11 h 45 m, 7 abr 2020 ano - DAILY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: 'I can't find the finger!' Listen as Johnny Depp's doctor shouts as he combs through trash and blood-spattered debris while Amber Heard sobs violently after 'hurling vodka bottle at actor', as medic races to find severed digit in explosive audio

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EXCLUSIVE: 'I can't find the finger!' Listen as Johnny Depp's doctor shouts as he combs through trash and blood-spattered debris while Amber Heard sobs violently after 'hurling vodka bottle at actor', as medic races to find severed digit in explosive audio

* Shocked medics comb through trash to find Johnny Depp's severed finger in explosive audio revealed for the first time by DailyMail.com
* Depp and his then-wife Amber Heard had an explosive argument at Depp's rented home in Queensland, Australia, in March 2015
* The actor claims Heard caused the gruesome injury by hurling a vodka bottle which smashed into shards and guillotined his finger against a marble bar top
* As the actor's private doctor David Kipper and nurse Debbie Lloyd comb through garbage to find the fingertip, Heard sobs uncontrollably in the background
* Kipper recommends sedating Heard with the anti-psychotic medicine Seroquel - 100mg rather than her 'usual' 25mg dose
* 'Look at all this awful blood. Holy f**k. Wow, wow, wow,' gasps Lloyd, as she surveys the estimated $75,000 worth of damage to the home

By BEN ASHFORD FOR DAILYMAIL.COM

Shocked medics comb through trash and blood-spattered debris in a desperate race to find Johnny Depp's severed finger in explosive audio revealed for the first time by DailyMail.com.

Depp's ex-wife Amber Heard can be overheard violently sobbing in the background as the actor's private doctor David Kipper frantically searches for the missing digit so it can be reattached.

'I can't find the fingertip, I can't find the finger,' Kipper repeats in the astonishing recording made immediately after the couple's now-infamous March 2015 dust-up.

'Look at all this awful blood. Holy f**k. Wow, wow, wow,' gasps Debbie Lloyd, a nurse and colleague, as she surveys the estimated $75,000 worth of damage to the rented home where it took place.

'What about in the trash?' she asks grimly, recovering her composure. 'Is there a trash that has bandages in it?' How big of a piece of skin are you looking for?'

'I looked through it once and I didn't see anything that looked like flesh,' says US-based Kipper, who traveled with Depp and Heard to provide their healthcare.

'You're looking at like a third of the tip of the finger and it's, I mean, he's going to get a cellulitis,' he says.

The two A-listers have offered radically different accounts of the surreal episode which took place while Depp was filming the fifth installment of Pirates of the Caribbean in Australia.

He claimed at the time he caught his finger in a door but the grizzly details emerged one year later when the couple split and started to trade blood-curdling accusations in a string of lawsuits.

Heard, 33, maintains in court filings that Depp inflicted the injury to his right middle finger himself while smashing a phone against a wall during a three-day booze and ecstasy bender.

She also accuses her ex-lover of ripping off her nightgown, grabbing her breasts and strangling her during the 'horrific' ordeal.

Depp, 56, insists his petite ex-wife flew of the handle when he asked her to sign a post-nup agreement one month after their marriage.

He says the Aquaman actress caused the gruesome injury by hurling a vodka bottle which smashed into shards and guillotined his finger against a marble bartop.

The new audio obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com begins around 1pm on March 8, 2015, around an hour after the notorious fight.

It runs for the next five hours, capturing the voices of Depp, Heard and an array of minders and medics, though many sections are tantalizingly unintelligible.

It's not clear how it was recorded or who was responsible, though Depp and Heard had a habit of taping their arguments as a form of DIY therapy to listen back to afterwards.

The first voice on the tape belongs to Depp, who shouts angrily: 'I guess you're leaving Monday. I wish you f**king understood what you are and who you are and how you f**ked me over and make me feel sick of myself.

'I should have walked away the day I knew she dyed her hair (indiscernible) that she took…'

The Oscar nominee tails off amid the sound of footsteps and a door slamming.

Heard can be overheard at various points in the recording, though her voice is muffled, suggesting the recorder is in a living room while she's upstairs on in another part of the house.

Around 50 minutes into the action we hear Kipper imploring Lloyd to help him find the missing fingertip.

He also tasks her with giving Depp antibiotics to stave off infection, saying the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory actor is 'in a lot pain' and will need a skin graft.

'Now if I cut my hand like that I would put it in the sink and wash it,' he speculates. The finger is eventually found next to a sink, though not until later in the recording.

As Kipper and Lloyd sift empty trash cans and comb through garbage Heard sobs uncontrollably in the background.

Kipper recommends sedating her with the anti-psychotic medicine Seroquel - 100mg rather than her 'usual' 25mg dose - and says someone should fly back to Los Angeles with her as soon as possible to ensure she and Depp are kept apart.

Kipper departs the 'ruined' rental property in Queensland, northeast Australia, having failed to locate the gnarled digit but one hour later we hear that Jerry Judge, Depp's former head of security, has found it.

'David can you hear? All right, we found the top of the finger. What do you want me to do?' he tells Kipper over the phone.

Referring to another member of Depp's entourage, Ben King, Judge adds: 'Ben's doing it now. Ben put it in some ice, mate. Do we take it straight to you? I can get him in the car and he can drive straight now.

'What we'll do I'll put it in ice, put it in an envelope … I'll send the bag now OK.'

