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Lawmakers and advocates are renewing their push for a task force to examine disproportionate rates of missing and murdered ...
Wisconsin State Rep. Sheila Stubbs is once again introducing a bill to establish a task force to address the state's ...
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 ...
Maxwell Anderson is charged with killing and mutilating Sade Robinson, a Milwaukee Area Technical College student whom he met for a date on April 1.
Homicide suspect Maxwell Anderson won't get a special laptop while he's in jail, but a judge ordered the evidence recovered during a search of his Milwaukee home be unsealed.
Maxwell Anderson was charged with first-degree intentional homicide, mutilating a corpse, arson of property and hiding a corpse in the death of 19-year-old Sade Robinson who disappeared April 1, 2024.
Maxwell Anderson was convicted of first-degree intentional homicide, among other charges, in the death and dismemberment of Sade Robinson. It wasn't an easy case to try, as there was a lot of work ...
Lawyer says Maxwell Anderson needs more computer time to help in his own defense Cotton pleaded with Sanders to do what he could to give his client more access to jail computers, so he can examine ...
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.
The homicide case against Maxwell Anderson, accused of brutally killing and dismembering a Milwaukee college student, remains on pace for a Dec. 9 trial date, said a prosecutor who plans to screen ...
Maxwell Anderson has been charged in the intentional murder and dismemberment of 19-year-old college student Sade Robinson. A case has unfolded in Milwaukee, where a 33-year-old white man, Maxwell ...
Prosecutors charged 33-year-old Maxwell Anderson on Friday with killing Robinson, dismembering her body and setting her car on fire. Her family watched Anderson through glass as he appeared in court.