Hospital, Lambeth, where he was operated on, but was pronounced dead at 7.40pm. A post-mortem found he had suffered 44 injuries, including five fractured ribs. He died of a hemorrhage from a ruptured spleen and fractured ribs. The pathologist said the injuries were more consistent with those seen after a car accident or someone who had fallen from a great height. No CCTV images saw O'Mahoney film the attack on Morley (as is the case with happy slap attacks) however she appears to be doing so in CCTV images of the final attack of the night against a homeless man, Wayne Miller. An extensive forensic investigation failed to find pictures or videos of the attacks on any of the assailants' mobile phones. On 23 January 2006 Sargeant, Case and Blenman were sentenced to twelve years in prison and O'Mahoney to eight years. O'Mahoney had been described as a "child of heroin addicts" with a "particularly chaotic and fragmented life". The other members of the gang were described as "immature and vulnerable to peer pressure". Memorial Over 1,000 people attended a vigil in commemoration of Morley's life at St Anne's Church, Soho on 5 November 2004. Speeches were given by his friends, and one on behalf of the Mayor of London Ken Livingstone. Those who could not get into the church due to overcrowding stood in the street with candles. Morley's friend said, "This is the second time he was in the wrong place at the wrong time, but for all of us here today he will be in the right place at the right time, which is a very special place in all of our hearts." Livingstone said, "David Morley was well known and well loved in London's lesbian and gay community." References External links 2004 deaths 2004 crimes in the United Kingdom 2004 in LGBT history 2004 in London 2000s crimes in London Murder in London Deaths by beating in the United Kingdom Deaths by person in London Filmed killings English manslaughter victims Gay men English LGBT people Violence against LGBT people in the United Kingdom Place of birth missing October 2004 events in the United Kingdom 1967 births History of the London Borough of Lambeth Violence against gay men Violence against men in the United Kingdom 20th-century LGBT people 2004 murders in the United Kingdom