News about Maxwell Anderson

Anderson, 33, the son of an insurance firm founder, was charged last week with the murder of 19-year-old pizza shop worker Sade Robinson on April 1, but blood in his home did not match her DNA.

Maxwell Anderson, 33, allegedly lured Sade Robinson, 19, on a first date to a seafood restaurant before she vanished on April 1, days before her remains were found around Milwaukee. The bartender, who previously worked for his father's insurance companies, appeared in court Friday after allegedly butchering the 19-year-old on April 1. The long-haired accused murderer, who owns a criminal history including convictions for battery and domestic abuse, had taken Robinson - 14 years his junior - on a date at a seafood restaurant where he reportedly worked for a time. A former high school football star, his employment history also includes work at two of his father's insurance companies, who appeared to move to a $1.4 million Florida apartment around seven years ago while his son remained in Wisconsin.

Human body parts have been discovered in three separate cases since last Tuesday in Milwaukee County. The Milwaukee Police Department reported on Saturday that they are looking into unidentified human remains discovered in the city of North 30th Street and West Galena Street, which was the most grisly finding on Saturday. It comes after a broken leg was discovered on the lakefront in Cudahy's downtown neighborhood. Officials in Milwaukee haven't announced whether the three findings are related, but suspicions have arisen that the remains may have be traced to missing teen Sade Carleena Robinson. After the 19-year-old vanished on April 1, the family spent much of their Saturday wandering a part of 30th Street and Lisbon Avenues.