A Milwaukee man, Maxwell Anderson, has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the gruesome murder and dismemberment of 19-year-old Sade Robinson, a crime that has left her family grappling with profound loss. The sentencing, delivered by Judge Laura Crivello, occurred after a two-week trial filled with harrowing testimony and graphic evidence, illustrating the brutality of Anderson’s actions.
During the sentencing, members of Robinson’s family expressed their anguish and sought answers that were never disclosed during the trial. Sade’s mother, Sheena Scarbrough, confronted Anderson directly, stating, “You plotted and planned to kill, dismember. Then you disrespectfully spread my daughter across Milwaukee like a piece of trash.” She also made a poignant plea for Anderson to reveal the location of her daughter’s remaining remains, emphasizing the continuous pain her family endures due to the unspeakable crime.
Robinson’s sister, Adrianna Reams, tearfully spoke about the impact of her sister’s death on her young life, highlighting the emotional toll and instability it has caused. Their father, Carlos Robinson, expressed his feelings on justice, stating Anderson does not deserve to live after committing such atrocities.
Anderson, who maintains his innocence, is planning to appeal his conviction. His father offered words of sympathy to Robinson’s family, acknowledging the pain caused but did not seek their forgiveness, emphasizing that the journey of healing lies with them and their faith.
This case highlights not only the devastating impact of violent crime on families but also raises questions about accountability and justice in the face of such horrific acts. It is a reminder of the need for community support systems to help families navigate their grief throughout this challenging process and the importance of advocating for victims and their families in the pursuit of justice.
The Robinson family, despite their pain, is determined to seek closure and continue honoring Sade’s memory, emphasizing their resilience in the face of unimaginable sorrow.