Several observations: 1) you’re 100% on your analysis of Elaine and Amber dynamic when verdict read - there’s no way that was the first thing said in that room; 2) take a look at the contrast between Rottenborn’s reaction to the verdict vs Elaine’s (very different); 3) I think fealty might be more accurate than fidelity; 4) Whitney does a quick glance to her left as they’re walking to the truck - she’s “asking” if Amber wants to be in the front seat and then redirects when amber moves towards the back seat; and 5) Whitney reaches for her phone (not casually like she’s done it a million times, this was intentional - look how assertive the gesture is), which makes sense because my guess is she’s going directly to social media to see reaction to the verdict and try to get ahead of the narrative; oh and 6) Whitney’s face displays all the signs of aggression and frustration/anger - Amber is sad, Whitney is angry…how’d I do?

I'm offended that Amber feels like she represents me, or any DV survivors. NO NO NO THANK YOU. She represents abusers now.

“You should never try to destroy someone's reputation with a lie when yours could be destroyed with the truth.”

Amber had an enormous amount of evidence, which actually proved the opposite of what she claimed!

The fact she keeps looking from interviewer to interviewer, like she's trying to check that they believe her, it is very similar to the way Amber constantly looked to the jury during the trial.

When they stated "I'm so sorry for all those women" I was so infuriated -- she and her team have no right to publicly label themselves as representatives for an entire community that despises them. How shameful

The irony of the woman who accused a string of witnesses for being there for their 15 minutes of fame being on all these talk shows is not lost on me...

Also another thing I find fascinating is how Elaine gave that big speech at the end about how the judge, jury and the guards were all very accommodating and how they appreciated all the hard work that they did. That they were thankful for the fair trial, yet the moment she started doing interviews, she tossed all that under the bus

Something that I haven't heard anyone mention is Amber's deep need to protect her ego at all costs. I believe she would rather die than let her detractors get the satisfaction of seeing her cry or appear vulnerable in any way. I've seen this in her consistently, and it also explains why she got so heated when saying, "I've NEVER referred to myself as a victim!" She sees being a victim as weakness, and she's too proud to admit she might be weak in any way. It's common in people with personality disorders.

How can you spend an entire trial calling Johnny "the monster" then say that his lawyers "demonized" Amber? Elaine is wild.

As a woman who has personal experience with DV, this is actually a huge win for all DV survivors. All genders can be abusers.

Has she, as a lawyer, gone on national TV and claimed amber had heaps of evidence that to prove she was abused? Where is it? Why didnt she show it in court if she was properly defending her client? She can only be blatently lying or completely incompetent. Either way her claims now make her look and sound like a complete fool...really bad for her reputation.

I'm 5 days late and I imagine you won't see this but when I saw that last clip live after the verdict I had an immediate reaction to Whitney's little glance. I felt it. I've done that glance. It's the glance you do when you're frightened of someone's reaction. Whether she looked sad during verdict or not, I believe Whitney was anticipating rage from Amber. When you're subservient to someone close to you you're constantly monitoring their changing mood to appease them/not step on a landmine. Possibly projection on my part, but I saw myself in Whitney in that moment. She's not comforting her, she's not demonstrating compassion, she's not being tender - she's nervous/scared of her.

I wish the reporters had channeled their inner Camille, “Elaine… that’s not the question I asked you…”

"a set back for all woman" really Elaine? Cause I was emotionally abused by a family member as a child and watching Amber's lies get exposed was actually a really big step forward for me 😂

Learned something: Truth-tellers tell; liars sell. That's worth an upvote.

As a DV/SA survivor, I've spent the days after the trial in a deep depression. Survivors knew she was lying, but now men everywhere are saying "see, you can't believe women." She's done so much to hurt us. Then Elaine wants her money, so of course she's doubling down, but her whole narrative is heinous and making things even worse.

Amber isn't the only person involved in this case that is now unemployable. Elaine Bredehoft will also have a hard time finding clients after her terrible performance.

