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What happened to Sade Robinson? A timeline of the 19-year-old's murder and dismemberment case
Jurors on June 6 found Maxwell Anderson guilty of four charges in the death of 19-year-old Sade Robinson. The verdict in Milwaukee County Circuit Court came more than a year after Milwaukee and the country discovered that the missing college student had been killed and her body dismembered and spread across the area.
Maxwell Anderson found guilty on all counts in murder of Sade Robinson. What to know about verdict
A Milwaukee County jury on June 6 convicted 34-year-old Maxwell Anderson of killing and mutilating 19-year-old Sade Robinson last April. Jurors listened to eight days of witness testimony and delivered the verdict after less than an hour of deliberation.
A crowd gathered outside the Milwaukee County Courthouse erupted in cheers as Sade Robinson’s mother, Sheena Scarbrough and supporters exited after the guilty verdict.
The mother of Sade Robinson spoke out about how painful the trial and the past 14 months have been, saying she'll always remember Sade for her impact and the way she made people feel.
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Milwaukee detective testifies about last video believed to show Sade Robinson aliveOn Tuesday, the sixth day of the Maxwell Anderson trial, the prosecution called five witnesses in the first hour, focusing on ...
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