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Victory for Johnny Depp! On the third day of deliberations - the jury delivered its verdict siding mostly with Depp - sending a message loud and clear that the jurors did not believe Amber Heard's claims of abuse. The cheers from Johnny Depp fans outside the courthouse were deafening. And even though there's a verdict, people will be talking about this case for a long time. And if you're a lawyer covering the trial and its aftermath, you're in luck. This purple haired attorney, and many others, are becoming overnight sensations on social media. Plus, the embattled school police chief being blamed for the delay in police response to the horrific school shooting in Uvalde, TX is breaking his silence. He’s denying reports that he's refusing to cooperate with the investigation. It's a tradition for the 120,000 couples who get married in Vegas every year - having an Elvis impersonator officiate your wedding...but those days may be over!
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<p>Victory for Johnny Depp! On the third day of deliberations - the jury delivered its verdict siding mostly with Depp - sending a message loud and clear that the jurors did not believe Amber Heard's claims of abuse. The cheers from Johnny Depp fans outside the courthouse were deafening. And even though there's a verdict, people will be talking about this case for a long time. And if you're a lawyer covering the trial and its aftermath, you're in luck. This purple haired attorney, and many others, are becoming overnight sensations on social media. Plus, the embattled school police chief being blamed for the delay in police response to the horrific school shooting in Uvalde, TX is breaking his silence. He’s denying reports that he's refusing to cooperate with the investigation. It's a tradition for the 120,000 couples who get married in Vegas every year - having an Elvis impersonator officiate your wedding...but those days may be over!</p>
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