Actor John Travolta reportedly did everything he could to save his 16-year-old son’s life, but it was all in vane. According to an emergency medical technician (EMT) who arrived Friday at Travolta’s luxury Grand Bahama condo, the actor pumped his son’s chest with CPR and begged for an EMT.

"Help me! Help me!" he begged the EMT when he arrived at the luxury condo.

"I'm losing him!" the 54-year-old actor added.

However, although he was in a world of pain, Mr. Travolta appeared calm, the volunteer EMT said. Unfortunately, his son, Jett Travolta, was taken to Rand Memorial Hospital in Freeport, the Bahamas, where doctor couldn’t do anything but to pronounce him dead.

The family is now devastated because Jett’s tragic death, according to the dead boy’s grandmother Linda Carlson who called him “the light of our lives.”

"This is the worst day in Mr. and Mrs. Travolta's life -- nobody wants to bury their child," said Michael Ossi, the family lawyer.

Jett Travolta’s autopsy is scheduled to be carried out tomorrow, before the family takes his dead body via personal jet to Florida, the Daily News reported. John Travolta won’t serve as pilot.

Jett Travolta, who had a history of seizures, was found laying unconscious in a bathroom of the family’s luxury condominium in Old Bahama Bay, where the Travoltas had come to spend their New Year Eve. The boy’s corpse was first discovered by a caretaker.

Jett, Travolta was reportedly suffering from Kawasaki disease, which causes inflammation of the blood vessels in young children.