A 15-year-old is facing murder charges in the death of 14-year-old Jevario Buie, according to Tampa Police Chief Lee Bercaw. "I know who now," Buie's mother, Jasmine Baldwin said tearfully. "Now I want to know why." According to Bercaw, investigators worked tirelessly to find Jevario's killer, despite having few details to go on and "limited cooperation." Now, 231 days after Buie's murder, Bercaw says they believe they have his killer: 15-year-old Jahmir Moore. On April 17, Buie was found dead near the railroad tracks between Busch Boulevard and Rome Avenue. Police went to the scene after getting reports of gunfire in the area. His grandfather previously said Buie went near the train tracks thinking he was going to stand up to a bully. Instead, he says Jevario was ambushed and killed. In May, police released surveillance video of Buie walking with two young men shortly before his death. Police say Moore was identified as one of the subjects walking with Buie. Police said at 3:33 p.m., Moore and Buie were seen on video walking northbound on N. Rome Avenue toward a dead end near where Buie was found. Moore was the last person known to have been with Buie minutes before the murder happened, detectives said. Three minutes later, Moore was seen walking away from the scene. Jevario was not with him. Bercaw said they believe Buie was lured to the area but are still determining if the intention was always to shoot him. MORE: https://www.wtsp.com/article/news/local/hillsboroughcounty/jevario-buie-murder-suspect-arrested/67-1ca86496-27fe-43a3-a7a4-026d27bd6c6d