The tragic fate of Sade Robinson has left her Wisconsin community in shock and her loved ones demanding justice.

On Monday, Maxwell Anderson,33, the prime suspect in her case, plead not guilty to charges of homicide and mutilation. The Court Commissioner Barry Phillips granted his request to waive a preliminary hearing.

Anderson remains in jail Monday after failing to post a $5 million bond for his release, online jail records show.

Sade Robinson, a vibrant 19-year-old worked at the local Pizza Shuttle on Milwaukee's east side for three years.

On Friday April 19, 2024, friends and family gathered at the memorial set up at the Pizza Shuttle. Many of them signed the memorial posters.

A GoFundMe for Robinson has been set up.  Robinson was described as “a loving daughter, a cherished sister, and a dear friend to many.”

She was about to graduate from Milwaukee Area Technical College and pursue a career in criminal justice, according to the fundraiser.

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Sade Robinson Disappears

Robinson vanished after a first date with Anderson. Her car was found on fire the day after the date. And some of her remains were found on the beach and near where her car was found.

Last seen on April 1, her last communication was a Snapchat message from a bar near a seafood restaurant in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where she was scheduled to meet Anderson for a first date.

Robinson vanished. Her car was found on fire the day after the date. And some of her remains were found on the beach and near where her car was found.

The investigation has uncovered disturbing details. Robinson’s car was burned in the early morning hours of April 2.

  A witness reported seeing a white man, identified as Anderson, exiting Robinson's Honda Civic before setting it ablaze.

 And some of her remains were found on the beach nearby where her car was found. The discovery of a severed leg on Warnimont Park's beach marked the beginning of the gruesome search. 

Preliminary testing indicates that the leg belongs to Robinson. Other body parts, including a torso and an arm, have washed up on Lake Michigan's shoreline. 

Other victims? 

An amendment to the criminal complaint revealed that blood evidence found in Anderson's home did not match Robinson's DNA. Police suspect that she was killed on the beach.

The revelation leaves investigators concerned that there may be other victims.

Anderson quickly emerged as a suspect, charged with first-degree intentional homicide, mutilating a corpse, and arson.

Anderson's next court appearance is scheduled for May 16. He remains in jail being held on a 3-million-dollar bond.