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Husband of [[Delia Morrison]]. A wife-beater and drunkard. He was beaten senseless by [[Captain George Withers]] in a fight on 21st November 1928. the fight was triggered by Peter's treatment of his wife. Morrison was hospitalised and lost a kidney. Delia warned him to stay away from her and left him that day. | Husband of [[Delia Morrison]]. A wife-beater and drunkard. He was beaten senseless by [[Captain George Withers]] in a fight on 21st November 1928. the fight was triggered by Peter's treatment of his wife. Morrison was hospitalised and lost a kidney. Delia warned him to stay away from her and left him that day. | ||
Peter refused to even consider offering his wife a divorce, but in early 1930 Peter was involved in a drunken brawl in a pub in South London during which he was stabbed in the heart and died instantly. | |||
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Husband of Delia Morrison. A wife-beater and drunkard. He was beaten senseless by Captain George Withers in a fight on 21st November 1928. the fight was triggered by Peter's treatment of his wife. Morrison was hospitalised and lost a kidney. Delia warned him to stay away from her and left him that day.
Peter refused to even consider offering his wife a divorce, but in early 1930 Peter was involved in a drunken brawl in a pub in South London during which he was stabbed in the heart and died instantly.