I'm so angry at Elaine because again they are trying to hijack the true DA victim's narrative. It's actually disgusting what she's trying to create.

Your ability to describe and teach your audience is outstanding. I thoroughly enjoyed this video far more then the actual trial.

As I’ve been watching these videos about Amber and JD I just can’t stop thinking how horrible someone has to be to put another person they supposedly “loved” through so much. It’s crazy to me how people can hurt someone and be okay with lying about it

I actually felt sorry for Elaine for a while because of her client. Now that she’s out peddling AH’s lies, forget it! I just have contempt for her and her client and her born rotten compadre

I SAID IT BEFORE AND I WILL SAY IT AGAIN: THIS LAWYER HAS NO ETHICS. SHE HAS MUCH RAGE AND ANGER TOWARDS JOHNY, AND IS LITERALLY GASLIGHTING HIM IN THESE INTERVIEWS. SHE NEEDS TO STOP SPREADING THESE LIES!

You have just saved me months if not years of therapy in the segment on Leon Festinger; sunk cost fallacy etc. Four years ago I finally escaped 20 years of abuse, narcissism and gaslighting. Embarrassment doesn’t begin to describe what I felt when I left but also overwhelmingly ‘I am free’. I’m in therapy to understand why I stayed so long. I have transcribed that whole section. Thank you so much. I find your posts fascinating.

I’ve been disgusted watching Amber Heard throughout this case. I have been through many counts of abuse through my life, mostly sexual and emotional trauma. My first abuse started when I was just 5 years old, when a female schoolmate claimed me as her “best friend punching bag” and would molest me, beat me, choke me, poison me, and isolate me from others. Her mother, who was also my Girl Scout Troop leader, would also touch me and look at me inappropriately, force me to shower with her daughters, threaten me, isolate me, and lock me in the basement. I was always blamed, and even witnesses to the abuse never helped me. This abuse lasted until sixth grade when this family moved away. We had no cell phones or digital stuff back then, so I had no proof other than my word and the cuts and bruises. My mother suspected nothing, and I was too ashamed and scared to tell her. I know my mom would have killed her if she had known what was happening back then. The actual trauma is nothing compared to never having someone stand up for me, protect me, or clear my name. Since then, I have come to terms with the abuse, but I have never recovered from the total lack of protection, and my voice never being taken into consideration. When I have watched this trial, all I can think is how privileged this woman was to be able to have a platform and technology to capture real proof of her alleged abuse, and she *wasted* it, and totally blew it off like it wasn’t important to her to capture. My abuse WAS every single day, and sometimes overnight. It WAS commonplace and expected. I NEVER stopped trying to get someone to help me at school, even as a introverted traumatized 5 year old. I NEVER stopped telling that horrible woman that I did nothing wrong and I wanted to go home to my mother. How an abuse survivor could be questioned about her abuse and talk about it so nonchalantly and flippantly is so beyond my comprehension. I don’t have to hear a single word of her testimony. I can clearly see by her act that she is faking it all. She behaves just like the little girl who used to beat me and laugh at my crying, who would deny ever touching me even though I was still red from her standing over me and slapping me for a full minute only moments prior. If I lost this case, it would be EXTREMELY hard to control my reaction. I would be ugly crying. I certainly wouldn’t be sitting in interviews telling the media “of course they believed him, I don’t blame them.” WTF. Seriously. This whole thing is gross. She uses a Me Too movement as a tool to gaslight the public for her own selfish publicity. How dare she use us “rando’s” like that. Pitiful and disgusting. Thank you Spidey for helping me understand why her behavior makes my skin crawl. Before, I couldn’t understand why I just couldn’t believe her. Now I have words for it. Thank you.

What annoys me is that on every JD witness, she tells them they are trying to get their 15 minutes of fame. Now who’s going around doing TV interviews?

As a lawyer you would think she’d be educated enough to STOP accusing JD publicly especially AFTER he was proven innocent!

