«Breaking News» Private citizen is shot dead while investigating the death of Michelle O'Connell in St Augustine

A private citizen who was investigating the suspicious suicide of a sheriff deputy's girlfriend has been shot dead while pursuing the case.

The person, who has not yet been publicly identified, was chasing clues in the 2010 death of Michelle O'Connell when he died inside the World Golf Village gated community in St Augustine, Florida on Thursday, police said.

The dead person's juvenile son found the body, police said at a press conference. The victim identifies with both a male name and female name, so police are withholding identification until they can confirm the proper ID. 

Police responded to the report of the body at around 7.30am at the Laterra Condos, which is about a mile into a gated community, said Major Steve Rose, with the Putnam County Sheriff's Office.

Because of the connection to the controversial O'Connell death, the St Johns County Sheriff's Office, which would have had jurisdiction, called in the PCSO, which has taken over the case.

Michelle O'Connell was 24 when she was found dead on September 2, 2010 inside the St Augustine home she shared with her boyfriend Jeremy Banks

The young mother had reportedly just broken up with Banks and was planning to move out of the home, having already packed her bags

Police respond to the scene of a gated community on Thursday where a private individual who was investigating the O'Connell case was found shot dead

Little has been publicly revealed about the dead individual, including whether police suspect suicide or homicide at this point.

It is unclear whether the dead person was a journalist, a family member of O'Connell, or simply a member of the public who took interest in the case, which drew national attention. 

'The deceased person was doing personal research into Michelle O’Connell death. There is no indication he was doing this in any professional capacity,' the PCSO said in a statement on Twitter, which was deleted moments later for unclear reasons. 

O'Connell was 24 when she was found dead on September 2, 2010 inside the St Augustine home she shared with her boyfriend Jeremy Banks, a St Johns County sheriff's deputy.

Banks (right) was a St Johns County sheriff's deputy. The department investigated his girlfriend's death and ruled it a suicide

Banks claimed that he heard a gunshot and rushed in to find O'Connell with a gunshot wound to the mouth and his service weapon at her side. The death scene is seen above

Bank's service weapon is seen in an evidence photo.  O'Connell's death was ruled a suicide

The young mother had reportedly just broken up with Banks and was planning to move out of the home, having already packed her bags.

Banks claimed that he was in another room when he heard a gunshot and rushed in to find O'Connell dead of a gunshot wound to the head, with his service pistol laying at her side. 

The death, initially handled by the same department where Banks worked, was ruled a suicide - but O'Connell's family has remained insistent that they believe she was murdered.

Banks has insisted on his innocence and has never been arrested or charged in connection with O'Connell's death. 

O'Connell's gravesite is seen above. Her family still believes that her death was a homicide

A fresh investigation by an independent prosecutor's office was ordered by Florida's then Governor Rick Scott through an executive order in October 2014. 

Following the independent investigation, Florida State Attorney Jeffrey L. Ashton said in a letter to Scott that 'the evidence does not rise to the level of probable cause that a homicide occurred.' 

An independent autopsy commissioned by O'Connell's family indicated that her death was a homicide.

O'Connell's family filed a civil suit against investigators, but a judge dismissed it in March 2018. 

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