Amber Heard breaks her silence: it was an "unfair" verdict and influenced by social networks

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Amber Heard stands by her version.

In her first statements after the defamation trial against Johnny Depp, the 36-year-old actress described the verdict as "unfair" and is convinced that the Virginia jury favored her ex-husband due to

and the weight exerted by the social networks in the judicial process.

In an

scheduled to air Tuesday, Heard says he "doesn't blame them," referring to the jury that took nearly three days to reach a verdict.

."

However, Heard believes that Depp took advantage of his position to tilt the trial to his side, putting his employees on the stand who helped convince those present that he never hit his wife and that the actress's article in

in 2018 on domestic violence

.

The Texan also refers to the rain of insults she had to endure after learning of the unfavorable verdict.

"

or what judgments you want to make about what happened in the privacy of my own home, in my marriage, behind closed doors," she said.

"But even someone who is sure I deserve all this hate and contempt, even if he thinks I'm lying, couldn't look me in the eye and tell me he thinks social media has done fair representation. He can't tell me what he thinks." that this was fair."

The interpreter of

, married to Depp for just over a year, was sentenced to pay 10 and 5 million dollars by a judge as compensation for damages, although the second fine remained at 350,000 dollars according to an established limit by Virginia law.

Thus, the final balance is

, after the protagonist of

was found guilty of one of the charges of defamation in the counterclaim filed by the actress for 100 million dollars.

The protagonist of

must pay two million dollars to his ex-wife.

In the interview, Heard described an environment of constant bombardment of testimonials in favor of the actor from Kentucky that made it impossible for them to believe a single word that came out of his mouth.

That in addition to the pressure of

, with campaigns calling for justice for Depp and others accusing the actress of being a pathological liar.

"The disappointment I feel today is beyond words," he said in a statement shortly after the trial.

It breaks my heart that the mountain of evidence has not yet been enough to confront my ex-husband's disproportionate power, influence and influence." The actor's lawyers, however, believe that social media did not play a determining role. in the verdict but it was a matter of taking responsibility,

and Heard gave the impression of lying.

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