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The new evidence coming out of Johnny Depp and Amber Hurd's trial looks like something out of a movie.
After revelations showing their tumultuous married life, a new testimony has come forward to tip the scales once again in Depp's favor. According to the new testimony, Hurd had requested enough financial cover from her then estranged husband to keep their personal issues from going public.
In a May 24, 2016 letter from her attorney, Samantha Spector, Hurd was seeking a deal to "do everything possible to keep their personal matters out of the media."
Spector said the actress demanded "exclusive use and possession of the black Range Rover, the vehicle she is currently driving, with Depp continuing to make all payments."
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Hurd also wanted "exclusive use and possession of the 849 S. Broadway, Penthouse Nos. 1, 3 and 5 with Depp continuing to pay mortgages, utilities, etc.," and also sought $100,000 in legal fees and 25.The letter was presented in court on Wednesday, and in testimony on Thursday, ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) General Counsel Terrence Doherty claimed to have contacted Hurd and said he "learned that she was experiencing financial difficulties."
This letter was presented in court on Wednesday, and in testimony on Thursday, ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) General Counsel Terrence Doherty claimed to have contacted Hurd and said "we learned that she was experiencing financial difficulties."
This letter was presented in court on Wednesday. He then claimed that contributions to the organization included a $1 million donation from Elon Musk, who dated Hurd after her breakup with Depp.
In other testimony, Doherty claimed that ACLU executives tried to bolster a 2018 Washington Post article about the domestic violence Hurd claims she suffered. He avoided naming Depp, but his references in his testimony profiled the actor.
Source: protothema.gr
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