Grieving American Students Return to North Cobb High School
On Monday, as a post mortem examination was being conducted on the body of Tomari Jackson, his classmates from North Cobb High School traveled back to Atlanta, Georgia, U.S.A. The fourteen-year-old first year student was on a one-week mission to the Monkey Bay Wildlife Sanctuary with the group when they went swimming in the Sibun River six miles off the George Price Highway, behind Tiger Sandy Bay. But the recreational activity turned tragic when Jackson could not be found. His body was retrieved from the water some ten hours later by a search party. Police confirm today that Jackson died as a result of asphyxia by drowning. Tonight, we air this report from Fox News when the heartfelt arrival of the students at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport early this morning.
{Fox News Article on Return of Atlanta Students…}

So sad, people traveling to unknown areas should be cautious regarding environment, crime. He might not know to swim or the current could have carried him away.
I went to school with Tomari, the day after the school heard the news was awful. It was so hard to talk about. Still to this day we havent completely moved on. He was a brilliant student and didnt deserve this. We will always remember Tomari