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FILE - This Aug. 24, 2010 file photo provided by the Henderson, Nev., Police Department shows Dr. Thomas Hess.  Jury selection is entering a third day in Las Vegas Wednesday, May 7, 2014, in a civil wrongful death and medical malpractice lawsuit against Hess, a Nevada physician who found the body of women’s professional golfer Erica Blasberg after she committed suicide in May 2010. Hess pleaded guilty in late 2010 to a misdemeanor obstruction charge for removing a suicide note and prescription medications from Blasberg's home in Henderson before police arrived to investigate her death. Blasberg’s father, Mel Blasberg, accuses the 46-year-old Hess of having an inappropriate personal relationship with the 25-year-old golf professional, and of failing to provide proper medical care before she died. (AP Photo/Henderson Police Department, File)

FILE - This Aug. 24, 2010 file photo provided by the Henderson, Nev., Police Department shows Dr. Thomas Hess. Jury selection is entering a third day in Las Vegas Wednesday, May 7, 2014, in a civil wrongful death and medical malpractice lawsuit against Hess, a Nevada physician who found the body of women’s professional golfer Erica Blasberg after she committed suicide in May 2010. Hess pleaded guilty in late 2010 to a misdemeanor obstruction charge for removing a suicide note and prescription medications from Blasberg's home in Henderson before police arrived to investigate her death. Blasberg’s father, Mel Blasberg, accuses the 46-year-old Hess of having an inappropriate personal relationship with the 25-year-old golf professional, and of failing to provide proper medical care before she died. (AP Photo/Henderson Police Department, File)

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