Amber Heard doesn’t give up. After losing the libel trial against ex-husband Johnny Depp, accused of abuse, the actress returns to the attack in several installments of a long interview. The last part, in chronological order, of the long declaration issued to Dateline it concerns notes taken for years by her therapist. While waiting for it to air in full, the NBC network has released a 20-minute excerpt. Having just declared that she still loves the actor, this time Amber Heard provides qwhich he believes to be evidence against the ex-spouse, aimed at proving the so-called violence suffered (and which the court has not endorsed).
In short, the actress does not want to turn the page. This time reiterates that she was threatened of death and uses the therapist’s sessions dated 2011, at the beginning of the turbulent relationship. During the appointments with the psychologist, the actress declares what has already been said to the jury about the violence: in its version of the story the then partner would tear off her nightgown and throw her on the bed. “I’m not a vengeful person looking for revenge “, he says at one point in the TV interview: “Silly as it may sound when said out loud, my goal now, the only thing I hope to achieve at this point is that people see me as a human being.” To reach this goal, in the meantime, the actress (who could still appear in some scenes of Aquaman 2) persists in indicting Johnny Depp, despite the guilty verdict issued in his favor. She continues to deny that she instigated violent reactions from the partner of the times and insists on repeating that she has adapted to the abuse using various defense strategies.
The plaintiff’s legal team wrote to the show: “It is embarrassing that the defendant and her entourage keep repeating, recreating and reworking matters on which a court has already ruled with an unequivocal verdict in Johnny’s favor.“.
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Source: Vanity Fair
