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I want to start with the alpacas. The Washington Post says they're named dolce and inti.

Then there's a pair that goes by truffle and teddy. And these fuzzy animals, they look a lot like

llamas. They've been showing up in front of the Fairfax County Courthouse. They in, day out.

They're owners call them emotional support animals. They are there for the Johnny Depp defamation trial.

To me, the alpacas are kind of metaphor because this trial is a bit of a circus.

I just feel like there's so many distracting details about this case. Do you have a favorite?

Well, the severed fingertip is up there. John Colhane is a professor at the Delaware School of Law.

He calls reporting on the dep trial. One of the crazier things I've done in my long career.

And about that severed fingertip, it is Johnny Depp's. He reportedly lost it when his then wife

through a bottle of vodka at him. He was using the blood to write graffiti. Oh, and the poop.

The poop. Whether it was Yorkie or human poop, we may never know for sure.

Johnny Depp is alleging that his wife pooped on a bed to express how angry she was with him.

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