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changmas posted...

all i really saw was that Eve "Eve Fartlow" Barlow is apparently Amber Heard's girlfriend now, and she got kicked out of the courtroom for attempting to live tweet the trial with this incredible quip from "The Court"

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I guess I can talk about this now. It was far more than "live tweeting".

Eve Bartlow and a few of her friends were sitting directly behind the defense counsel. They were constantly on their phones and Amber was literally passing notes back to her and Eve was talking to their lawyers regularly and the Judge did nothing about it.

On Day 3, one of Johnny's witnesses was talking and all of a sudden one of Amber's attorneys gets a text. He says he wants to present something to the court, and then Eve Barlow and all of her friends huddle up in the first row, giddy.

It turns out that Eve Barlow took an Instagram post from this witness that she made months ago, clipped the date out, and then the defense used it as evidence she was talking during the trial. Ultimately, the witness did admit to having seen a part of the trial through clips, so she was rightfully removed, but Eve was literally helping the defense counsel which is a huge violation. Like she was even winking at the other defense attorneys. It was that blatant.

After this happened, security went and told everyone in the front rows to go to the back. And then Eve was on her phone still, and then she was told to put it away. After a minute she gets right back on her phone. Then she gets pulled away by security and told not to get on her phone, because nobody is allowed to have any devices on except for the legal teams. Finally, she gets brought back in.

And yes, she was live tweeting during the whole trial, which meant she was constantly on her phone in court. So the Judge rightfully ejected her and the defense couldn't really argue.

Eve Barlow is a dumpster person, is all that needs to be known, and she will not be around the rest of the trial.