Amber Heard details the "horrific" abuse of "Monster" Johnny Depp in response to a lawsuit

The actress Amber Heard has submitted a new case before the court that details the allegations of abuse that she would have endured during her relationship with the actor Johnny Depp.

According to the Associated Press, the 32-year-old actress "Aquaman" on Thursday asked a Virginia judge to file a $ 50 million defamation suit that her ex-husband, aged 55, years, had filed in an editorial on domestic violence The Washington Post in December 2018.

In the Fairfax Circuit Court Hearing in Virginia, Heard explains in detail more than a dozen alleged incidents, before and during their stormy marriage, during which she claimed that the actor was a major consumer drug or alcohol. Monster "and hit, slapped, kicked, spit and smothered. There are also details about Depp that hit Heard and pulled his hair so hard that pieces of his scalp came out.

Depp denied the abuses, and the allegations appeared in the couple's divorce and other court documents. HuffPost solicited comments from the Depp publicist.

Heard states in the court documents obtained on page six of the New York Post that Depp 's substance abuse problems would trigger a personality that they both described as a "monster", as in the case of Depp. a morning of May 2014 in which the couple time, traveled from Boston to Los Angeles on a private jet:

During the flight, Johnny ordered the flight attendants to give him an oxygen tank and drank a lot. Johnny coaches said he was angry that I was filming a movie with a romantic scene with James Franco the day before. Soon, Johnny started throwing things at me. Instead of reacting to his behavior, I simply changed my seat. It did not stop him. He pushed me provocatively into a chair as I passed near me, shouted at me and mocked the name "James Franco".

Heard says that at some point in the flight she got up and Depp kicked her on the back. She says that she fell to the ground, Depp threw her a boot and continued to insult him until he went to the bathroom and went to the bathroom. faint inside.

Heard also spoke of an incident that took place a month after their wedding in February 2015, in which Depp, who was supposed to be clean, went to sleep-free Australia for three days:

Johnny said I did not explicitly forbid him to take ecstasy. The discussion ignited and Johnny pushed me, slapped me and pushed me to the ground before I retired to a locked room.

Heard then explains in detail the violence she suffered during those three days, claiming to have been beaten, jostled and strangled several times. During their fighting, Heard said that Depp "pushed me into a ping-pong table that collapsed under me," threw him bottles of alcohol through the window. breaking some signs, and at one point, pulled off his nightgown. "I was naked and barefoot, covered in alcohol and glass," says Heard.

In one of the most horrifying and scariest moments of this three day ordeal, Johnny m caught me by the neck and collarbone and mated me against the counter. I had trouble getting up when he strangled me, but my arms and feet slipped and slipped on spilled alcohol. They were dragged against the broken glass on the counter and floor, which often cut my feet and arms. Frightened for my life, I told Johnny, "You hurt me and you cut me off." Johnny ignored me, continuing to hit me with his back with a closed hand and placing a hard plastic phone against a wall with his broken into a thousand pieces. While he was breaking the phone, Johnny was seriously injured on his finger, cutting off the tip.

Heard says that the next morning she woke up and found that Depp had urinated throughout the house and left messages to Heard in the oil paint and in the blood of his injured finger. Heard testified that Depp was later hospitalized with "a torn lip, swollen nose and cuts all over his body." … until now, I still have scars on my arms and feet following this incident. "

Heard gives details of other alleged incidents, for example in March 2015, when she reportedly reported having hit Depp to prevent her from attacking her sister, and a trip to Thailand in 2015. during which Depp allegedly struck and strangled him in a train.

"I remember being afraid that Johnny does not know when to stop and that he can kill me," she said of their fight in Thailand.

Heard also testified that in December 2015, the situation had become unmanageable when Depp had "ripped off large pieces of hair and scalp from my head" and hit her on the head, causing her to bleed nose.

Since their highly publicized divorce in 2016, in which Heard also claimed that Depp had physically assaulted him, Heard has become a strong advocate for the rights of victims of spousal abuse. Depp, however, has repeatedly denied his allegations of abuse.

In his 2018 op-ed in the Post, Heard did not name Depp, but Depp continued it. In his lawsuit, Depp says that it is clear that Heard is talking about him and that he has suffered financial losses because of his allegations, for example, he was removed from his position as Captain Jack Sparrow in the movies "Pirates of the Caribbean". Depp's lawyers call Heard's Claims a "sophisticated hoax to generate positive publicity for Ms. Heard and advance her career" in her trial, page 6.

Heard, says that Depp has often forgotten "his delusional and violent behavior after he got out of his state of drunkenness or drugs."

Heard's lawyer, Eric George, reprimanded Depp in a statement made by AP on Friday.

"Johnny Depp has physically and verbally abused Amber Heard," George said. "Since their divorce, Mr. Depp has continued to publicly harass Mrs. Heard and has tried to lighten the world by denying her assaults. It is high time to put an end to Mr Depp's despicable conduct. "