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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
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Daisy Dumas and Agence France Presse

DNA tests to determine if heart belongs to Australian man who died in Bali

The legal team for the family of Australian national Byron Haddow. Australian officials have demanded answers from Indonesian counterparts after the body of Haddow was repatriated without his heart.
The legal team for the family of Australian national Byron Haddow. Officials have demanded answers from Indonesian counterparts after the body of Haddow was repatriated without his heart. Photograph: Sonny Tumbelaka/AFP/Getty Images

DNA testing is being carried out on a heart that is claimed to be that of Queensland man Byron Haddow, who died in Bali in May.

Haddow, 23, was found dead in the plunge pool of his villa while on holiday. His body was returned to Australia four weeks later and a second autopsy found his heart was missing.

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