Missing college student's body parts found after going on a first date

A missing college student’s body parts were found across the US state of Minnesota after she went on a first date.

The partial human remains of Sade Robinson, 19, were discovered in Warnimont Park in Cudahy, Wisconsin, on April 2, according to the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office and the Milwaukee Police Department.

Both agencies found that Robinson had been reported missing. Two days after her leg was found on the beach of the lakefront park, more of her remains turned up in the city of Milwaukee.

Arlinda Garza and her sisters found a blanket belonging to Sade Robinson on Saturday afternoon (Picture: tmj4.com

Phone records and other evidence showed that Maxwell Anderson, 33, had been communicating with Robinson and had ‘gone to dinner with her the evening before the first set of remains were discovered’, stated the law enforcement agencies on Facebook on Friday.

Anderson ‘intentionally killed’ Robinson and ‘mutilated her remains, and set fire to her car in an attempt to obscure potential evidence of the killing’, states a criminal complaint filed by the Milwaukee Count District Attorney’s Office on Friday.

CCTV from a restaurant showed Robinson and Anderson sitting at a bar together on April 1 in the evening. Her car was found burned the next day.

Sade Robinson's partial human remains were first found on April 2 — Sade Robinson’s partial human remains were first found on April 2 (Picture: Milwaukee Police Department)

‘Sade was a loving daughter, a cherished sister, and a dear friend to many. She was on the brink of graduating from MATC (Milwaukee Area Technical College) and had a promising future ahead in criminal justice,’ states a GoFundMe page for her memorial service.

‘However that was cut short when she went missing suddenly.’