Maniac killed and disintegrated the 19-year-old student on their first date

A Wisconsin The man killed and fall apart from a 19-year-old student on their first date after looking at one Netflix Show that a creepy similar mutilation appeared.

Maxwell Anderson was convicted of murder and the disintegration of a corpse for the horrible Murder of Sade Robinson on April 12024 – Only a few days after the two met in a bar.

They had spent the late afternoon and early evening of their fatal date with drinking in two different bars before they finally returned to Anderson’s apartment.

At one point Anderson turned the Netflix series Love, Death & on Robots.

The final of season 2 is an episode called ‘The Drowned Giant’ that shows a horrible dismantling of a human body on a beach.

Prosecutors in the case claimed that Anderson mutilates Robinson’s body on a beach in Wisconsin overlooking the lake Michigan.

“I had something like that … That is disgusting, because that could have been where he got some of his ideas or fantasies,” jury member Melissa Blascoe told the Milwaukee journal Sentinel.

‘I felt physically as if I would surrender at that moment. I know that many people shake and cry. ‘

Anderson was also accused of arson and hide a corpse in connection with her death. He was found guilty on all points.

Sade Robinson (photo), 19, was killed and disintegrated by Maxwell Anderson after the couple went on a first date in April last year

Anderson (photo) was found guilty of all four counts after he was accused of first -grade intentional murder, the disintegration of a corpse, arson and a corpse hide

Robinson’s mother, Sheena Scarbrough (depicted on the left), said that her daughter was a “loving daughter, a cherished sister and a good friend of many”

Researchers said that Anderson is supposed to have spread its remains on Milwaukee County And burned her car to hide evidence.

Anderson and Robinson had met in a bar for a week before she disappeared, said assistant officer of justice Ian Vance-Curzan.

Disturbing images showed that Robinson was touched by Anderson while she lay down with the face on his couch, and prosecutors said she was much too incapacitated for work to resist.

Surveillance video showed Robinson’s car that left the apartment in the early hours of 2 April before he arrived in a provincial park along Lake Michigan Shores.

The disappearance of the young student led to concern when she did not appear before work the next day.

Her manager, Justin Romano, said CNN That Robinson ‘was very extrovert, she would talk to everyone here. She was always there to relieve the mood. ‘

Romano said she did not show up for work ‘not at all as she’, and added: “We knew something was wrong; We had called her all day. ‘

Anderson is supposed to have set her body in pieces and to have burned her car behind an abandoned building before she took a bus back to his apartment, said Vance-Curzan.

Within the car, despite ‘extreme fire damage’, the Outfit Robinson of the researcher identified in the night of the date and part of an iPhone that was consistent with her burned in the car, CNN reported.

Anderson is supposed to have set her body in pieces and to have burned her car behind an abandoned building before he took a bus back to his apartment

Her manager, Justin Romano, said that Robinson was’ very extrovert, she would talk to everyone here. She was always there to illuminate the mood ‘

The police were then called to Warnimont Park where a human leg that seemed to have been ‘sawn off at the hip’ was discovered. The leg was then identified as Robinson’s.

A ‘confidential informant’ claimed that Anderson was planning to kill Robinson weeks prior to her death, Fox News reported.

Anderson’s lawyer, Tony Cotton,, however, argued that the prosecutor did not show any evidence of Anderson’s intention to kill Robinson.

Cotton also pointed out that he did not make an attempt to hide himself from home public transport, and wore clean clothes despite the fact that she reportedly cut her body into a muddy park.

Jury members reached their judgment within an hour on the ninth day of the trial.

“Although we are satisfied with this judgment, our hearts go to the family of Sade Robinson,” said Vane-Curzan, Fox News reported.

Milwaukee County Sheriff’s det. Joann Donner worked for months on the business and said: ‘My heart goes out to the family and [Robinson’s] Friends and real, the community in general.

“It is that everyone comes together, and it is really difficult to take that step back as a law enforcement officer and not really to get involved emotionally during the case,” she went on. ‘I will admit that I went back to my office after the verdict, and I had a good cry because I finally got that emotion. It also influences us. ‘

Robinson’s mother, Sheena Scarbrough, said in a GoFundme for her daughter’s memorial service that Robinson was a “loving daughter, a cherished sister and a good friend of many.”

“The pain of losing Sade has left a void in the hearts of her family, especially her grieving mother and little sister, together with other family members, friends and the whole community who loved and supported her,” said fundraising.

Anderson is planned for conviction on August 15, where he is confronted with a mandatory life imprisonment in prison.