Crime Milwaukee Dismemberment Case Update: Killer Had Dexter-like Kill Room, per CI

[deadshot138]

Maxwell Anderson planned to kill, dismember Sade Robinson: informant

A "confidential informant" said Anderson told them about a plan to kill and dismember the young woman roughly one month before her death, according to newly obtained court filings.

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Something seems fishy to me here. A confidential informant, whose happened to work with detectives in the past, says he visited the suspects home a month prior to the killing and that the suspect gave in explicit detail his plan to kill and dismember this specific victim. The informant even claims the killer showed him the saws he'd be using and the basement lined floor to ceiling with plastic tarps where the killing would take place. Something tells me the informant got found with an ounce of cocaine and made this shit up. Wouldn't he be liable if he learned of the suspects plan and didn't tell police about it?

 

[nhbbear]

The informant could be complicit if the information was believed at the time it was divulged and they still chose to do nothing. Don’t quote me on that as fact. It has been a long time since I have learned anything like this-20 some years in the academy.

 

[nhbbear]

And this is fucked up. He showed this person his kill room and later specific plans to kill a specific person and they didn’t take it serious? Maybe this guy is innocent and the informant is the real killer-that’s how it would be in the movie version.

 

[deadshot138]

And this is fucked up. He showed this person his kill room and later specific plans to kill a specific person and they didn’t take it serious? Maybe this guy is innocent and the informant is the real killer-that’s how it would be in the movie version.

Maybe he was scared. Is word of mouth enough reasonable suspicion for a search warrant? Guy pleads down a conspiracy charge to something minor and gets out and kills the informant instead. This will be one to watch. The dudes dad is a millionaire and also they sold the house to pay for counsel so he's got a high powered attorney.

 

[nostradumbass]

I thought he met the chick on tinder. How did he know weeks in advance that he'd match and go out with her?

 

[plataoplombo]

Damn that's scary. There's this one guy around my neighborhood that gives me serial killer vibes. Every time I see him in the store I stay far far away, something just doesn't seem right with him.

 

[nhbbear]

Maybe he was scared. Is word of mouth enough reasonable suspicion for a search warrant? Guy pleads down a conspiracy charge to something minor and gets out and kills the informant instead. This will be one to watch. The dudes dad is a millionaire and also they sold the house to pay for counsel so he's got a high powered attorney.

It will be interesting. I want to know if the informant led police to the defendant or if they had him already