As the fingertip is dispatched to Kipper, Judge calls an unidentified female and warns her about the horrifying fight.

'I've seen Johnny bad. I've never seen him this bad. And honestly, he wrecked this place,' says the longtime security guard, who died last April from cancer.

'I mean, it's wrecked. There's windows broken. There is a TV, she did it. There was a cup thrown, it missed.

'There's been bottles thrown and she admits to me that she threw the first, she threw a bottle (indiscernible). She (indiscernible) first. She (indiscernible).

'She wants a settlement. She says (indiscernible) refused to do (indiscernible) and he was shouting at her and screaming at her.'

Judge says he saw scratches on Heard's left arm but adds: 'I've seen those scratches before on a lot of people and as far as I am concerned they're self-inflicted. I'm convinced about it. It was self-inflicted.

'At the moment I'll do a deal with the devil, calm this lady down because we'll be sending the car to get her, get this whole thing calmed down.'

He goes on: 'I've been hurt this, I've been hurt that. (indiscernible) She admitted that she hit him first. She actually hit him in the face.

'He has a small burn on the right hand side of his face, which she says, I've seen that yesterday, that she said she said (indiscernible) he put a cigarette and burned his own face with the cigarette he was so bad.'

Depp has said in court filings that it was in fact Heard who stubbed the cigarette out on his cheek as their confrontation spiraled.

Heard insists however that she was the one battered and abused as the star took drugs and drank heavily for three days straight before he injured his finger himself.

Depp does not dispute one of the more macabre elements of Heard's horrifying account: that he dipped the stump of his finger in paint and daubed 'Billy Bob' on a mirror.

It was an apparent reference to her former co-star, Billy Bob Thornton, with whom Depp has accused her of having an affair.

Sources close to Depp say he was in extreme shock at the time.

As the recording continues, Judge talks to someone new on the phone, recalling what Heard told him about the fight.

'There's $75,000 worth of breakages here. There's blood everywhere. She (indiscernible) tears and these two are covered in blood (indiscernible). The bedroom upstairs (indiscernible),' he says.

'(indiscernible) down in the bar, he drank everything in the past week. She (indiscernible) within two hours he'd taken 10 - 10 - ecstasy tablets.

'(indiscernible) not the time to talk about it. If someone keeps supplying him, he's going to O.D. on this … he drank tequila, he drank vodka (indiscernible) because she said he didn't want you to smell it.

'When I (indiscernible) he was drinking kind of to calm down. He had started drinking. And then he picked up one of the bottles and threw it through the window.'

Later Judge repeats during a different phone call: 'She reckons that he took 10 ecstasy tablets'.

Judge decides that Heard – who is 'breaking down every five minutes' - will be taken to a hotel near Brisbane airport before King escorts her on to a flight to LA the next day.

The actress needs to be with someone strong 'in case she kicks off', he says. She has agreed to 'see her shrink'.

'She keeps saying I don't want to lose him. I don't want to leave him and we're saying, look, he needs to (indiscernible) on his own and then when he's on his own we'll remind him and then you two can talk a little about it and then you can come back,' Judge says, more than three hours into the recording.

'But no matter what happens she needs to leave Australia, to get the f**k out of here. So let's go get some lunch and we'll go from there.'

Judge and King also talk about the extensive damage to the house estimating it will likely cost Depp between $50 to $75,000, including $10-15,000 to replace the TV.

Blood and paint is spattered across the floor, walls, carpets, table, couch, even the lamp shades, they reveal.

'It's safe to say we've lost the deposit,' King remarks dryly.

Depp has also painted a 'fake d**k' on a photo of Heard, Judge says, urging King - whose regular day job was to arrange accommodation and manage Depp's properties - to 'get rid of it all'.

'We need to get this house back in shape before anybody sees it. We need to get it cleaned up,' he says.

Depp's finger was re-attached at an Australian hospital before he was flown to the US for further surgeries and a skin graft.

Despite suffering complications caused by MRSA, he was back Down Under to resume filming for Dead Men Tell No Tales about a month later.

In a 2018 video published for the first time this week by DailyMail.com, Depp jokes that he now calls the permanently-scarred finger 'Little Richard'.

'I said that it was caught in the door in these huge accordion doors at this house, that wasn't the case at all' he says on camera, giving a deposition in an unrelated legal case.

'She smashed, she threw a vodka bottle at me and my, my hand was resting on the marble of the bar like that.

'The first bottle went whoosh just past my ear. And the second one was a larger bottle and she threw it from about this distance and it smashed into the bar, which, this finger who I now call little Richard, was, the tip of the finger was severed and all the bone in here was completely shattered.'

The shocking audio is the latest is a series of exclusive recordings published by DailyMail.com as the couple prepare to square up in two separate defamation lawsuits either side of the Atlantic.

The first sees Depp take on News Group Newspapers in London over a 2018 article in The Sun newspaper that described him as 'wife beater', with Heard scheduled to give testimony. Later this year hostilities will switch to Fairfax, Virginia, where the Washington Post is headquartered.

Depp is suing Heard for $50 million for allegedly defaming him in a December 2018 op-ed she wrote for the newspaper, describing herself as a domestic abuse survivor.

The former lovebirds met on the set of The Rum Diary back in 2011, married four years later - but split in May 2016 amid a slew of shuddering domestic violence allegations and tabloid headlines.

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