I'm so glad you used the term "gaslighting" because I felt like I'm being gaslighted by AHs team the whole time during the trial, especially during the closing statement. It was messed up. 😳

Amber wasn’t sad she was Angry. Petulant and pissed off. As her temper is legendary her team was afraid to touch her or go into the room where she was. Can you imagine the tirade she unleashed on them? Sad that denotes some kind of softer emotions which Amber doesn’t have. Anger. Wanting to punish Johnny. Elaine is trying to paint her with some kind of nobility. It’s impossible to believe anything this woman is saying.

First: Amber. Does. Not. Represent. Women. It makes me sick that her team is pushing the narrative of “this ruling is a setback for all women.” If anything, it’s a “setback” for women who exploit the Me Too movement to make false abuse claims with the intent to ruin someone’s life. Second: These interviews only destroyed Elaine’s image to me. During the trial, I felt bad for her because I thought she was struggling to defend an indefensible case and was getting flack from Amber. Now that she’s done these appearances and doubled down on Amber’s narrative, I have no sympathy. She’s a terrible lawyer and a sore loser.

Any credibility Elaine possessed quickly disappeared when she immediately went on various talk shows and gaslighted throughout every interviewer's questions. I would have respect for her if she had simply responded, "I stand by my client and I am disappointed we lost". Instead she blamed everyone and everything else, except for Amber Heard and her team of lawyers.

This is where Elaine practices law, I can't imagine that she has the respect of any Judge, Attorney, Court Reporter, Bailiff, or potential jury member in the entire state of Virginia.

First of all, I was suprised when I learned that Elaine was one of the best lawyer in America. I think she was too confident, and didn’t expect a second that a associate as Camille would have been so powerful, structured and not intimidated by Elaine’s experience. Second of all, Elaine seems to be concern by her lost, not Amber’s. She was taking notes for herself without worrying about the team. Actually, it was obvious they weren’t from the same firm. No chemistry at all between them. Also, Amber didn’t thank her entire team. It was like as everyone was also scared of her.

Accusing the jury of being dishonest and saying the court/judge was unfair for letting things in and not others is not going to work in her favor when filing for an appeal. She publicly slapped the system in the face and no court is going to respect her going forward. She could've saved her career but keeping quiet and just making it seem her client is a nut. Now we know she's a nut too.

He just won a defamation suit. Here she is defaming him.

I remember Camille once said in an interview that she could spot the difference in the dynamic she had with the team where they all had each other's backs, and that it seemed as though that was completely absent in Amber's team, they where working as a group but not really as a team.

I didnt know they had these either. I wish I could send more- I have just been obsessed with this trial… but I had no idea about any celebrity drama in years because there’s been real life to deal. But It was honestly a welcomed break from news, I feel terrible because I don’t feel like he’s the type of person that wants his personal life on display. I don’t know that anyone would like their txt messages from last 10yrs to be read. That said i I found you and a few other peoples channels because of the trial. I think you are not only a very good teacher and been very compassionate, and sweet. People that have those qualities don’t know about gaslighting or lying etc. I know because I have experienced it. So to explain visual details about how to recognize these things is going to be extremely helpful. ESPECIALLY for this next generation that have very few skills socially being that this is their only way to communicate. I’m very concerned because I find myself commenting on KZfaq as if I’m speaking to someone. It’s because I’m alone too much- we’ve had drastic world changes and it feels like another crisis all the time. See! I’m still talking. In conclusion you are a positive and remarkable person and that is what I think real success is. Thanks again- promise I’ll send you more $ lol

Elaine: We had so many medical records Amber about every "injury" she was asked about: I didn't think I needed medical treatment

Don’t hire this lawyer. She’s unwilling to learn from her mistake. Most of us would be reflective in the face of a loss.

Thank you for the little section on Nate Burleson. I don’t watch that show so I didn’t know of him before but he came across extremely well and he’s clearly very perceptive. I feel like I want to see more of him now, i would never have guessed that TV wasn’t his initial career, like you said - his question and the way he posed it was fantastic. He was basically saying “evaluate your own mistakes, don’t blame others”, but the way he humanised it with his own experiences was spot on.

