MILWAUKEE, WI – A grim discovery was made by a local resident on a secluded beach near 3305 Marina Road. On the morning of Thursday, April 18, at approximately 7:37 a.m., the citizen stumbled upon human remains, according to the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office.
The remains are believed to be of a Milwaukee teenager, 19-year-old Sade Carleena Robinson. Robinson had been reported missing on April 4 and her body parts were found scattered around Milwaukee and a nearby municipality.
Maxwell S. Anderson, 33, was charged with first-degree homicide, mutilation of a corpse, and arson after the discovery of the body parts. The torso and arm, thought to belong to Robinson, were found nearly a quarter mile from an apartment complex. The sheriff’s office has scheduled a sonar detection boat to search the lake for additional evidence.
Authorities initially issued a “critical missing” warning for Robinson on April 4. On the following day, police discovered a car fire near her home, which was later determined to be her vehicle. A human leg was also found in Cudahy, less than 10 miles away from Milwaukee, leading to Anderson’s arrest.
Investigation revealed that Anderson had gone on a first date with Robinson on April 1. Witnesses reported a casual conversation between the two before they left together. Police allegedly found blood throughout Anderson’s home during a search.
Anderson’s preliminary court hearing is set for April 22. Meanwhile, a GoFundMe campaign has raised money to support Robinson’s grieving family and provide a dignified farewell.