That's pretty much what I was thinking. Neither one of them have completely clean hands in this situation.

My observations while watching the proceedings were that Ms. Heard seems a little bit too calculated in her body language. She appears to be planning every little quiver in her voice, every wince, every twitch, as she is acting the role of a traumatized domestic violence survivor. Notice how, every time the attorneys asked her a question, she would look at the jury while answering. If my daughter asks me a question, I'm not going to look at my husband while answering, or vice versa. I cannot think of any situation in which I would be looking at one person while speaking to another. She seemed to be checking to see if the jury was buying her performance. Also, the part where she full-body jumped because Mr. Depp came within somewhat close proximity to her--that looked staged. Her reaction was just a split second too delayed to look like a genuine reflex. It's as if she wanted people to think she was just so terrified of him, so she would win the case.

Bottom line is, both abused the other. Neither is innocent. And my concern is, thanks to her low (in my opinion) level of credibility, people will now be even less likely to believe the woman.