Morgan Huxley bedroom DNA murder clue NSW Riot Squad police search Neutral Bay following Morgan Huxley's murder. POLICE have gathered DNA samples from the bedroom where Neutral Bay man Morgan Huxley was killed, in hopes they can now match them against murder suspects. Police would not reveal yesterday how many men or women had been asked to voluntarily provide a DNA sample which would then rule them in or out of the high-profile murder investigation. It is understood some of the 14 women Mr Huxley was romantically linked to at the time of his death will be required to provide a DNA sample. More than two weeks since the 31-year-old businessman was killed, homicide detectives have narrowed their focus to several people who are considered persons of interest in his death. Detectives would only comment yesterday to say they were "progressing" with the hunt for Mr Huxley's killer. Mr Huxley was stabbed 28 times and left for dead in the bedroom of his Watson St unit, in the early hours of September 8. A forensic investigation of the crime scene revealed several DNA samples which are vital to the investigation and could identify his attacker. It is not unusual for police to request DNA samples from people during the course of murder investigations. Samples are usually submitted in the form of a saliva swab. It is understood that Jessica Orcsik, the 28-year-old daughter of Australian actor Paula Duncan who dated Mr Huxley earlier this year, has not been asked to provide a DNA sample to police. The Daily Telegraph revealed last week that Ms Orcsik, a St Leonards dance teacher, had told friends she believed a female was responsible for Mr Huxley's killing. Ms Orcsik gave a statement to police in the days after Mr Huxley's murder. When asked why she thought that, Ms Orcsik said "I just know that Morgan wasn't the type to make enemies." Since the gruesome murder, police have focused largely on the likelihood Mr Huxley's killer was a female, and possibly a scorned lover. The handsome man was stabbed three times in the neck and then dozens more times on his back, in a frenzied attack, sometime between 1.30 and 3am. Police said Mr Huxley's flat mate Jean Redmond, who discovered him semi-conscious and called Triple-0, has an alibi and is not considered a person of interest. Her boyfriend Ertan Ucar, whom Ms Redmond called when she discovered Mr Huxley lying in a pool of blood, is not to have been involved either, police said. A family member touches the coffin of Morgan Huxleyat his funeral.