Family of Sade Robinson Seeks Answers About Missing Body Parts as Trial Opens for White Male Suspect in Her Shocking Murder

As the trial approaches for Maxwell Anderson, accused of the brutal murder and dismemberment of 19-year-old Sade Robinson in Wisconsin, her family is voicing their anguish regarding the violence that has ignited both local unrest and national discourse.The tragedy unfolded after Robinson's first date with Anderson on April 2, 2024. When she failed to appear at work, authorities discovered her vehicle abandoned and scorched. Tragically, body parts were located along Lake Michigan’s shores, spurring a widespread search effort from community members and volunteers nationwide.Anderson faces charges including first-degree intentional homicide, yet his plea remains not guilty. Robinson's parents express their disbelief and pain, lamenting their daughter's unclaimed remains and demanding accountability from those perpetuating her suffering. They have initiated legal action against Anderson and local bars, seeking justice for their beloved daughter.Jury selection is slated for May 27, with substantial witness testimony anticipated.