Amber Heard's allegations of copying her testimony against Johnny Depp from film debunked
Several sellers were commissioned to conduct a substantive analysis of Amber Heard's testimony of May 6.
Amber Heard's testimony to Johnny Depp on May 6 raised social media allegations that Aquaman downplayed his testimony in court and was "literally copied" from the movie The Talented Lord. Ripley.
However, some media outlets have made a factual analysis of the indictment, and although Hard's testimony appears to resemble Gwyneth Paltrow's dialogue from the 1999 film, her statements were in fact copied.
The rumors Amber Heard quoted from the movie "The Talented Mr. Ripley" were false, and these statements were not made in her testimony, according to the international fact-checking site Snopes and Newsweek magazine.
Snopes explains: "The memes say the quote is from Hard's Introductory Statement." It's a strange statement, but it was Heard's lawyer, not Heard himself, who made the introductory statement on his behalf. "
The outlet also shared that there is no video evidence to support the claim that Heard said the sentence was found.
