Marilyn Manson Called His Wife 'Amber 2.0' In Shocking Unsealed Texts With Johnny Depp -- And More Disgusting Messages

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No wonder Johnny Depp wanted these text messages banned from court! Over the weekend, 6,000 pages of pre-trial documents related to Johnny’s defamation case against Amber Heard were unsealed — revealing all sorts of wild claims that didn’t make it to the trial.

One of the most notable pieces of evidence that was omitted was alleged text messages between Johnny and Marilyn Manson, which his legal team didn’t want included since it could “smear Depp under a guilty by association theory.” The messages may not have been picked apart by a jury, but now we’ve got access to them, and all we have to say is: WOW. Related: Johnny Rakes In $3.6 MILLION After Debut Art Collection Sells Out In Hours! In the messages reviewed by DailyMail.com on Monday, Marilyn, born Brian Warner, claimed that his then-girlfriend and current wife, Lindsay Usich (whom he married in 2020), was his “Amber 2.0.” Geez.

In a text to the Pirates of the Caribbean star sent on June 23, 2016, the songwriter wrote: He also added: A few months later, Marilyn claimed that Lindsay had alleged he “beat her up” and filed for a restraining order, he added: In one text, Johnny is seen responding to his friend’s frustrations by claiming he dealt with the same “sociopathic behavior” while with Amber, writing: Later in the conversation, the 53-year-old alleged that the situation was getting worse with his girlfriend and her family, noting: He was trying to flee his home to avoid the police, he added in another message: It’s unclear what went down between Marilyn and Lindsay, but the actor replied with similar advice, stressing: In other texts, the duo discussed having a “cave” of their own and made references to the film Salo, which has been banned in several countries