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Problem:- The mystery behind the murder of a key west mother has police retracing her steps. 
  
 Christie New, 43, a mother to a young daughter, was found badly beaten at a Lake Maggiore Park in St. Pete last Thursday. 
  
 A park worker found her, but it was too late. She died of her injuries days later. 
  
 Detectives are apparently talking to the last person who saw her alive. 
  
 New's family says she was at her best when she was riding her horses. Her sister, Deanna New says her love of horses brought her to the Bay Area. 
  
 "She had driven to Ocala from Key West with her horses because her horse trainer is in Ocala," Deanna told FOX 13 News. 
  
 But her trip to Ocala and then to the Bay Area ended the worst possible way. 
  
 "I just don't get it. I'm sorry I just don't get it," Deanna said, sobbing. 
  
 For Deanna, it's still hard to believe her sister, isn't coming home. 
  
 Homicide investigators are now trying to piece together the last days of Christie's life; where she went, who she was with, and how she ended up in Lake Maggiore Park. 
  
 Deanna says she believes Christie met with a male acquaintance during her trip to Ocala. 
  
 "What were [they] doing in St. Pete? I don't know. I don't even know this person she was with," Deanna said, adding that Christie's friends in Key West and Christie's boyfriend were also unaware of the man's identity. 
  
 But Deanna says St. Pete police know who the man is and have already spoken to him, but they aren't saying much about it. 
  
 Deanna thinks this mystery man may have some answers. 
  
 "I'm sure hoping because he was the last one that saw her alive," said Deanna. ||||| ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (WFLA) — St. Petersburg police officials tell News Channel 8 a woman who was found critically injured in a park last week has died. 
  
 Christie New passed away Wednesday morning. 
  
 Police are trying to figure out what happened to the 43-year-old. 
  
 A police spokeswoman says homicide detectives are on the case and evidence shows New “didn’t do this to herself.” 
  
 Police say a city park worker found her in Lake Maggiore Park just after 11:30 a.m. on Thursday, March 1. Authorities say New was suffering from life-threatening trauma when she was found and was taken to the hospital. 
  
 News Channel 8’s Amanda Ciavarri spoke with the park employee who found New. He says that around 7 a.m. on March 1st he was working in the park and saw nothing. Then around 11:30 a.m. the same day he heard a woman moan and saw New at the base of some trees. When he saw that she had blood on her, he immediately called 911. 
  
 The park employee says he thinks New was beaten elsewhere and dumped in the park, because the area where she was found is to the street. 
  
 New is from South Florida, likely the Florida Keys, officials say. 
  
 If anyone has information about New, they may be eligible for a cash reward from Crime Stoppers for information that leads to an arrest. The Crime Stoppers tip line is (1-800-873-TIPS). 
  
 Anyone with information, tips or leads is asked to call police at (727) 893-7780. You can also text SPPD and your tip to TIP-411. 
  
 STORIES OTHERS ARE CLICKING ON: ||||| ST. PETERSBURG — It was just about lunch time and Jerome Hopkins was on his way to wash up at the maintenance shed. The 56-year-old city worker was riding a green John Deere cart around Lake Maggiore Park. 
  
 That’s when Hopkins said he heard the moans. He said they came from a woman lying at the base of a cluster of thick tree trunks. 
  
 "Ma’am," he called out. "Do you need medical assistance?" 
  
 Nothing. He called out again, he said, and this time she moaned and raised a bloody leg. He dialed 911. 
  
 St. Petersburg police identified the woman found March 1 as Christie Lynn New, 43. The mother of one suffered "severe trauma," investigators said, and was taken to a hospital. 
  
 Police revealed the discovery of the injured woman on Tuesday and asked for the public’s help solving this case. She died at about 6 a.m. Wednesday. 
  
 Investigators are still trying to figure out what happened to New and who left her in the southeast corner of the park with life-threatening injuries. 
  
 She was found at 11:30 a.m. Hopkins believes she was left there sometime after 7:30 a.m. because he didn’t notice her when he made his morning round through the park, picking up trash. 
  
 Among the questions police are trying to answer: Why was she in St. Petersburg? Police believe New was visiting from South Florida. 
  
 Police said she was also seen Feb. 28 in the area around 54th Avenue N and Haines Road, which is about 8 or so miles away from the park where she was found. 
  
 Christie New was the youngest of five children. She came of age in Chambersburg, Penn., a small town north of the Pennsylvania-Maryland border, said her older sister Deanna New, 53, who lives in Birmingham, Ala. 
  
 Christie New became a stay-at-home mom, the sister said, splitting time with her family in homes they own in Key West and Morganton, N.C. She had been living in Key West for more than 20 years. 
  
 Christie New loved animals, and made it a habit of rescuing them, including dogs, cats, a potbelly pig, even possums. The sister said she owned horses in Ocala and was an equestrian, traveling all over the southeastern U.S. to compete in hunter/jumper competitions. 
  
 And Christie New also taught her 9-year-old daughter how to ride. 
  
 "It’s a passion they shared," Deanna New said. 
  
 Her sister and friend Christy Hamby both described Christie New as vivacious and energetic. 
  
 "She controlled a room when she walked in," her sister said. 
  
 "There was never a dull moment with Christie," said Hamby, who lives near Christie New’s North Carolina home and said the two had been friends for nearly seven years. 
  
 By Wednesday afternoon there were no signs of last week’s violence at Lake Maggiore Park. The crime scene tape had come down and a group of retired men played dominos in the shade on a covered picnic table, just like they always do, they said. Older kids pushed younger kids on the swings. A steady flow of pickup trucks kicked up dust as they visited a nearby city dump. 
  
 From underneath an aluminum awning on the front of a small cinder block shed, city worker Sylvester Stephens monitors the dump, where landscapers leave branches and trimmings. That’s where he was the morning of March 1. 
  
 Stephens, 78, said he saw nothing that day. He said he’s told his supervisors that a row of tall bushes that separates the dump from the park should be removed. 
  
 It blocks his view of the corner of the park where the woman was found. It’s also a safety concern for him, he said, because nobody in the park can see his office. 
  
 "I was here, but I couldn’t see anything," Stephens said. "If the place was clean, we could see." 
  
 Contact Josh Solomon at (813) 909-4613 or [email protected] Follow @ByJoshSolomon. |||||
Solution:
A city worker at St. Petersburg's Lake Maggiore Park heard moans around 11:30am March 1, ultimately following them to an injured and bloody woman lying at the base of a group of trees. Responding police found that she'd suffered "severe trauma," per investigators; she was taken to a hospital, but she died Wednesday morning. She has been identified as Christie Lynn New, a 43-year-old mother of a 9-year-old girl, and Florida authorities are now asking the public for help with the investigation, the Tampa Bay Times reports. Evidence shows she "didn't do this to herself," a police spokesperson tells WFLA. The worker who found New thinks she may have been beaten elsewhere and left in the park after 7:30am, since he didn't see her on his morning rounds. Police aren't sure why New was in St. Petersburg; her family says the stay-at-home mom, who also owned horses and took part in equestrian competitions, lived in Key West and also spent time at a home her family owns in North Carolina. Her family says she had recently driven her horses to Ocala to see a trainer, and they believe she met with a male acquaintance there; he may have been the last person to see her alive. Police have spoken to him, FOX 13 reports. New had also been spotted Feb. 28 in an area around 8 miles from where she was found injured. "If you saw her or have any information about Christie New, you could be eligible for a cash reward (of up to $3000) from Crimestoppers (1-800-873-TIPS), if your tip ... leads to an arrest in this case," the St. Petersburg Police said on Facebook.