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Suspect in brutal first date murder in Milwaukee pleads not guilty to all charges
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A Milwaukee man on Monday pleaded not guilty to charges stemming from the death of 19-year-old Sade Robinson.Maxwell Anderson, 33, is accused of killing and dismembering Robinson after the pair went on a first date.During a court hearing Monday, Anderson pleaded not guilty to felony charges of first-degree intentional homicide, mutilating a corpse and arson of a property other than a building. Anderson is in custody, being held on a $5 million bond. Here’s a timeline of events in the case, according to court documents: April 1: Anderson and Robinson met at a local restaurant for a first date. The pair then traveled in Robinson’s car to a nearby bar. Robinson’s phone records then show she traveled to Anderson’s home.April 2: Someone found Robinson’s severed leg at Warnimont Park in Cudahy. Someone also found Robinson’s car torched near 30th Street and Lisbon Avenue. April 4: Police arrested Anderson during a traffic stop. April 5- 7: Human remains were found just blocks away from where Robinson’s car was found torched. That weekend, Robinson’s family also found her blanket in the same area. April 12: Anderson made his first court appearance. April 15-16: Robinson’s supporters filled Anderson’s yard with her favorite color, pink. April 18: Someone found a torso and an arm, believed to be Robinson’s, in South Milwaukee. April 19: A sonar boat searched for additional remains in Lake Michigan. That night, family and friends held a vigil for Robinson. The Hoan Bridge was lit pink in her honor. Robinson’s family and friends are continuing to search for the rest of her remains.
A Milwaukee man on Monday pleaded not guilty to charges stemming from the death of 19-year-old Sade Robinson.
Maxwell Anderson, 33, is accused of killing and dismembering Robinson after the pair went on a first date.
During a court hearing Monday, Anderson pleaded not guilty to felony charges of first-degree intentional homicide, mutilating a corpse and arson of a property other than a building.
Anderson is in custody, being held on a $5 million bond.
Here’s a timeline of events in the case, according to court documents:
April 1: Anderson and Robinson met at a local restaurant for a first date. The pair then traveled in Robinson’s car to a nearby bar. Robinson’s phone records then show she traveled to Anderson’s home.
April 2: Someone found Robinson’s severed leg at Warnimont Park in Cudahy. Someone also found Robinson’s car torched near 30th Street and Lisbon Avenue.
April 4: Police arrested Anderson during a traffic stop.
April 5- 7: Human remains were found just blocks away from where Robinson’s car was found torched. That weekend, Robinson’s family also found her blanket in the same area.
April 12: Anderson made his first court appearance.
April 15-16: Robinson’s supporters filled Anderson’s yard with her favorite color, pink.
April 18: Someone found a torso and an arm, believed to be Robinson’s, in South Milwaukee.
April 19: A sonar boat searched for additional remains in Lake Michigan. That night, family and friends held a vigil for Robinson. The Hoan Bridge was lit pink in her honor.
Robinson’s family and friends are continuing to search for the rest of her remains.
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