Over a year after 19-year-old college student Sade Carleena Robinson was reported missing, Maxwell S. Anderson will stand trial for her murder. Anderson, 34, has been charged with killing and ...

Defending Maxwell Anderson was 'most difficult' case to try, attorney says. Chris Ramirez. In an interview with the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, defense attorney Anthony Cotton described the ...

Maxwell Anderson, 34, was charged with first-degree intentional homicide, mutilation of a corpse, hiding a corpse and arson in Sade Robinson's death.

News related to Maxwell Anderson, the man accused in the homicide and dismemberment of 19-year-old Sade Robinson in Milwaukee.

The trial against Maxwell Anderson concluded its first week on May 30. Prosecutors focused it heavily on cell phone data and footage that traced her and her vehicle's movements.

Maxwell Anderson is accused of killing and dismembering Sade Robinson. Jury selection begins May 27. An unusually large jury pool of 50-70 people is expected, compared to the typical 30-40.

Maxwell Anderson goes on trial May 27 in the brutal slaying last year of college student Sade Robinson, 19. The trial is scheduled to run for about two weeks. How old is Maxwell Anderson? 34.

The trial for Maxwell Anderson, the man accused of murdering and dismembering a 19-year-old Milwaukee student, has been delayed from next week to May. Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Laura ...

Maxwell Anderson, 34, is charged with killing college student Sade Robinson during a first date in April 2024. Parts of her body were discovered in different locations.

Maxwell Anderson wants access to a laptop while he is in jail awaiting his trial on charges of killing and mutilating a Milwaukee college student. Anderson's attorney Anthony D. Cotton sent a ...

The homicide case against the Milwaukee man accused of killing and dismembering college student Sade Carleena Robinson remains on pace for its May 27 trial date, a judge said.. The revelation by ...

Maxwell Anderson, 33, was arrested on April 4 after a traffic stop. Anderson was then identified as a person of interest in the missing person case that involved Robinson.