The controversy between Pirates of Kerbium fame actor Johnny Depp and his ex-wife Amber Heard has exposed many shocking secrets in front of the court. Johnny has filed a defamation case against Amber, on which trial is going on in the court. In this case so far both the parties have leveled many allegations against each other. In this episode of allegations, forensic psychologist Dr. Don Hughes, who has now appeared on behalf of Amber, has also issued a big statement against Johnny. Clinical and Forensic Psychologist and Domestic Violence Expert Dr. Hughes has also asked many questions about Johnny's behavior towards Amber.
Reports say that Dr. Hughes talked to Amber for 29 hours. After this conversation of both, Dr. Hughes, taking Amber's side, has made serious allegations against Johnny. Where Dr. Hughes testified in court about this, saying that- 'When Johnny Depp was drunk or high (drugged high), he used to slam Amber on the bed, tore her nightgown and Used to try to force sex with her. When he was angry, he used to force Amber to have oral sex. All this did not happen in loving moments. These were his angry moments. This can also be called a moment of dominance, the moment when Johnny wanted to control Amber.
The psychologist also referred to Johnny and Amber's incident when the actor started forcing Amber's private parts to find cocaine. Dr. Hughes says - Johnny Depp had done such a step to find cocaine. Thinking that maybe Amber had hidden cocaine there. Johnny Depp used to do all these incidents in anger while intoxicated with drugs. Continuing his point, Dr. Hughes has told the court that- 'In my opinion, my review is consistent on the reports of intimate partner violence by Amber Heard and the records that have been recorded. Which tells us that intimate partner violence is defined by physical abuse, psychological aggression, sexual violence, coercive control and surveillance behaviour.
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