Teen drowned in Bali 'wanted just one last swim'

News.com.au Saturday 5th May, 2012

THE grief-stricken family of drowned Central Coast teenager Jack McCabe tearfully told how his quest to dive "as deep as he could go" cost him his life in Bali.


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