A baby murder trial hears that Preston Davey dies following months of alleged abuse. Court is told that the child cannot be brought back, a point made during the evidence presented to jurors. The case focuses on allegations that Preston suffered abuse over a period of months before his death, and that the death occurred in circumstances the prosecution says amount to murder. The reporting indicates that jurors are hearing testimony and evidence intended to establish the timeline of the alleged abuse and the events leading up to Preston’s death. The defence is not described in the provided extracts, but the trial’s purpose is to determine whether the accused are responsible for Preston’s death based on the evidence presented. The accounts from the two outlets both reference the same central theme: Preston’s death is presented as an irreversible outcome, while the court proceedings determine what legal conclusions follow from the allegations of abuse and the circumstances of his death.