Elaine's response to Nate's question of "that's a good question" - I can't speak for others, but I know that whenever I START an answer with "that's a good question", 9 out of 10 times I don't have a flippin' clue OR anything that resembles an intelligent answer.

Elaine: "We didn't lose this case, the other team won." Another thing I find telling is Amber Heard's statement after the case: she claimed that the "key issue" was freedom of speech (in other words, that she should be allowed to say whatever she wants)--not that Johnny abused her and he got away with it. That's a strange way to prioritize if her story is true.

It’s crazy how they did not have a strong case, but they’re still trying to gaslight us into believing they did, even after the entire world watched the trial. Makes me furious. Great analysis as usual though!

Thank you. For the longest time I was like, I know she is lying (take she as Elaine or AH ) but could never explain why. Watching you, listening to you, you put into words what my instinct was shouting at me but I could never articulate. You are a very talented man, much respect to you.

It was incredible to watch your videos about this trial. Thank you!

I think it’s so interesting how she kept telling people in court they were there for their 15 minutes of fame but who is doing interviews after the trial getting her 15 minutes of fame😂😂

As a female im actually glad that this was televised and shown to everyone so that people could LEARN to DISTINGUISH an abuser, which, in this case, was Amber Heard. So I actually would like to thank her for being so bad at lying and helping real victims stand out and be heard.

I’m pretty sure she stormed out of the courtroom and hoped in the car with her sister. She didn’t go back to any conference room! Even Elaine gets busted in a lie! 😂

Interesting how when on the stand, Amber 'cried', "Just don't call me a liar!" And being upset at being called a liar. Yet, when the verdict is announced and as she leaves the courtroom, there are no tears to her technically being announced a liar. Furthermore, yeah, Whitney not consoling her sister on the way out, sitting in the seat in front and then reaching for her phone as soon as she's "hidden" as opposed to getting in and turning around to ask her sister if she wants to get food or go home and how she's feeling just says a lot. As for Elaine; I think she was just aware there's cameras in the broadcast room and needed another 15 minutes...

Elaine had the chance to move on after this embarrassment. Now her outright lying, insulting the judge, the jury and the public, she has lost all credibility and respect anyone had for her professionally or personally, destroying her own career. Camille's career success will now skyrocket as Elaine digs a grave for her own career and reputation. Even her claiming the UK trial was the same and proved Amber was truthful is an outright lie, and anyone with even basic legal knowledge knows this. The UK case was simply deciding whether The Sun had a reasonable right to take as a source someone in the marriage, and whether that source was truthful or not was irrelevant. This trial was specifically whether Amber herself was lying, which she was proven to be lying maliciously....very different legal question. The only evidence not allowed in this trial was what would have helped Depp, and Amber herself testified she did not have medical records because she didn't need medical care, making Elaine an outright liar, contradicting her own client's testimony.

Camille asked Amber if she had medical records of when she got “hit”. And she said she didn’t have any. But now Elaine is saying she couldn’t have that evidence in court.

I've given Brederhoft's performance in these 2 media interviews more thought because it bothered me that she took time to embrace Heard after the hearing was closed. This suggests to me that, at least at that moment, she understood why the jury delivered the the verdict they did (I refer to Chew's remark in another interview that Brederhoft is a competent lawyer) and understood that, in fact, their evidence was not persuasive, but she wasn't empathic toward Heard and consoling her client wasn't her first, instinctive reaction. Brederhoft was watching Depp's legal team first and, it seemed to me, decided to emulate them by embracing Heard. My intuitive feeling is that having to deal with a very public "hard loss" Brederhoft is more interested in saving her professional reputation. Brederhoft complains about the presence of television cameras in the court room, something that I understand is almost ubiquitous in America, the role of social media and the preponderance of Depp fans in the audience versus Heard supporters. None of this is relevant to the case or the jury's findings but can have a huge impact on Brederhoft's professional reputation and future career, which she is now desperate to save. This is why she is avoiding to answer Burleson's question and instead she deviates and distracts. The approach I see here seems to be the same one she applied in the court room : make unprovable allegations based on weak evidence and blame everyone but one's self. I'm not impressed. Reality is always more nuanced. It's also telling that she did not bring Rottenborn with her either interview. His performance in the court room was as rotten and Vasquez's was impressive. They're so bad that I wouldn't recommend either to my adversary, should I find myself involved in litigation.

