LogFAQs > #965088037

Yeah, the amount of lies she's told is excessive. Camille has a long list of them and she's gonna work on dissecting 80% of them, leaving... absolutely nothing.

Amber's counter-suit, which already had a 1-in-100,000 chance of succeeding to begin with since it has absolutely no grounds, looks even more egregious now. Because of the amount of lies she's told, she's probably gonna have to pay up (that $7 million + the $$ Johnny lost from Pirates) AND her career is destroyed. Her most memorable role will always be the villain in this courtroom drama.

Team Rocket Elite posted...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the jury shouldn't have any idea what the internet thinks of the case, right? Like they are supposed to know nothing about the case going in and they aren't allowed to look up the case on the internet as it goes on.

Well yeah, but it's kind of hard for them to avoid that entirely in this day and age, since Twitter thugs will stalk their identities and send them messages in some shape or form with the intent to lead them to a specific conclusion. They are supposed to report and ignore but it may not change that they saw something.

Even so, Amber told Camille to look online and apparently she thinks that will help her case. I'm pretty sure her making that statement makes it fair game for Camille to say "I did what you suggested and looked on the Internet, and it's pretty clear that you were the abuser and Johnny was the abused. I'd like to present some evidence, Your Honor." The evidence being those "abuse" pictures of Amber being dated to 2012 and 2019, when she and Johnny were not involved.

I fully anticipate the offensive to continue. It's going to be glorious to watch everything continue to unravel. I love a good villain comeuppance, don't you?