Depp v Heard: the unreal story extract chapters 1-2
Johnny Depp: monstrous wife-beater? Innocent victim of Amber Heard’s abuse? Or is the reality more complex? Depp v Heard: the unreal story is the definitive account of the gruelling court battles between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, by the reporter who was there. Using witness testimony and contemporaneous evidence, Nick Wallis has created a gripping reconstruction of the allegations of violence, drug-taking and wild extravagance which dominated two epic trials and made headlines around the world. Nick also weaves in his own reportage and insights, bringing the courtroom drama to life and analysing how courts in the UK and USA arrived at conflicting conclusions. If you want to know who to believe, Depp v Heard: the unreal story is your conclusive guide to what really happened. This is an extract from Depp v Heard: the unreal story by Nick Wallis
Johnny Depp: monstrous wife-beater? Innocent victim of Amber Heard’s abuse? Or is the reality more complex?
Depp v Heard: the unreal story is the definitive account of the gruelling court battles between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard, by the reporter who was there. Using witness testimony and contemporaneous evidence, Nick Wallis has created a gripping reconstruction of the allegations of violence, drug-taking and wild extravagance which dominated two epic trials and made headlines around the world.
Nick also weaves in his own reportage and insights, bringing the courtroom drama to life and analysing how courts in the UK and USA arrived at conflicting conclusions.
If you want to know who to believe, Depp v Heard: the unreal story is your conclusive guide to what really happened.
This is an extract from Depp v Heard: the unreal story by Nick Wallis
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‘Television probably contaminates everything it touches with<br />
<strong>unreal</strong>ity, and <strong>the</strong> nature of an historic event alters in some way<br />
when it is broadcast on television because television distorts (if not<br />
trivialises and demeans) <strong>the</strong> way we perceive things.’<br />
Javier Cercas, The Anatomy of a Moment<br />
‘You’re not paid back for <strong>the</strong> bad you do nor <strong>the</strong> good you do. It all<br />
comes out uneven at <strong>the</strong> end.’<br />
Philip K Dick, Flow My Tears, <strong>the</strong> Policeman Said
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