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KNOCKING Update
February 2011
PBS SUBJECT SETH THOMAS DIES AT 30
Seth Thomas, who received a transfusion-free liver transplant to meet his Jehovah's Witness religious beliefs in the 2007 PBS documentary "Knocking," has died. He was 30.
A recurrence of disease in the past year damaged Seth's new liver. Despite a series of hospitalizations, doctors were unable to stop the progression of liver failure. Another liver transplant was not possible. Seth leaves his wife Nina and their 8-month-old son Seth Jr.
Seth's parents Ralph and Audrey and sister Jennifer, all featured in "Knocking," also survive him. In the documentary, father and son were simultaneously operated on in a live-donor transplant as Ralph donated half of his own liver. Seth's wife Nina appeared in "Knocking" as his girlfriend. They were married in 2006, several months before the national PBS broadcast.
Seth's sister is Jehovah's Witness minister in Bulgaria with her husband Mike. They returned to Dallas a week before Seth's death February 14.
I'm sure there are other posts about this documentary. How many of you have seen it? What are your thoughts on the project?