In a murder trial, the partner of adopted baby Preston Davey gives evidence about what he says happened during a bath. The court hears that a teacher previously described Preston as having accidentally drowned, and that the teacher’s account included observations that the baby “wasn’t wet” and had “dry hair.” Preston’s boyfriend tells the court that the baby’s condition at the time did not match the teacher’s description. The case centers on conflicting testimony about the circumstances surrounding Preston’s death and the events leading up to it. Prosecutors argue that Preston’s death resulted from criminal conduct, while the defence disputes elements of the prosecution’s narrative, including how the incident is described and what those present observed. The trial includes testimony from multiple witnesses, with attention on the accuracy and interpretation of statements made about the baby’s appearance and the alleged bath incident. The judge and jury are expected to weigh the accounts against other evidence presented in court.