Property manager Kevin Murphy told London’s High Court that Heard immediately called out to him when he arrived at her Los Angeles home in Dec. 2015 and tearfully claimed Depp “had hit her in the face several times and pulled out her hair,” the Evening Standard said.

“I remember standing roughly four feet away and becoming suspicious,” Murphy told the court, according to the London paper.

“There were no marks, bruises, cuts, redness or swelling to Ms. Heard’s face, nor was there any area on her head where her hair appeared to have been pulled out,” he said of the makeup-free actress.

He was shown a photo of Heard dated Dec. 16 — the day after his encounter — that features Heard with clear marks on her face from what the court had been told was a “litany of violence” by Depp.

“When I saw her, I saw no bruises, no redness, no scratches, no signs of any physical abuse or confrontation,” he insisted from the witness stand.

He also claimed that a photo Heard’s team released supposedly showing hair pulled out in the attack was “looked quite different” to a photo he took at the time of a clump of hair the actress showed him.

Murphy confirmed texting Depp about his concerns over “conflicting evidence” in the photos, telling the court he believed they were “fraud.”

Asked if he was “suggesting a conspiracy,” he told the court, “Well, I am not suggesting — I think that it is a hoax.”

He told the court he thought Heard was lying when she claimed Depp hit her, saying, “Johnny would never hit a woman.”

Another staffer, stylist Samantha McMillen, had told the court a day earlier that she saw no “visible marks” on Heard when she worked with her soon after the reported attack.

Murphy did, however, report seeing an obvious injury on Depp that he put down to his wife’s violence.

The “Pirates of the Caribbean” star told him Heard had “become enraged and threw a heavy television remote control” at his Head — hitting him so hard it broke, Murphy said, according to the Standard.

“I could clearly see a round, swelled lump and laceration to Mr. Depp’s forehead, left by the television remote,” Murphy said.

“Mr. Depp appeared uncomfortable and embarrassed by the situation. He stated that it was ‘no big deal’ and asked me if could get the remote fixed or replaced,” he reportedly said.

Depp is suing The Sun over an April 2018 article that said he was a “wife-beater,” which he denies — and instead says his “sociopathic” ex-wife was the violent one in their marriage.

With Post wires