Depp's former employee says he found fingertip after actor's fight with ex-wife Amber Heard
Heard 'twisted' assistant's horrific story
"She referred directly to a violent rape that occurred to me … and she twisted it into her own story," Ms James said by videolink from Los Angeles. Ms Heard was charged in July 2015 with bringing Yorkshire terriers Pistol and Boo to the country illegally earlier that year. She pleaded guilty in April 2016 and escaped a conviction after expressing remorse.In a written witness statement for Mr Depp's libel case, Mr Murphy said Ms Heard asked him to falsely claim she didn't know it was illegal to bring the dogs to Australia, which has strict animal quarantine rules.
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