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A small container of flowers on the beach at Island Creek Pond in Crocker Memorial Park. – David L. Ryan / The Boston Globe

While authorities are waiting on a toxicology report, preliminary observations from the medical examiner’s office show that the victim had water in his lungs and a wound on his head.

An interview with a witness revealed that Jack Callahan had used the Uber driver’s phone to call his mom, authorities said. She was overheard saying that he couldn’t bring his father in the house, and the witness said Scott Callahan appeared intoxicated. That’s when the teen asked for them to be dropped off near the pond.

When speaking with police later Monday morning, Jack Callahan told them he intended to smoke a cigarette while at the park, according to Buckingham. In an emotional description to police, the teen allegedly said that while at the pond, an altercation broke out between him and his father.

“He indicated that the victim had been punching him in the face,” Buckingham said. “He went on to state that in this incident at the pond, he believed he was baptizing his father. He described that he was holding his father in the pond on his back like a baby, that he continually dunked the father’s head in the water about four to eight times, that when the father started to cough and choke, he would lift his head up, and then when the father started to fight and strike him, he would push the head back into the water. He did so until his father was no longer struggling and floating.”

The 19-year-old then allegedly told officers he spoke to the victim, “stating, ‘I left him there to decide, you can come to heaven with me or to hell. I think he chose hell,’” Buckingham described. The younger Callahan also allegedly told police he believed his father’s body was being possessed by a spirit he referred to as “Dirty Dan” and he was trying to baptize him in an effort to exorcise the demons.

Reddington commented that the alleged events “are bizarre to say the least.” He also said his client began banging his head on the floor at one point, and police put a boot underneath as a buffer. The teen had gone to Boston because he was concerned for his father and the possibility that he was drinking, thinking that he shouldn’t be, according to Reddington.

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