As a woman who has being through an abusive relationship, that comment about and Amber's tweet about disappointing us, makes me angry everytime I hear it. I don't want to be used against someone who has actually suffered through same things as I have.

She shouldn’t be practicing law if she’s so distrustful of the system. I, like many others was willing to give her the benefit of the doubt -she was just doing her job. This, this is too much. Very unprofessional. Also, Amber, if you really said that- how about you stop speaking for ALL WOMEN. Don’t put words in MY mouth, girl. Not all of us agree that this is a setback for women. A lot of us think this is a boon for ALL victims, male or female, and a blow to those who falsely accuse.

I wish someone who ACTUALLY followed this trial would interview her and drill her because most interviewers just let her spill her nonsense.

As a survivor of an attempt on my life and the arson fire of my home that also killed my beloved dogs, I absolutely do NOT believe that the verdict is a "setback for women" who experience domestic violence. If anything, Amber Heard and her lies is what may well be the setback. I only hope that this does not result in any survivor -- male or female -- not being believed because of the perpetrator of the violence trying to discount the experience of the survivor and lying and lying and lying. And for the love of god and all that is holy, please do not come here to argue with me. If I hadn't run out of the house, I would be the star of an episode of Dateline as the charred remains left by this lunatic. I believe I survived because I knew to protect my temples during his relentless beating. Please, I beg you. Just DON'T. Thank you.

Eloquent and accurate account of your observations of what you and all of us saw. We agree with you because we saw it, too. I feel insensed with Elaine's gaslighting since the verdict and AH's over the top behaviour during her testimonies. I'm impressed how telling behaviour is. It really does speak louder than words. I believed JD all along. He is believalbe when he is creating and retelling experiences, probably what makes me a fan for many years. I watched the trial and avoided headlines to stay in context and learn how storytelling via the law gets to the truth. You are awesome at analysing behaviour. Great video.

Elaine was incredibly unprofessional, condescending and rude to the people she cross examined. I have never seen a more inferior legal team in a high profile case. I could’ve cross-examined witnesses better than her. It’s disgusting that the click bait media keeps letting letting her on all the shows. She’s furthering Amber’s lies, it’s clear to the entire planet that Amber tried to ruin Johnny’s life and made everything up. She told somebody lies why isn’t she in jail for perjury?

She is trying to”re try” the case without the worry of any objection or pushback to her”evidence”

16:40 Nate was biting his tongue with his entire body! You can almost hear him thinking, “you have to be nice, you can’t say that, don’t do it…..” 😬I feel the same.

Dear Spidey, I have been recently diagnosed with Asperger's, ADHD, high sensitive, smart, (at age 45 woman). I really learn a lot of all Your streams, Rob is my favourite, Spidey and Eric learn me a lot about general human behaviour, thank You all so much ! Greetings from Belgium, Annelies

“She had more evidence than what most people do” this is like writing a shitty research paper and then saying I had a lot of pages and references… but your actual research didn’t say anything or prove a hypothesis.

It took me almost getting murdered at 8 months pregnant before the police would believe me and do something. I have a lifetime P.O. against him as well as he went to prison, but thanks to the women out there like Amber Heard, it almost got me and my son killed before they believed me... 👍 Scariest experience of my life. Johnny, YOU were the victim and we always believed YOU. ❤️

Of all of the body language experts that I have seen, you truly are the top of the line. I love the way you talk about the history of behavioral analysis and tie that same reference to explain your analysis. The words you choose and the tone you use are brilliant and your ability to connect the dots are astounding. You make your audience yearn to hear more. I can listen to you speak all day long!!

