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In the Dateline special (which aired last night, June 17) Heard gave her first sit-down interview since the explosive court case came to a close.
She told NBC News' Savannah Guthrie that she had extensive "evidence" to release that would prove her allegations that Depp had been physically abusive to her during their tumultuous relationship.
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In one text - dated 16 December 2015 - Heard claims to have text her therapist saying: "Johnny did a number on me tonight. I’m safe and with my support tonight but I need some real help."
"Can I come tomorrow. I called earlier because I thought I had a concussion and didn’t know if I should have called police. But I have a nurse close to me," the message concludes.
Another message - allegedly sent from Heard to her father in 2014 - describes a violent altercation on an airplane.
"I keep not fighting back. He literally kicked me and called me a [redacted] in front of everyone on the plane. It’s humiliating," the text reads.
Alongside the texts, Heard also unveiled notes that she claims to be from her therapy sessions. "There's a binder worth of years of notes dating back to 2011 from the very beginning of my relationship that were taken by my doctor who I was reporting the abuse to," she told Guthrie.
Friday on a special edition of #Dateline at 8/7c on @NBC, Savannah Guthrie’s exclusive interview with Amber Heard. pic.twitter.com/TW9pZWlnGa
— Dateline NBC (@DatelineNBC) June 16, 2022
The therapist's notes contain descriptions of how Depp allegedly beat his then-wife, including an explicit reference to a time he "hit her, threw her on the floor."
Judge Penney Azcarate - who oversaw Depp and Heard's court case last month - dismissed the binder of therapy notes as "hearsay" and barred Heard's lawyers from submitting it as evidence.
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