Juror in Depp/Heard trial say they didn't buy Amber's "crocodile tears"

 

A juror in the Johnny Depp/Amber Heard trial says he and other jurors didn't buy Amber's emotional swings during the trial.

The juror, one of seven jurors during the six- week trial, spoke to Good Morning America on Thursday, June 16, saying he took offense at Heard'spost-verdict statement that the jury ruled the way it did because of Depp's star status. 

The manly juror said jurors were" uncomfortable" by Amber's dramatic outbursts and they just did not buy her" crocodile gashes." 

" It did n’t come across as credible," he said." It sounded like she was suitable to flip the switch on her feelings. She'd answer one question and she'd be crying and two seconds latterly she'd turn ice cold wave. It did n’t feel natural." 

Depp, he said," just sounded a little further real in terms of how he responded to questions." 

He continued" The weeping, the facial expressions, the gaping at the jury, all of us were veritably uncomfortable." 

He's the only juror on record to speak intimately about the case and he asked to have his name not used for the report.