SA Supreme Court jails two men over death of homeless man Brandt Kay in 2011 A MAN has been sentenced to 10 years in jail after assaulting a homeless man who died days later from his injuries. Gregory Keith Klaasen, 40, pleaded guilty to manslaughter over the death of Brandt Kay, 43, in December 2011. Klaasen assaulted Kay at a house in Morphettville over a historical debt he believed a third man owed him. Mr Kay's body was found in a Glenelg toilet block three days later. He had suffered a subdural brain haemorrhage. A co-accused Antonio Edward Spinotti drove Klaasen to the Morphettville house and later gave false statements to the police. Spinotti pleaded guilty to assisting an offender and was sentenced one year and nine-and-a-half months in jail. Today Justice Malcolm Blue said Klaasen and Spinotti had expressed no remorse for their actions. "Your attack on the deceased was completely without justification," he said of Klaasen. He sentenced Klaasen to 10 years in jail with a non-parole period of seven years, backdated to December 2011 when he was taken into custody. Justice Blue set a non-parole period for Spinotti of 15 months.