Alarm Mistaken for Amber Alert Goes Off During Closing Arguments of Amber Heard-Johnny Depp Trial

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WhileAmber Heard’s attorney delivered closing arguments Friday in the ongoing trial involving her andJohnny Depp, a noise initially believed to be an Amber Alert interrupted the proceedings in the courtroom.

TheAquamanactress’s attorney Ben Rottenborn was summarizing her case when the alert interrupted him.

“There appears to be an Amber Alert,” Judge Penney Azcarate said. “People are getting it on their phones that haven’t silenced them.”

The disruption was later found to be anotification about a stormin the surrounding area of Fairfax, Virginia.

On Friday, the exes' respective attorneys began presenting their final remarks, summarizing much of the allegations on either side thus far since proceedings kicked off April 11.

“You either believe all of it, or none of it,” Depp’s attorney, Camille Vasquez, said of Heard’sallegations of abuseagainst Depp, 58. “Either she’s a victim of truly horrific abuse or she’s a woman who’s willing to say absolutely anything.”

She also accused Heard, 36, of “profound cruelty,” and of coming “into this courtroom prepared to give the performance of her life, and she gave it.”

Heard’s attorney Rottenborn said in part during his own closing remarks, “If he abused her one time, Amber wins,” and accused Depp of having “almost all of” his witnesses on his payroll.

“Let’s see the monster. Let’s see the monster in the flesh,” Rottenborn added,before playing the videoof Depp slamming cabinets in the former couple’s kitchen.

On Thursday, Heardtestified about alleged death threatsshe’s received. “Every single day, I have to relive the trauma,” she said. “Perhaps it’s easy to forget that, but I’m a human being.”

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In his final testimony on Wednesday, Depp spoke to how Heard’s accusations affected his life and said her “insane” testimony was false.

“No human being is perfect, certainly not. None of us. But I have never in my lifecommitted sexual battery, physical abuse, all these outlandish, outrageous stories of me committing these things and living with it for six years and waiting to be able to bring the truth out,” he said, later adding, “This is not easy for any of us; I know that.”

source: people.com