Montana Governor Greg Gianforte was vacationing in the Italian region of Tuscany while his state was dealing with what officials called a 'once-in-every-500-years' flooding disaster. The Dateline preview was shared one day after the Today show finished airing its three-part look at the interview, in which Heard also admits that she 'absolutely still loves' her ex-husband. Elsewhere in the preview, Heard insists that she is 'not vindictive' and that she is not trying to seek 'vengeance' against her former spouse by repeating her defamatory claims that she was abused by Depp. Dateline reports that the notes contain descriptions of violence dating back to January 2012, when 'Heard told her therapist Depp 'hit her, threw her on the floor''. She handed over the so-called binder to Dateline, which reviewed the notes and found several mentions of violence, which Heard claims she suffered at the hands of Depp, 59. In the sneak peek, Heard, 36, says she has a 'a binder worth of years of notes dating back to 2011. that were taken by my doctor who I was reporting the abuse to'. NBC's Peacock released a 20-minute preview clip from the 36-year-old's wide-ranging sit-down with Savannah Guthrie on Thursday, one day before the full interview is due to air on Dateline.
