Royal Navy seaman was killed with one punch after spilling drink while in nightclub

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READ MORE: Sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell is best mates with female double murderer in jailBut as the young sailor left the bar with his friends, they met a group of men which included the man he'd bumped into inside the Walkabout.One of the men punched Anthony, knocking him to the ground.

The 22-year-old fell to the floor, hitting his head on the ground where he sustained massive head injuries.It was 11 days later on October 5, 2005 that Anthony died.Anthony's killer has still not been brought to justice some 17 years later, reports the Liverpool ECHO.A 33-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of Anthony's murder in Blundellsands in 2015, but no-one has ever been charged over his death.The Royal Navy seaman, , from Kirkby, Merseyside, was on weekend leave from his ship and had travelled from Portsmouth to Liverpool to see his friends and family.Back in 2021, Detective Chief Superintendent Mark Baker said he was an "innocent young man" who had been "simply enjoying a night out with his mates".Det Supt Baker said those who were in the larger group also "left the scene without trying to help, either at the time or since".In a statement in October 2021, the Det Supt said: “This was such a tragic incident, and we will continue to investigate any new information that comes in to try and bring about some comfort for his family and friends, who still hold now answers after all this time.“Anthony was an innocent young man who was simply enjoying a night out with his mates when he was injured in an unprovoked attack as he left Walkabout.The force of the blow knocked him unconscious and he fell backwards, hitting the floor and suffering terrible head injuries.“We know that his attacker was part of a larger group, all of whom.