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Amber Heard's sister told her boss that the Aquaman actress did sever Johnny Depp's finger when she hurled a vodka bottle at him, unsealed court documents have shown.
The unveiled documents reveal a deposition from Jennifer Howell, a former friend and boss of Heard's sister Whitney Henriquez, speaking about the finger incident that allegedly took place in 2015.
She recollects when Amber's sister scream in the office 'she's cut off his God damn finger' while the celebrity couple were in Australia as Depp was filming the fifth Pirates of the Caribbean film.
The deposition was made public over the weekend when thousands of pages of documents filed in Depp and Heard's defamation trial were unsealed.
In June, Heard was ordered to pay Depp $10.35 million at the end of an explosive six-week trial, when a jury ruled she had defamed her ex-husband in a newspaper opinion piece published in 2018.
Actor Johnny Depp displays the middle finger of his hand, which he claims was injured while he and his ex-wife Amber Heard were in Australia in 2015
Amber Heard leaving Fairfax County Circuit Courthouse. Heard was rewarded $2 million in compensatory damages out of the $100 million she asked for
Johnny Depp's severed finger, following an incident in Australia in 2015. Jennifer Howell, a former friend and boss of Heard's sister Whitney Henriquez, said that she exclaimed when Amber allegedly 'cut off his finger'
Depp received $15 million, including $10 million in compensatory damages and $5 million in punitive damages. The judge later capped the damages at the state's maximum of $350,000 leaving Depp with a total of $8.35 million.
Meanwhile, Heard won one of her three countersuits claims related to statements made by Depp's lawyer suggesting she and her friends trashed their apartment before calling the police.
Heard was rewarded $2 million in compensatory damages out of the $100 million she asked for.
Speaking with Depp's attorney Camille Vasquez, Howell said: 'I was sitting exactly where I'm sitting right now because I'm sitting at my desk in the office. So I was sitting right here on my