I’m sad that this is the last video in this series because I don’t normally watch long KZfaq videos but this was absolutely fascinating and I’ve learnt so much with this real life example where I know the whole context. Your analysis has been fair, unbiased and objective and was so enjoyable to watch. It helped me feel comfortable within my own opinions because body language is an amazing science that I have always been interested in. Thank you Spidey! If you to do a couple more of bens interview etc. it would be awesome but if not that’s ok :)

The fact that they sued JD for comments his lawyer said and then shes here saying all this things and using quotes shows you how lunatic these people are! They live in another planet!

Omg, This man concluded the testimonies of Johnny and Amber’s in one quote, Love it. “ Truth teller’s tell while liars often sell”

This was incredibly interesting to me. The three principles , shared hardship, shared failure, and sunk cost fallacy really explained how Elaine can cleave to the narrative. I’ve done this in business deals that I have invested so heavily in and don’t want to let go of, even when I know I should have let go. Thank you for this. I love them all, but so far this one is my favorite!

I could literally listen to you analyse people day in and day out…what phenomenal insight

I like how they kept going with the “she just wants it to be over/she wants to stop being dragged into this/she doesn’t want to have to do this anymore”….and now are like OH WE’RE DEFINITELY GOING TO APPEAL AND DRAG EVERYONE BACK IN

Elaine needs to move on. She's making herself look crazy

Your hyperawareness of body behavior and ability to read it is just amazing...not showing the wrists? I never heard of that but when I think about myself not liking being touched you're so right. You are like just as good as Chace if you ask me. Better imo. This whole field is fascinating and you rock

Can you imagine how many people have been found guilty because of this lady whether they were guilty or not?!!! OMG!

The thing is, it would be so easy to simply say "I stand by my client, and I'm disappointed we could not convince the jury. However, we will continue to seek all avenues of remedy to this verdict". That's ALL that needed to be said.... Digging in deeper with allegations that have been rejected is to further discredit your case, in my view.

It's hilarious how much Elaine pushed the "15min of fame" narrative with a lot of witnesses in the trial, and yet here she is, taking up any and all invites for interviews lmao. The projection is strong in this one

In that hugging-scene I observe a lot. At first Amber seems to get her direction to Mr. Rottenborn, she barely looks to Elaine. (I don't know if she had the feeling her headlawyer let her down). Then Amber gets distracted by Elaine and goes into this 'polite' hug. Maybe some words fell. Then Amber turned back to Rottenborn. I watched that scene a few times. My first thoughts are: 1. When I feel defeated, I will turn to the first available person I 'trust' or which I feel comfortable with. In this case it definetly wasn't Elaine. 2. In that hug, that seemed for me was just a polite show towards the audience 'Look how much I feel for my client'. BUT: Elaines face was not directed to Amber, it was face away. If I hug a friend, someone I like or someone I empathize to. My face goes in direction of the hugged one. For me it says either Elaine doesn't want to hug her client as a calming gesture or Elaine is forcing herself to hug a person, she doesn't like or does not empathize with. Look hat the hug between Rottenborn and AH. Total opposite. He goes in her direction, respectfully and sorry. He pets her back. Long enough to seem caring, not to long that it could look unprofessional. 3. Amber directly turns back to Mr. Rottenborn without looking at Elaine again. (In that scene) Amber turns her back to her headlawyer, hugs Rottenborn, an goes out. Understandable upset, Amber didn't wait for her team. 4. Ambers Team seemed like non-verbaly choose to who has to go first, after their client (which will be upset). In my opinion, that has to be the headlawyer and no one else. My first impression is, that Elaine is hiding behind a shield, because she thinks that there will be an argument. Elaine is a experienced an confident woman, I think she's awaiting more than a verbal attack. But that is just my speculation.

