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Another bizarre twist happened in Johnny Depp's defamation trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard Monday when a woman held up a child to Johnny and said 'this baby is yours!'
The unidentified woman's outburst came during a break after Judge Penney Azcarate left the courtroom.
'Johnny, I love you! Our souls are connected,' the woman exclaimed as she stood up with the baby.
Depp, for his part, turned and smiled and waved as he often has during the trial, which enters its seventh week on Tuesday, according to "Law & Crime.
She then held up the baby and claimed Depp was the father of her baby as a deputy approached her.
Another bizarre twist happened in Johnny Depp's defamation trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard Monday when a woman held up a child to Johnny and said 'this baby is yours!'
The woman's (pictured left) outburst came during a break after Judge Penney Azcarate left the courtroom
The woman later claimed that she was doing it as a joke, but was escorted out of the trial and not allowed to return
The Depp-Heard libel trial enters its seventh week on Tuesday
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The deputy escorted the woman from the courtroom, clipping off her wristband that allowed her access to the trial.
The outburst caused a bit of commotion in the courtroom that had to be calmed down.
According to a Law & Crime reporter, the woman in question later said that she was joking.
In one of the main highlights of actual in court proceedings at the trial, Johnny Depp's injuries when his finger was sliced off in a 2015 blowout fight with Amber Heard are 'not consistent' with the actor's claims that it was cut off by an alcohol bottle hurled at him, an orthopedic surgeon testified.
The first witness Monday in Depp's defamation trial against Heard was Dr. Richard Moore, an orthopedic surgeon based in North Carolina who specializes in hand surgery. He said that he became a hand specialist because it is a 'really pretty, beautiful anatomy.'
Dr. Moore said during his 25 year career he had operated on finger injuries like Depp's after his fight with Heard in Australia 'hundreds of times.'
During the drink and drug-fueled argument in March 2015 Depp's fingertips got sliced off. Depp claims that Heard did it when she threw a bottle of vodka at him. She claims that he smashed it off with a phone. The court has heard from witnesses who said that Depp told them he cut it off himself, something he admitted in texts.
Testifying as an expert for Heard's legal team, Dr. Moore said that the idea that Depp's finger was sliced off with a bottle was 'not consistent' with the evidence.
He said: 'It's not consistent with what we see in the described injury pattern or clinical photographs.'
In court Depp looked up and paid attention, shaking his head with incredulity.
The first witness of the day was Dr. Richard Moore, an orthopedic surgeon based in North Carolina who specializes in hand surgery
Day 20 in the Amber Heard vs. Johnny Depp defamation trial kicked off Monday in Fairfax, Virginia
'She threw the large bottle and it made contact and shattered everywhere and I honestly didn't feel the pain at first at all, I felt no pain,' Depp said
Amber Heard arrived to the courtroom Monday full of smiled, with her hair side swept with curls
Depp claims that Heard sliced his finger off when she threw a bottle of vodka at him but she claims that he smashed it off with a phone
Dr. Moore said that there were no injuries to the dorsum of the finger, meaning the back of the hand.
Heard's lawyer Benjamin Rottenborn asked Dr. Moore if the dorsum was the back of the hand 'like the Dorsal fin on a shark' and he agreed - Depp laughed out loud.
Dr. Moore said that it did not appear that the injury happened when Depp's hand was laying flat on the bar as he claimed.
He said: 'In that position, were the bottle to strike the finger, it would have struck on the nail and the nail was really not injured. That's not consistent with that pattern of injury.'
The jury were shown graphic photos of Depp's injured finger and X-rays which Dr. Moore said showed multiple tiny fragments of bone in the tip and a 'comminuted fracture' which was associated with a crush injury.
Such crush injuries could be caused by a finger getting caught in a sliding door or a car door.
Dr. Moore said that the photos showed no injury to the fingernail and if the bottle had hit it there would be injury there.
He said: 'Everyone who caught their finger in a car door there's typically bleeding under the bail which creates this hematoma.'
Asked if Depp's description of the incident 'lines up' with photo evidence, Dr. Moore said no.
Depp claimed that the bottle 'exploded' after hitting his hand but Dr. Moore said the absence of glass injuries on his hand suggested this was not the case.
He said that the medical files he reviewed 'did not document the presence of any glass shards and no other associated injuries on the hand.'
Dr. Moore added: 'This wound doesn't appear to be a sharp glass laceration.'
Depp's lawyer Camille Vasquez tore into Dr. Moore during cross examination. It was the first time she has interrogated a witness since her brutal cross examination of Amber Heard which turned her into a legal star.
Vasquez asked if it was 'not entirely accurate' that, as Dr. Moore had just testified, Depp's hand was laying flat on the bar.
Depp has detailed the explosive fight he and Amber Heard had in March 2015 in Australia where the top of his finger was severed when Heard allegedly threw a bottle of vodka at him
Dr. Moore said that it did not appear that the injury happened when Depp's hand was laying flat on the bar as he claimed
Depp's lawyer Camille Vasquez tore into Dr. Moore during cross examination. It was the first time she has interrogated a witness since her brutal cross examination of Amber Heard which turned her into a legal star
Vasquez pressed Dr. Moore repeatedly and he admitted that he couldn't rule out that a
