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Paul Harrell, a YouTube creator who reviewed guns and educated viewers on firearms, has died. He was 58. Harrell announced his own death in a posthumously uploaded YouTube video titled 'I'm Dead.' The cause was pancreatic cancer. Harrell had previously shared his diagnosis with his subscribers in a video posted on July 2023. In his video, which was filmed in December 2023, Harrell explained that while the cancer had been caught early, it had started to spread to his bones.
'To everyone who has watched, hit the like or dislike icon, commented, shared, subscribed and donated on Patreon, thank you,' he said in the video. 'All of those things support the channel greatly and I can't even begin to articulate how beneficial and appreciated those things are.' He added that he hoped his reviews and educational videos helped his subscribers learn more about firearms and save money on them.
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