A Victorian Supreme Court trial hears that a young boy is fatally stabbed after walking along a suburban street with friends, with the prosecution alleging an accused teenager murdered him. Multiple outlets report the jury is told the boy was stabbed about 30 times. The court also hears that several teens ate ice cream before the incident, after which they allegedly approached or ran down the boy and then stabbed him. The case is presented as part of the prosecution’s account of events leading to the attack. The accused stands trial, and the reports focus on evidence presented to the jury rather than an agreed set of facts beyond the alleged sequence described in court. The reports do not indicate a verdict, and do not provide details of the defence position. Both outlets attribute the central allegations to what the court and jury are being told during the trial proceedings, including the number of stab wounds and the pre-incident ice cream consumption. The matter remains before the court.