Amber Heard was born and raised in 1986 in Austin, Texas, indie hub and home of the SXSW festival. Nevertheless, the judiciary in Australia feels called upon to prosecute an actress with a US passport. The authorities there are investigating for perjury.
Several English-language newspapers, including the renowned economic newspaper “Economic Times” from India,
refer to a spokesman for the Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Environmental Protection, who confirmed this cause.
For a change, it’s not about the wars with Johnny Depp or legal interpretations of #MeToo, but about a conceivably profane case from 2015. At the center of the case are the Yorkshire terriers Pistol and Boo. At the time, the animals belonged to the household of the Heard/Depp couple and made their way down under via Learjet. The estranged husband at the time was involved in filming the fifth part of the corsair outfit “Pirates of the Caribbean”. Heard accompanied him.
She is said to have tried to circumvent the country-specific quarantine procedure for animals. In order to prevent the spread of diseases on the fifth continent, animals brought from the USA and Europe have to spend ten days in a state animal shelter. Heard avoided this obligation seven years ago.
There has already been a trial in the state of Queensland. This ended in 2016 with Heard admitting to the falsification of the quarantine documents for her dogs. The case ended after paying a fine. The Hollywood couple also made a public apology in Australia.
But last year, the Australian tabloid again reported on the “terrier scandal”. Judicial circles had leaked out that the case had to be reopened.
The Australians are referring to the 2020 trial of Johnny Depp and the London tabloid “Sun”. It follows that Heard knowingly misrepresented the circumstances under which she brought her dogs to Australia before the judiciary there.
The newspapers’ sources report that the relevant investigations are still ongoing. With a diabolical gesture, it was pointed out that perjury in Australia can be punished with a prison sentence of up to 14 years.
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