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Dad continues teen's legacy after losing him to cruel sextortion scam

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Mac was a fast runner, a footy fanatic and the best big brother.

But one day the 17-year-old's world fell apart after he met a teenage girl online.

That girl turned out to be a 47-year-old man, who tricked and sexually extorted him.

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It was a crime that landed the man in jail, but it also claimed Mac's life.

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In the 566 days without Mac, his heartbroken father Wayne has launched suicide prevention and online safety not-for-profit SmackTalk. Nine

In the 566 days without Mac, his heartbroken father Wayne has launched suicide prevention and online safety not-for-profit SmackTalk.

The platform has secured $450,000 in federal funding and saved five lives, including three 15-year-olds.

To find out more about sextortion, watch the AFP interview below.

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