Christina Yuna Lee, 35, was discovered dead in her Lower East Side Chinatown apartment’s blood-soaked bathtub on Sunday.

She was a gifted creative producer who was described as a lovely young lady.

She entered the building, unaware that Nash, who did not appear to know his alleged victim, had followed her up six flights of stairs to her apartment after seeing her exit a taxi.

Lee’s scream echoes throughout the building. Officers arrived just minutes after two young women across the hall dialed 911. When they arrived, the door was locked.

Christina’s body was discovered in her bathroom after E.S.U. workers had to break down the steel door.

His personal information, however, has not been updated, and the identities of her parents have not been made public.

His personal information, however, has not been updated, and the identities of her parents have not been made public.

It’s also unclear whether she was married and living with him, single and staying with her family, or living alone.

More information about her may become available as the investigation into her case progresses.

Assamad Nash, 25, was arrested and charged for the murder of 35-year-old Christina Yuna Lee. Full story on @amNewYork https://t.co/9KhWXbNzXo pic.twitter.com/blGPjAXjZM

— Dean_Moses (@Dean_Moses) February 14, 2022

Christina Yuna Lee’s murderer, Assamad Nash, 25, has been apprehended. After Lee stepped out of a cab, the man police believe was him crept into the building behind her.

As a homeless career criminal, he was out on bond for numerous outstanding offenses, including an assault case in September and a criminal mischief arrest in early January. Assamad was scheduled to appear in court on March 3rd.

He has been arrested at least seven times since 2015, according to ABC7, the most recent being in 2022.

Lee’s suspected assailant followed her up six flights of stairs before silently slipping into her Chinatown apartment.

Though the police did not label the homicide as a hate crime, violence against Asian Americans has increased since the coronavirus pandemic began.

According to the Police Department, such incidents were up 361 percent from the previous year in December, and they were up 361 percent in January.

On Reddit, people were debating whether this incident was related to the Asian American issue and whether the government should take harsher measures against such crimes.