the UK Against the Sun Newspaper.. Amber 💩 was their witness! 😅 Meaning She could say whatever without having to show proof of her Stories Authenticity! 😒

@lucianonahuelgomez1374

9 ай бұрын

@@derek488 No he lost a case against the sun for defamation where AH was a witness and that UK trial was full of irregularities and odd behavior from AH legal team and also the judge in charge

@lucianonahuelgomez1374

9 ай бұрын

@@derek488 And also in the UK trial, since it was not a legal battle between AH and JD directly a lot of evidence from Johnny's side was dismissed

@hopelessromantic3786

9 ай бұрын

@@derek488 He lost a case against The Sun. Proving a news company defamed you is almost impossible due to laws protecting the press. But the same news company thinks Obama and Harry styles are having an affair, so their journalism isn't exactly credible.

I remember the Rittenhouse trail. The "victims" were in fact human pieces of sh**. That last surviving guy was caught couple of weeks later driving completely stoned. what a swell young man

@imanoldurango8213

10 ай бұрын

Fkn ah wasn’t even allowed to have a gun but nobody ever charged him for that 😂

@CatNap_Plays_WWII

10 ай бұрын

@@imanoldurango8213 hate to be the "Akchually" guy but did you know gage (or however you spell it IDGAF about that POS) was (and still is) a felon and shouldn't have even had a gun in the first place by federal law? yeah, not such a swell guy after all huh? (also the first two, one was a kid diddler and the other was a two time attempted murderer. typically people you shouldn't put on a pedestal but y'know, muh "cRoSsEd StAtE LiNeS"

@georgemartin5980

10 ай бұрын

I didn’t really follow the trial. I didn’t realize how close Rittenhouse came to biting it himself.

@Passonator11

10 ай бұрын

@@georgemartin5980 indeed! The young boy was cornered by that 1st attacker between some cars, the attacker was recently released from prison. A violent offender attacking a teen. I can't imagine to be in his shoes. I am glad Rittenhouse came out alive.

@aeiou1738

9 ай бұрын

As bad as driving high sounds, most stoners do it. It’s not that dangerous if you look into it.

There were so many smoking guns in the Amber Heard vs Johnny Depp case, the plaintiffs could have been accused to be in possession of a weapons arsenal.

Amber heard is the prime example of karma coming back to collect big time

That doctor was wild he was out here spending the money before even going to court for it

That was well done. I like the way you presented your content. Professionalism I just don''t see much anymore. Thanks

Could Mr. Jones hold his attorneys liable?

Jesse Weber YOU are absolutely one of the very best interviewers / liasin between those you interact with &; your instinctive subconscious line of artfully posed questions . .You never appear disinterested only offer your years of having absorbed human Piccadillos then promote the current broadcast into showing how they may be affecting a new situation .All. in a well modulated vouceb that encourages us to absorb exactly where this new story may be heading .

How many "criminals" were jailed without a way to prove their innocence and vice versa. To feel utterly defenseless, helpless to prove the truth.

The Darell Brooks trial is like locking a toddler in a room with some boxes and hours of spare time

1 billion dollars in damages… Lawyers emailed evidence to the plaintif… That’s actually insanity, what a hit job

Depp v Heard, if the jury concluded she acted with malice on all counts, how is it possible they decided Adam Waldman calling her story a hoax was defamatory? Make it make sense.

@hunterkelley5159

10 ай бұрын

The part of the statement that the jury didn't agree with on Waldman's part was where he said they purposely called the police a second time and roughed the place up. The police had said they showed up twice for a different reason than a second call. That's how it makes sense

@seashellesbelles7232

10 ай бұрын

@@hunterkelley5159 Correct. It had to do with there being a second call. I can’t recall for certain, but I believe the second 911 call was left out of evidence, so I don’t believe the jury even knew there was a second call. Was kind of a BS finding, but these are ordinary people who don’t have legal training and did the best they could.

@Hidakaku56

10 ай бұрын

The count against Depp was pretty much semantics, because Waldman laid out a specific timeline and gave specific details of what he believed happened, so its much easier to pick apart a very detailed statement and say 'Okay, well we didn't see or hear a second 911 call, so he got that wrong' and that could easily equate to it being said 'maliciously' if to them he obviously knew there wasn't a second call. There was actually a second call, and funnily enough *Elaine* brings it up either in her opening or her closing, where she says 'And there was two calls, but we'll show you that they weren't at the same time' I think she specifies that they were like 8 minutes apart or something because she goes on to say that the short amount of time means that it wasn't Amber's friends calling once, the officers getting there and finding no damage, and then the friends calling again to try and stage the scene but rather it was the friends calling twice to try and get cops there faster.

@littledancingfawn

9 ай бұрын

Courts did not allow the evidence of the actual second 911 call to get in. It was clearly Raquel Penington speaking. If that had been given to the jury, no way they would have sided with Amber on that one.

@hopelessromantic3786

9 ай бұрын

The lawyer I watched go over the case said they likely found that the defaming part was that they roughed the place up before calling 911 a second time. If the jury didn't believe Amber set up the scene they could take the statement as defamatory

"i didn't hurt you, i was hitting you!" 😶

Worrisome when anyone directly addresses the jury. Weird. Its like a kid trying to run a con past their parent

Awesome video!

Great video thanks

@briantampa1164

10 ай бұрын

Yes very well put together

Could Alex sue his lawyers?

@norwegiansmores811

9 ай бұрын

no, though the judge is a clear candidate for impeachment and removal. what happened in the alex jones case says a lot more about the would be judge than it does him, simply declaring discovery has not been handed in when it clearly were.

@LukeSawardMusic

6 ай бұрын

no.