Chris Ramirez

3 weeks ago | jsonline.com | Chris Ramirez |Sophie Carson |David Clarey

A Milwaukee County jury convicted Maxwell Anderson, a 34-year-old bartender, of killing and mutilating Sade Robinson, a 19-year-old college student, after they met for a date. He was found guilty on all counts, including first-degree intentional homicide. The killing and dismemberment of Robinson last April shocked the Milwaukee community and led to an outpouring of grief and anger over the gruesome nature of her death.

3 weeks ago | jsonline.com | Chris Ramirez

7:40 am CTIn rebuttal, Vance-Curzan criticizes defense's argumentDavid ClareyAfter defense attorney Anthony Cotton told the jury during June 5 closing arguments that Anderson's behavior on April 2 and 3 — going to work, not getting a haircut — showed he was not guilty, Assistant District Attorney Ian Vance-Curzan suggested those actions showed the opposite. "He thought was going to get away with it," he said.

3 weeks ago | jsonline.com | Chris Ramirez |David Clarey |Sophie Carson |Maia Pandey

7:00 am CTVideos help mold timeline of Anderson's movements on April 1 and 2, 2024Chris RamirezDuring afternoon testimony on June 3, Milwaukee police detective Rachel Smith was recalled to testify. Part of her role in the investigation was to retrieve video that would have shown activity at Anderson’s South 39th Street home on April 1 and early hours of April 2, 2024. Smith testified she collected several clips from neighbors’ Ring cameras and other surveillance equipment.

3 weeks ago | jsonline.com | Chris Ramirez |David Clarey |Drake Bentley |Maia Pandey |Hope Karnopp

7:00 am CTDay 5 wraps with footage of Robinson and Anderson at Duke’s on WaterMaia PandeyThe fifth day of testimony wrapped up with prosecutors reviewing footage of Robinson and Anderson at Duke’s on Water, following their date at the Twisted Fisherman. Robinson and Anderson arrived on Water Street around 6:30 p.m. in Robinson’s Honda Civic and then walked to Duke’s on Water, Milwaukee police detective Jake Puschnig testified.

1 month ago | jsonline.com | Chris Ramirez

A judge's role in any trial is to make sure the proceedings are fair and that lawyers stay on topic and aren't grandstanding in front of a jury. Circuit Court Judge Laura Crivello will be the one officiating Maxwell Anderson's homicide trial. What is Laura Crivello's legal background? Education: Crivello attended University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee for her undergraduate degree and went to law school at Marquette University Law School and graduated in 1993.