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Depp vs. Heard: Adam Waldman admits to leaking audio clips, WB wanted to fire Amber, and more - Vimarsana News

Depp vs. Heard: Adam Waldman admits to leaking audio clips, WB wanted to fire Amber, and more

Depp vs. Heard continues, and Ambers team have now shifted focus not only proving that her abuse claims are true, but that it is Ambers career who have suffered, not Johnny Depp. Along with witnesses who testified to Depps treatment of Amber and his erratic behavior, a corporate…

Amber Heard hired ex-porn star-turned-detective to dig up dirt on Johnny Depp - Vimarsana News

Amber Heard hired ex-porn star-turned-detective to dig up dirt on Johnny Depp

Paul Barresi was a mustachioed stud who appeared in 'Co-ed Fever', 'Bad Girls II' and other X-rated films.

RICHARD JOHNSON: Amber Heard hired ex-porn star-turned-detective to dig up dirt on Johnny Depp - Vimarsana News

RICHARD JOHNSON: Amber Heard hired ex-porn star-turned-detective to dig up dirt on Johnny Depp

Amber Heard hired a private detective in the summer of 2019 who used to be an adult film star to dig up dirt on her ex-husband, Johnny Depp.

Who Has Yet to Testify in Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard Case? - Vimarsana News

Who Has Yet to Testify in Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard Case?

While the court takes a break, here's the list of all the witnesses still set to be called to testify in the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard defamation case.

With major players sitting on sidelines, cannabis companies seek alternatives in finding insurance coverage - Vimarsana News

With major players sitting on sidelines, cannabis companies seek alternatives in finding insurance coverage

Hartford arguably still owns the title of “insurance capital of the world,” but many national insurers that call Connecticut home are expected to shy away from the state’s recreational cannabis market because the substance is still illegal at the federal level. That represents yet another challenge for cannabis companies looking to launch or expand in the state to serve the new adult-use market.