Tributes flow for Sydney stab victim A MAN stabbed to death in his Sydney apartment has been remembered as "a wonderful young man" who had it all ahead of him. Police have formed a strike force to investigate the death of Morgan Huxley, who was found with multiple stab wounds in his Neutral Bay bedroom early on Sunday morning before later dying in hospital. Tributes have since flowed to an online memorial page set up by his parents, Allan and Dee, and siblings, Tiffany and Oliver, with dozens of condolence messages received by Thursday. Morgan was a beautiful member of a lovely family. We watched him grow up into a wonderful young man with his whole life ahead of him. An unimaginable tragedy. Always remembered in Dee's book Morgan and the tooth fairies, which we were proud to publish," Margaret and Max Hamilton wrote. Wish we were sitting on a barge again talkin dang and having a few lazy beerios mate. Every day on the harbour for 4 years, not a day went by where you didn't put a smile on my face mate. I miss you and always will," his friend Stewart McDonald wrote. Kathryn Leis wrote: "I knew you for a short time, it seemed like a long time. You were a light in my life and will forever and always be in my heart. Mr Huxley will be farewelled at Camellia Chapel at Macquarie Park on Tuesday afternoon. Police are investigating whether a woman who was in a relationship with the 31-year-old may have been involved, media reports say. "Certainly his relationships with women are a very strong line of inquiry," a police source told News Corp Australia.