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Morgan Tremaine worked for the entertainment site known for its celebrity exclusives and gossip in 2016, and used to send paparazzi to photograph people ...

One of Depp’s bodyguards intervened and broke up the fight but “by that time, Johnny had already grabbed Amber by the hair with one hand and was whacking her repeatedly in the face with the other”. – Heard claimed the Washington Post article was not about Depp. “It’s not about Johnny,” she told the court. The burden of proof is also lighter in a civil case than a criminal case. Civil cases are intended to compensate the person who is harmed rather than punish the defendant. – Depp testified that faeces were found in the couple’s bed in 2016. Heard said she never edited the photos, and used make-up to cover injuries. She described a fight in March 2015. Depp said Heard threw a vodka bottle that severed the top of his right middle finger. At one point I remember him ripping my shirt, and one of my breasts became exposed… Heard has said “she didn’t assault Johnny, ever”. “I was scared,” she said. – Depp testified that he never hit Heard or any other woman.

The ex-employee testified inside the Fairfax, Virginia courtroom and addressed the insider tip line that resulted in a photo-op of her bruise back in 2016. He ...

And then, there's a bit at the end where she's seemingly snickering and looks at the camera. It was much shorter than the video that's been played in this trial.” “She was going to sort of stop and turn towards the camera to display the bruise on the right side of her face, the alleged bruise.”

Amber Heard legal team was left speechless after a former TMZ producer snub in court.On May 25, former TMZ producer Morgan Tremaine was called as a witness ...

"I could say the same thing about taking Amber Heard as a client, for you." "We were trying to capture Amber leaving the courthouse and an alleged bruise on the right side of her face," he told the court. And I'm not seeking any 15-minutes here," he responded.

A former employee from TMZ has testified in the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard defamation case that has gripped the world.

Johnny and Amber's defamation case began on 11 April in Fairfax County, Virginia, and proceedings have been live-streamed throughout, further feeding public interest. Defiantly, the former TMZ employee said: "I'm putting myself in the target of TMZ, a very litigious organization. After his court appearance, Morgan swiftly became a topic of discussion on social media.

On May 24, Morgan Tremaine, an ex-employee of celebrity news outlet TMZ, testified in the court of Fairfax, Virginia about the leaked kitchen video of Amber ...

Johnny Depp is suing Amber Heard for an op-ed article she wrote in 2018 for the Washington Post where she claimed that she was a survivor of domestic violence. According to Tremaine, his team was instructed to accept the footage and place a watermark on it. Allegedly, he was told that Heard would stop and display the bruises on her face for the picture. He then discussed the shocking footage which was submitted via tip line on August 12, 2016. Tremaine testified that he served as a "go-between" between the news desk and the paparazzi. He confirmed that he received the video of Depp slamming cabinets through TMZ’s tip line on August 12, 2016 via Dropbox.

Social media users are vehemently supporting TMZ's former field assignment manager Morgan Tremaine for roasting Heard's attorney Elaine Bredehoft.

In 2016, Heard filed for divorce, and it was finalized in 2017. Heard is pictured in court on Wednesday I'm putting myself in the target of TMZ, I'm not seeking any 15 minutes,' he fired back. 'I stand to gain nothing from this. 'I stand to gain nothing from this. But you're welcome to speculate. During his testimony, Tremaine told the jury that the outlet was tipped off when they photographed Heard going to court in Los Angeles, California, in May 2016 - and that it was assumed she was going to 'display the bruise' that was allegedly caused by her ex. 'Buy that man a beer... People on the internet have now branded the former TMZ employee a 'king' after he fired back at the lawyer and told her that he could 'say the same thing' about her taking Heard as a client The journalist (pictured) was called by Depp's team to testify in court on Wednesday, in which he discussed a series of photos taken by the gossip site of Heard in 2016, which showed Heard leaving court after filing for a restraining order against Depp, with what appeared to be a bruise on her cheek The journalist was called by Depp's team to testify in court on Wednesday, in which he discussed a series of photos taken by the gossip site of Heard in 2016. - The journalist was called by Depp's team to testify in court on Wednesday, in which he discussed a series of photos taken by the gossip site of Heard in 2016

Morgan Tremaine said Heard was likely the one to send the video since the quickest way for TMZ to receive a copyright of a video is to get it directly from ...

I could say the same thing, by taking Amber Heard as a client, for you.” Tremaine testified that the video in evidence has been edited from the original to remove a part in which Heard is seen snickering at Depp. Article content

'I stand to gain nothing from this. I'm actually putting myself kind of in the target of TMZ,' Morgan Tremaine told the court.

Mr Tremaine on Wednesday also described the circumstances under which a video of Mr Depp slamming cupboard doors and throwing a wine bottle was leaked to the outlet. Start your Independent Premium subscription today. By clicking ‘Register’ you confirm that your data has been entered correctly and you have read and agree to our Terms of use, Cookie policy and Privacy notice. Once again, he stated that recording at such a location was not common. By clicking ‘Register’ you confirm that your data has been entered correctly and you have read and agree to our Terms of use, Cookie policy and Privacy notice. “The objective was to capture her leaving the courthouse and she was going to stop and turn to the camera and display the bruise,” Mr Tremaine told the jury.