I don’t even have to tell you about how much of a liar Amber is, as you’ve just seen her lie about something in her past, well, it seems this might be one of her least damaging lies, as recent news reports have just confirmed some other lies she told while the trial was ongoing, and I know we mostly think nothing she could pull could surprise us anymore, but this one will probably leave your jaws dropped. Interested in knowing more about this latest lie she’s gotten caught up in? Then stick around here because that’s what we’re focusing on today.
You see, with Amber, the problem isn’t just lies, there’s also the incessant need to be under the influence and acting out of pocket, and this is the same level of irresponsibility that she operated with during the trial which led her to present seemingly doctored evidence in court, and that’s only where her newest antics begin.
So, even though it’s been a while since the Depp-Heard case officially wrapped up, there has still been a lot of chatter about it, and a lot of that has been focused on outing Amber for her lies in court, and that, my friends, is what has led up to this latest revelation about her.
The big reveal was made by famous YouTuber ThatUmbrellaGuy, and in the same nature as unsealed documents that outed Amber, he has also revealed some more stuff about the case, particularly the part of Amber’s photographic evidence of the assault. So, while in court, Amber presented a couple of photographs to back up her claims that Johnny was assaulting her, but according to the recent revelation by the YouTuber, those photos were fake.
Explaining further the big news that came from an expert in metadata analysis, the YouTuber revealed that Amber submitted photographs of photographs, as in she took photos of those pictures from another device, which explains why the photos seemed to have untraceable metadata, a point that Depp’s expert made while the court proceedings were ongoing.
Specifically, the metadata specialist testified that he reviewed numerous of Heard’s images that show alleged evidence of bruising and declared that he had no method of validating them.
Norbert Bryan Neumeister exhibited the statistics of numerous images given by Heard that indicated bruising on her arms or face.
As Law & Crime Network reported on Twitter, utilizing Exif data analytics, Neumeister discovered that some of the photographs suggested that the software for the file was not from an iPhone, but was rendered in an editing tool.
All three files “do not match forensically,” according to Neumeister, and “had to go through some type of alteration to change sizes.”
Neumeister indicated in his testimony concerning the photographs that no forensic specialist can confirm these photos, and that he believes several of them were manipulated.
Camille Vasquez, Depp’s attorney, has in one of her cross-examinations, accused Heard of manipulating her injury images.
Giving her the benefit of doubt, the actress argued that two images offered to the court side by side were taken separately with different lighting, sounds ridiculous right?
Well, the new revelation about her moves with the pictures, coupled with the testimony that came from Depp’s expert is more than enough to convince anyone that Amber did actually manipulate those photographs, and this along with a plethora of other reasons are why a lot of fans believe she was actually never assaulted, and they’ve been pretty chatty about it on social media.
One user wrote; “Amber's pics are doctored! Metadata experts couldn't access the files because she didn’t give her devices for inspection. She also submitted two edited pictures claiming they were taken at different times when, in fact, they were taken at the exact same time, at the exact same sec.”
I mean, in light of the new development in the case, it’s only expected that people would actually see the truth so vividly now.
Well, there’s no rule that specifically says this will come up in the appeal, but the fact that the judges will probably have knowledge of it is pretty telling on how the case will end up, but we’ll find out soon enough.
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