SYDNEY: Australian officials have demanded answers from Indonesian counterparts after the body of a young man who died on the resort island of Bali was repatriated without his heart. Queensland man Byron Haddow, 23, was found dead in the plunge pool of his Bali villa this year while on holiday. His body was returned to Australia four weeks later, where a second autopsy found he was missing his heart. A spokesperson for Australia’s foreign ministry said Tuesday they were providing consular assistance to Haddow’s family but could not comment further owing to privacy obligations.

‘Just when I thought I couldn’t feel any more heartbroken, it was another kick in the guts,’ Byron Haddow’s mother says.

SYDNEY: Australian officials have demanded answers from Indonesian counterparts after the body of a young man who died on the resort island of Bali was repatriated without his…