Multiple outlets report that a lawyer for a man accused in connection with the death of a two-year-old boy says there is no evidence he assaulted the child or caused a fatal injury. The case is presented by the lawyer as a tragic mystery rather than a murder allegation. Both sources note the lawyer’s position that no proof links the man to any attack, including claims of a fatal blow occurring in the night. The reporting indicates that the dispute centers on the presence or absence of evidence supporting the allegation that the man harmed the toddler. While the outlets reflect the defence’s framing, they do not provide new details about what investigators allege beyond the existence of the charge or inquiry. The information shared focuses on the lawyer’s denial and the argument that the available evidence does not substantiate the claim of assault or intentional harm. The matter remains contested, with the defence maintaining that the circumstances of the death are not established as homicide.