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Two Days Before Sade Died, Maxwell Anderson Was Already Luring Sade Robinson In

🔎 Two days before Sade Robinson disappeared, cameras captured her walking out of Victor’s Bar alongside Maxwell Anderson. According to prosecutors, that moment wasn’t casual—it was calculated. In this volume of the First Date Murder Trial, the State turns to digital forensics and scientific evidence to suggest Maxwell Anderson was laying the groundwork for murder. 📍 But what unfolded in court was more complicated. Three witnesses took the stand. Each added a layer. And by the time the testimony ended, the scientific evidence had revealed more absence than presence—more silence than certainty. 👥 Witness Testimony Breakdown 🧠 Special Agent George Reinert (FBI CAST) testified that Anderson’s phone had a data session between 1:30 and 1:35 AM on April 2—but it pinged near Anderson’s home, not the lake. The State didn’t present this as proof of guilt. Instead, they used it to undermine an alibi, suggesting Anderson may have left the phone behind. Reinert admitted he could not confirm who had the phone, or whether it was even in use. 📽️ Deputy Ethan Stout introduced surveillance footage from Victor’s Bar on March 29, showing Sade and Anderson exiting together. Though this was two days before her disappearance, prosecutors claimed it demonstrated access, trust, and premeditation. 🧬 Forensic scientist Sharon Polakowski confirmed that DNA from the recovered leg, foot, bone, and arm belonged to Sade Robinson. She matched the profile using a toothbrush and maternal swab. The match was certain—1 in 1 quadrillion odds of error. 🧪 She then reviewed DNA results from 33 items taken from Anderson’s home, car, and clothing. Among them: 🔹 A hoodie zipper pull containing a single-source female profile consistent with Sade 🔹 A hoodie hood with a mixture including both Sade and Maxwell 🔹 A plaid jacket with strong support for Sade’s inclusion 🔹 A car door handle with partial DNA matching Sade ⚖️ Key Legal Dynamics 💥 On cross, the Defense dismantled the State’s forensic scaffolding. Polakowski confirmed: 🛑 No blood from Sade was found on any item 🛑 Sade was excluded from the knives, gloves, bedding, and bathroom 🛑 The gloves contained blood from an unknown female—not Sade 🛑 The hoodie and jacket contained touch DNA only, and no fluids were tested on key samples 🧬 Polakowski stated under oath: 🗣️ “DNA can’t tell us when it got there” 🗣️ “Secondary transfer is possible” 🗣️ “Touch DNA isn’t the same as evidence of violence” 🟦 How This Helps the State ✅ The State demonstrated that Sade had physical proximity to Anderson ✅ The bar footage showed trust and intimacy ✅ Her DNA was found on key items within his control ✅ The timeline, paired with Sade’s dismemberment, created circumstantial pressure 🟥 How This Helps the Defense 🛡️ The Defense showed that none of the DNA proved violence or timing 🛡️ Sade was excluded from all locations where a murder or cleanup would occur 🛡️ Her DNA presence was minimal and explainable by prior contact 🛡️ Anderson’s clothing and car showed no forensic signs of a crime ❓ Questions Raised by the Clip 🔍 Why didn’t the State conduct a pattern-of-life analysis for Anderson’s phone? 🔍 Why wasn’t luminol or fluid testing done on more items? 🔍 Why were key bloodstained items (gloves) tied to an unknown female, not the victim? 🔍 Was the surveillance footage from March 29 enough to prove motive or plan? ⏱️ Key Moments Timestamp Index 🕐 01:00 — Court Resumes – Special Agent George Reinert on Cross 📱 01:40 — Reinert Confirms Phone Was Home, Not at the Lake 📉 09:15 — Reinert Admits No Pattern-of-Life Analysis Was Done 📹 14:03 — Deputy Stout Testifies on Victor’s Bar Footage 🚪 17:34 — Sade and Anderson Seen Leaving Bar Together 🧬 19:54 — Sharon Polakowski Sworn In 🦵 30:27 — DNA From Leg Matches Sade Robinson 🧤 44:11 — Glove Analysis: Sade and Max Both Excluded 👕 49:49 — Sweatshirt Shows Mixture of Sade and Max 🧪 58:34 — Defense Presses on Secondary Transfer 🛏️ 1:23:20 — Sade’s DNA Excluded from Bedding and Knife 🚫 1:43:14 — Testimony Ends – No Blood, No Time Link ⚠️ Fair Use Legal Notice This coverage is provided for the purpose of legal reporting, public education, and constitutional access to court proceedings. All material shown herein is used under the Fair Use doctrine (17 U.S.C. § 107), permitting use for commentary, criticism, and public interest journalism. We transform raw courtroom content by offering structured educational context, timeline organization, expert analysis, and strategic commentary that fosters public understanding of the justice process. 🔗 RESOURCE LINKS: 🎥 No Breaks Uploads 👉    • WI v. Maxwell Anderson : 🎥 No Breaks Uploads   🎞️ Witness Testimony and Clips 👉    • WI v. Maxwell Anderson : 🎞️ Witness Testim...   📢 Live Broadcast    • WI v. Maxwell Anderson : 📢 Live Broadcasts   📌 Stay informed. Stay sharp. Stay with us.