The family of a Milwaukee woman who was killed and dismembered during a first date has confirmed that additional remains have been discovered along the shoreline of Lake Michigan, several years after her tragic death.
Sade Robinson, 19 years of age, was killed in 2024 following a first date with Maxwell Anderson. She was initially reported as missing, until her arm was discovered on a beach in Waukegan, Illinois. Additional remains were subsequently recovered in the weeks that followed, and DNA analysis was used to confirm their identification as belonging to Robinson.
Anderson was taken into custody within days of her disappearance and was ultimately convicted of first-degree murder. He received a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Prosecutors stated that Anderson mutilated Robinson’s body following her death and disposed of her remains across various locations throughout the Milwaukee area. Her family has continued to search for her remaining body parts in the years since her passing.
The family has since confirmed that the most recently discovered remains were found last week by a passerby near Cudahy, Wisconsin.
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