Maxwell Anderson Pleads Not Guilty in Sade Robinson Murder Case

DNA evidence from suspect's home does not match victim, raising questions about the case.

Maxwell Anderson, accused of murdering Sade Robinson, pleaded not guilty to charges including first-degree intentional homicide and mutilating a corpse.
Blood found at Anderson's residence did not match Robinson's DNA, according to an amended criminal complaint.
Robinson, a college student, was last seen on April 1 and her remains were discovered on a beach and near her burnt car.
Anderson waived his right to a preliminary hearing and remains held on a $5 million bond.
The case has drawn significant attention, with ongoing investigations and public vigils for Robinson.