Pro Golfer Erica Blasberg’s Death Ruled A Suicide, Doctor Charged
August 25, 2010 at 3:27 pm by Morbid
HENDERSON, Nev. – It’s official. The May 9th death of pro golfer, Erica Blasberg, has been ruled a suicide. The official cause of death is asphyxiation caused by Blasberg secured a plastic bag over her head after ingesting a lethal amount of prescription medication. Her body was discovered in her home by her doctor, Thomas Hess, after he stopped by to check on her. Hess has now been charged with misdemeanor obstruction of justice because detectives say that after finding the body, he removed a suicide note and prescription pills from the scene. Why would he do that you may be wondering? Well it may have something to do with the coroner’s finding that Blasberg had a combination of butalbital, temazepam, alprazolam, codeine, hydrocodone, and tramadol in her body — medications prescribed by Hess. Even so. police do not believe foul play was involved. AP video after the break.…
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Martin County, FL- I always try to avoid playing games with people who have anger issues. When I was a kid, every time my other siblings and I played Monopoly with our sister, she would flip the board if she began to lose. No matter how many times she begged and promised she would never do it again, every time we played with her and she began to lose, the room would end up raining with pastel-colored money and plastic hotels. This was the entire reason why we never played horseshoes or yard darts with her crazy ass. It sounds like Brian R. Smith has similar “anger issues.” On April 14, a 33-year old man was playing golf with 45-year old Brian R. Smith at the Summerfield Golf Club in Florida. Smith became upset with the man when he felt he was not playing fast enough. The two argued and when Smith began yelling in the man’s face, the man sat down on a golf cart. Smith then swung a golf club at the man, bashing the cart and breaking the club right next to the man’s head.…
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GOODYEAR, Ariz. – On March 1 Nathan Moore, 37, was participating in a golf tournament at the Golf Club of Estrella in Goodyear. At the same time, a group of young boy were there collecting golf balls. Somewhere around the 15th hole, Nathan got into a dispute with one these boys and accused him of stealing his ball. The boy, 12, apologized to Nathan and tried to give him his ball back, but Nathan wasn’t having it. He allegedly picked the boy up by his throat and crotch, tossed him into some nearby bushes, and then hit him with his golf club. Nathan then resumed playing.…
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