Amber Heard Manipulated Photo Evidence? Johnny Depp’s Lawyer Drops Shocking Claim

Amber Heard found herself in trouble again after Johnny Depp's lawyer, Camille Vasquez, presented shocking evidence to the court.

On Tuesday, Heard took the stand again and went through hard-hitting cross-examination with Vasquez. Depp's lawyer presented photos of the actress and quizzed her about whether she photoshopped the images to make them look like she had suffered injuries.

The photos in question, which have since been shared by Law & Crime Trial Network executive producer Cathy Russon, seemingly proved that the actress lied again.

"Isn't it true that you edited this photograph? That you enhanced one to make it look more red?" Vasquez said, to which Heard replied, "No, that is not true."

Depp's attorney noted that officer Zeins testified that they did not see any injuries on her face. The "Aquaman" actress then defended that the officer did not consider her red puffy face as injured.

Heard then said that the two photos are different since they took them at different times of the day, causing different lighting. She added that there was a vanity mirror near her that made the photo look like it was enhanced.

Eagle-Eyed Fans Debunked Amber Heard's Claims

After the actress insisted that they are different photos, fans immediately tested them and found out that the photos are the same.

One fan said, "Exact same pics look at the shadow under the nose and forehead the lighting has been changed they are both the same pictures that was done later at all all the shadows match I studied forensics and that pic was not took the next day."

Aside from her alleged edited photos, Heard was also grilled over the donations she has not given yet.

According to Vasquez, Heard only wanted Depp's money and planned to keep a part of the $7 million settlement for herself. For what it's worth, the actress pledged to donate everything to ACLU and Children's Hospital Los Angeles.

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The "Pirates of the Caribbean" actor initially wanted to directly give the amounts. But Heard said that the amount should be increased instead so he would not suffer a big tax break.

The court also heard the actress saying that the donation Elon Musk made was only in addition to her pledge.

The cross-examination will continue on Tuesday, and Depp's fans remain hopeful that Vasquez's counterattacks would finally bring justice to the actor.

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