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Good, maybe I can get something done after that.All 3 lawyers on the Law & Crime show just said they think there will be a verdict today.
True. I really hope there's an actual verdict in favour of JD though,purely because AH will take a hung jury as believing her lies or at least, not not believing them and she needs to be told that no one is falling for her bs anymore. IMOIf that is the case.....
The trial did what it needed to do.
Johnny Depp stood up and told the truth of what happened to him.
I’m watching Part 1 of Dr David Speigal’s testimony. He reviewed many notes and evaluations of JD’s medical team, along with his texts to these people, and provided a summary. I know he’s created a lot of comedy on here but his testimony is precise to JD’s state of mind at the time. He laid out how the specific prescribed medications JD was taking, along with alcohol and other drugs, could have played out in terms of IPV, including psychological aggression such as insults, intimidation, property destruction, writing in blood on furniture, trying to control someone’s career, impulsiveness, jealousy, poor self control, gaslighting, charming, rapid mood shifts and so on. It’s a very profound testimony imo.
It is so cool that he just picked up with his life, went to play music with friends. He'll be in movies as long as he wants to, maybe not the franchise blockbusters, but independents and personality movies.If that is the case.....
The trial did what it needed to do.
Johnny Depp stood up and told the truth of what happened to him.
Couple weekends ago I watched 3 of the Pirates movies and parts of maybe one more. He was so great! I don't think this is going to hurt him, and judging by the number of comments I've seen over the internet, he still has a BIG number of fans. He is so talented. Acting, music, painting. Just wow!It is so cool that he just picked up with his life, went to play music with friends. He'll be in movies as long as he wants to, maybe not the franchise blockbusters, but independents and personality movies.
I was not impressed with him.I’m watching Part 1 of Dr David Speigal’s testimony. He reviewed many notes and evaluations of JD’s medical team, along with his texts to these people, and provided a summary. I know he’s created a lot of comedy on here but his testimony is precise to JD’s state of mind at the time. He laid out how the specific prescribed medications JD was taking, along with alcohol and other drugs, could have played out in terms of IPV, including psychological aggression such as insults, intimidation, property destruction, writing in blood on furniture, trying to control someone’s career, impulsiveness, jealousy, poor self control, gaslighting, charming, rapid mood shifts and so on. It’s a very profound testimony imo.
I mainly remember him from Edward Scissorhands, such a tender funny movie. But now I think I'll go thru whichever ones that Amazon has to offer. $3 each, such a deal.Couple weekends ago I watched 3 of the Pirates movies and parts of maybe one more. He was so great! I don't think this is going to hurt him, and judging by the number of comments I've seen over the internet, he still has a BIG number of fans. He is so talented. Acting, music, painting. Just wow!
I still can't believe she threw lit candles at him. My gawdThis is what I pictured throughout much of the trialPoor Johnny
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Any of the things he mentioned "could have played out in terms of IPV", but that's where he dissolved in a mess of bizarre behaviors of his own. "could have", he was a joke. My first major in undergrad a Loooong time ago was psychology, and we all agreed that most of our profs needed analysis themselves.I was not impressed with him.
He lacked self control while on that witness stand. People who lack self-control often give in to impulsive behavior and emotions. Even tho comical this is exactly what we saw on that stand.
I lost respect for him only after a short while.
I still can't believe she threw lit candles at him. My gawd
I was not impressed with him.
He lacked self control while on that witness stand. People who lack self-control often give in to impulsive behavior and emotions. Even tho comical this is exactly what we saw on that stand.
I lost respect for him only after a short while.