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How Thomas Morton Prepared to Face Death

United StatesPublished December 9, 2016

Views 282K  |  Likes 2.14K  |  Comments 213
Views#4,722,553Global
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This video has 282K views and 2.14K likes, ranking #4,722,553 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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282,608

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2,148

Comments

213

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Total (all-time): $198 – $565

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About

Once again, 'BALLS DEEP' host Thomas Morton brings us into his library to show us the books he read to prepare himself for being around dead people. Before assisting Dr. Rebecca Hsu in performing an autopsy, Thomas read one of his favorite books on the body and death, 'Where Death Delights,' by Marshall Houts, which wa…

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December 9, 2016
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