People take their place in line at 1:00 am in an effort to get courtroom access during the final week of the Depp vs Heard defamation trial at Fairfax County Court, Virginia
FAIRFAX: The early morning sun has barely poked through the clouds, but Luz-Hazel Walrath and Pam Cuddapah have already been huddled outside a courthouse in the suburbs of Washington for nine hours — determined to show their support for Johnny Depp.
The two substitute teachers, both 23, drove five hours from their homes in North Carolina to Fairfax, Virginia, arriving at 10:00 pm on Monday evening to try to snag one of the 100 public seats for the next day’s hearing.
They were among scores who gather each day — and night — at the court,…
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