Sade Robinson's jaw and teeth found on Lake Michigan shore
Family attorney confirms identification of remains discovered in Cudahy, Wisconsin, as the search for other missing parts continues.
By Matthew Collins ·
Sade Robinson's jaw and several teeth washed up on the Lake Michigan shore in Cudahy, Wisconsin, on Friday, Oct. 30, her family announced Monday. An attorney for the family stated that a person walking near Warnimont Park discovered the remains. The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office verified that the partial human maxilla belonged to Robinson, who was killed in 2024.
Robinson was found dismembered across Milwaukee County. One of her arms had previously been located on a beach in Illinois. The medical examiner's office confirmed the jawbone but did not specify how many teeth were found. Sheena Scarbrough, Robinson's mother, addressed the discovery at a news conference.
"We want my baby's crown," Scarbrough said. The family asked residents walking the Lake Michigan shoreline between Cudahy and Waukegan, Illinois, to remain vigilant for other missing pieces. Investigators expect to conduct a formal search on Sunday if weather conditions allow.
Maxwell Anderson, Robinson's partner, was convicted of first-degree intentional homicide, mutilating a corpse, hiding a corpse, and arson in connection with the death. A jury sentenced him to life in prison in 2025. Court filings indicate that Anderson planned the killing weeks before it occurred. Prosecutors said he attempted to cover up the death via a text message.
On April 1, 2024, Anderson and Robinson visited a bar in Menomonee Valley. That was the last time anyone saw or heard from Robinson. The following day, authorities found her burned-out car near 30th and Lisbon in Milwaukee. Surveillance video showed a man believed to be Anderson walking away from the scene. He was later seen on a bus returning to his home on the city's south side.
Scarbrough urged the public to continue looking for victims of unsolved missing person and murder cases. She thanked the community for its ongoing outreach and support. The family continues to seek the remaining parts of Robinson's body that have not yet been recovered.
