The health minister in the Bahamas said they will use two pathologists in the autopsy of John Travolta's 16-year-old son to ensure a thorough assessment on the cause of death.

Dr. Hubert Minnis, a U.S.-certified clinical and forensic pathologist from Nassau will participate in the autopsy.

A police officer, who did not have the authority to comment on the investigation, said the 16-year-old was found unconscious after an apparent seizure and hitting his head on the bathtub.

Initial police reports said Jett went to the bathroom at 10pm on Thursday night and was not found until Friday morning. A Travolta spokesperson said that report is not true and that John attempted to revive his son by performing CPR before the ambulance arrived.

The Travolta family is making funeral arrangements for their son, whose body will be flown back to Ocala, Florida for burial, where the family has a home.

The autopsy results are expected Monday afternoon.

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