Text Messages of Johnny Depp Asking Assistants for Drugs Presented in Court
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Text Messages of Johnny Depp Asking Assistants for Drugs Presented in Court
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During cross-examination on Thursday, multiple text messages were presented in court showing Johnny Depp asking his assistants to get him drugs. When questioned, Depp stated that he asked for them but that doesn't mean he was doing them.
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