Camille Vasquez, the “woman of the hour” in the Johnny Depp trial, says she was “lucky” to be able to represent Johnny! ‘This trial needed XX,’ she says of how she was hired

Last Updated on 08/02/2022 by てんしょく飯

Camille Vasquez considers herself “lucky” to have been able to represent Johnny Depp.

Attorney Camille Vasquez has received praise from across the country.

The defamation lawsuit that actor Johnny Depp filed against his ex-wife, actress Amber Heard, ended in June of this year.

In this courtroom battle, it was attorney Camille Vasquez who led Johnny to victory as a defense attorney for his side. She received praise from all over the U.S. for her efforts to uncover inconsistencies in Amber Heard’s testimony and to clarify the truth.

Attorney Vasquez recently sat down for an interview with host Gayle King on the “CBS Morning” information program.

EXCLUSIVE: @GayleKing sits down with attorney Camille Vasquez, who represented Johnny Depp in his defamation trial win against ex-wife Amber Heard, for her first interview since Heard filed a motion to appeal. pic.twitter.com/uf3Rqrn3vH

— CBS Mornings (@CBSMornings) July 27, 2022

In the trailer released prior to the broadcast, Vasquez was asked by Gail King, “Why do you think you were chosen by Johnny Depp? Vasquez was asked by Gail King, “Why do you think you were chosen by Johnny Depp?

Vasquez answered frankly that her being a woman had a lot to do with it, “It’s important to have even one woman on the team,” she said. For that reason, I feel very fortunate to have been chosen for this job,” she continued.

She added, “Lucky? You mean I was just lucky?” When asked, “Do you mean that you were just lucky?” Mr. Vasquez agreed, adding, “Yes, I do. I think those two things meshed well. Of course, we have put in a lot of time. But there is also luck. I did not take the job lightly,” he emphasized.

This is about his honor and his life, and it’s a very important issue,” added Vasquez. It’s a very important issue. This interview took place one week after Amber filed her appeal.