Amber
Heard's
sister
Whitney
Henriquez
on
Wednesday
(May
18)
testified
about
an
argument
she
witnessed
between
Depp
and
Heard
at
their
penthouse
in
March
2015.
She
told
the
jury
that
Johnny
had
repeatedly
hit
Amber
in
the
face
after
she
stopped
him
from
hitting
Whitney.
A
day
after
Amber
Heard
was
questioned
regarding
her
allegations
of
assault
against
ex-husband
Johnny,
her
sister
took
the
stand.
She
was
quoted
by
Variety
saying
that
the
pair
was
screaming
obscenities
at
each
other.
She
claimed
Johnny
ran
up
the
stairs
and
hit
Whitney
in
the
back,
to
which
Amber
retaliated
by
smacking
him,
saying
"Don't
hit
my
f***ing
sister."
"Johnny
had
already
grabbed
Amber
by
the
hair
with
one
hand
and
was
whacking
her
repeatedly
in
the
face
with
the
other,
as
I
was
standing
there," she
told
the
court,
and
added
that
a
security
guard
separated
the
pair
and
Whitney
took
Amber
to
her
apartment
and
locked
the
door.
She
said
Johnny
was
outside
the
room
and
continued
screaming
"I
f***ing
hate
you!
I
f***ing
hate
you
both!
You
f***ing
c***s!
You
f***ing
wh***s!"
Whitney
had
previously
testified
about
this
fight
during
the
UK
trial.
In
that
case,
the
judge
found
that
Johnny
did
assault
Amber
on
that
occasion,
as
well
as
on
numerous
others.
When
Depp
testified
about
the
fight
he
recalled
taking
a
"roundhouse
punch"
from
Amber.
Jurors
were
shown
a
picture
of
his
bruised
face.
He
did
not
mention
striking
Amber
or
her
sister.
Notably,
the
security
guard
gave
testimony
that
generally
lined
up
with
Johnny's
version
of
events.
Heard's
attorneys
are
trying
to
undermine
Depp's
libel
lawsuit
against
her.
Depp
in
the
case
has
claimed
that
Heard's
2018
op-ed
piece
in
The
Washington
Post
unfairly
portrayed
him
as
a
domestic
abuser
and
it
cost
him
a
lucrative
Hollywood
career
that
included
the
Pirates
of
the
Caribbean
movie
franchise.
The
actor
has
sued
his
ex-wife
for
$50
million.
Meanwhile
Heard
has
filed
a
counter
suit
of
$100
million
against
Depp
for
defamation.