Murder accused went with Huxley for sex: police Police officers from Strike Force Bandt arrest Daniel Kelsall, 20, yesterday in relation to last month's murder of Neutral Bay man Morgan Huxley Source: Supplied A 20-YEAR-OLD charged with stabbing another man to death in Sydney's exclusive harbourside suburb of Neutral Bay may have followed his alleged victim home hoping to have sex with him, police will allege. Daniel Jack Kelsall did not appear during a brief court hearing yesterday, just hours after being arrested at his home, less than 1km from the unit where 31-year-old Morgan Huxley was violently attacked last month. His arrest follows a month-long police investigation in which detectives have reportedly questioned up to 14 women over their relationships with Huxley, who was widely described as being a "ladies' man." Police sources said they would allege that the younger man met Huxley while he was walking home after drinking at a local hotel, The Oaks, in the early hours of Sunday, September 8. There was no sign of forced entry at the unit, suggesting that the two men entered the building together, police will allege. Huxley was subsequently found lying inside his bedroom and without his trousers. When the 31-year-old, who ran his own marine construction business, was discovered by his flatmate shortly after 3am, he was bleeding heavily from more than a dozen stab and slash wounds. He later died in hospital. Mr Kelsall, who is also charged with stealing money from Huxley, did not apply for bail during yesterday's court hearing, although his lawyer, George Breton, told the court he may do so at a future date. Speaking outside Sydney's Central Local Court, Mr Breton said he did not know whether his client would contest the charges against him. It's a matter for later instructions and later conversations. At the moment, all I can tell you is we will be back here next week" for a subsequent court hearing, he said. It's a very stressful time for everyone involved. (Mr Kelsall is) doing his best to assist police with their inquiries and will continue to do so. Speaking before the court appearance, NSW police Acting Homicide Squad Commander Angelo Memmolo said there was no evidence to suggest the men knew each other before the night of the attack. It's early stages. At this stage we can't find any relationship at all," Inspector Memmolo said. He refused to comment on a possible motive for Huxley's murder, although he said police believed Mr Kelsall acted alone. Huxley spent the afternoon and evening before his death at a friend's engagement party and was subsequently shown on CCTV to have walked barefoot into The Oaks hotel about 1am. The footage, which has been seized by police, shows him drinking alone before leaving the hotel about 30 minutes later and walking along the main road towards his unit, which was about 200m away. Police will allege that the two men met at some point during this short journey before continuing to Huxley's apartment together. Officers from a dedicated police strike force formed to investigate the killing reportedly identified Mr Kelsall using security footage before arresting him shortly after 9.30am yesterday morning. After his arrest, the young man was escorted to a waiting police car in handcuffs and carrying a paperback. Magistrate Les Mabbutt formally refused bail during yesterday's court hearing and Mr Kelsall will now appear by videolink before the same court next week.