Elaine consistently accused Johnny Depps witnesses on the stand of wanting their 15 mins of fame, and since the trial she is constantly giving interviews.

Amber belongs in jail for perjury in a court of law. Period. That’s what the next discussion needs to be on.

Calling evidence “suppressed” when it was simply inadmissible under US law is bad enough. But then the example she gave *was literally in the trial.* They showed this email in the trial and questioned him about it!

Love hearing your analysis. I've always had an interest in your field, but you explain things so clearly, and unbiased, and that makes your perspective even more believable. Great job.

I absolutely adore your channel. Your unbiased and intelligently articulated observations are what my dreams are made of. I thoroughly enjoy the fact that you explain that, this is how it looks TO ME but doesn't neccesarily mean that is what it is. Only incredibly ignorant people think their perceptions are definitely always correct. Thank you!!

As a women who suffered in the past let me say if she were concerned for "all those other women..." she would not have used us as a prop, a role, a shield, or a weapon. I found it impossible to believe 98% of heard testimony.

I’m beginning to believe that Elaine is as big of a narcissist as her client. Why else would she be out there gaslighting us? If she’s worried about getting paid, there are legal ways to remedy that, and as a lawyer, she would know that. I have no sympathy for her.

Your videos are so fascinating and fun to watch. I love psychology, and this case has been a real example of all kinds of crazy psychological things going on. You're awesome. Really enjoy watching your videos!

LOVE re-warching this. You are REALLY good !!! I am a survivor and since Ah is on the news all the time,I cannot forget her evil actions. I feel she ridiculed me and the other survivors !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Someone needs to report this lawyer to her governing law society. Her conduct is unethical and brings the justice system into disrepute. She should be disciplined for her conduct.

Amber Heard: “I’m so sorry for all the women” Me: She don’t represent me lol 😂. I am a survivor of DA & SA & i kid you freaking not, she 👏🏼 does 👏🏼 not 👏🏼 represent 👏🏼 ME 👏🏼! Glad she got called out for who she is. This whole trial was very triggering cuz she flat out lied on stand smh 🤦‍♀️. #justiceforjohnnydepp ✊🏼

Your comparisons and analogies are so good! They really help me understand your point and why people do certain things

This was my first video I've watched of yours, and I absolutely love the breakdown of everything and examples you use, while not being bias. Its very refreshing and I will be sure to check out more!

Honestly Spidey I can't believe I felt sorry for Elaine 🤦 I've lost all respect for her.

She does owe us an apology for stepping on our backs to fulfill her agenda.

You are so incredibly perceptive, and you’re able to wrap all of this info in such a neat and understandable package for us-I think it’s astounding. Thank you!

I learned so much here! Sunk cost fallacy is such an enlightening observation that is articulated perfectly.

The fact that she said that she's "sorry to all those women out there", I believe proves the AH didn't think that anyone would believe JD simply bc he's a man. Shouldn't her response been "to all those victims out there"? I wouldn't waste anymore of my reputation even trying to defend her.

Did Elaine really think no one would watch both interviews and notice that she’s saying the exact same thing over and over again? Also, why be a lawyer if she doesn’t trust our court system or a jury? That makes her a horrible hypocritical lawyer.

I was 100% paying serious attention until 35:17 when you brought back the "My dog stepped on a bee!" LOL

Thanks for going through this trial with me and helping me realize why I was so sure she was lying even before Johnny's lawyer proved she was. Your insight was very helpful and has actually already helped me in my life, as I can now tell when my nephews are lying g to me heehee

With those interviews Elaine destroyed the last shred of her credibility as a lawyer and nobody who has seen this case will want to hire her.

If there were medical records, Amber would have leaked them. At least in the aftermath of this trial. What Elaine says is pure bs, trying to blame it on someone else.

I think her “loyalty” and every word she says are ONLY about setting up for the appeal. I don’t believe she has any loyalty to anything but her next paycheck.