Maddie's brother fights to reach the Olympics
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Maddie's brother fights to reach the Olympics

Record6 September 2026 at 08:40

Sean McCann was only two years old when his sister Madeleine, known as Maddie, disappeared in Portugal in 2007. The case became one of the most publicized in the world and for years the family lived under enormous media pressure.

Today, Sean is a swimming star and devotes himself entirely to his sporting career. The 21-year-old has been making a name for himself in the pool and is seen as a rising talent in aquatic sports.

His main goal is to make it to the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028. Sean works daily to achieve this dream and represent his country at the world's biggest sporting competition.

Sean's story represents a different chapter in the McCann family's life, who for years were focused on the search for their missing daughter. Now, the young swimmer is looking to build his own path through sport.

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