Sade Robinson's distraught father has opened up in a heartwrenching statement, after his daughter was tragically murdered.
The 19-year-old woman was allegedly killed by 33-year-old Maxwell Anderson, with the much older party supposedly taking her out for a date, earning her trust, and then committing the horrifying act in his home.
Since her disappearance, the innocent victim's body parts have harrowingly been discovered scattered across Milwaukee, with the suspect, who's professed his innocence, currently locked up and awaiting his trial on May 16.
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Sade's heartbroken dad, Carlos Robinson, has spoken publically for the first time, expressing his feelings on the devastating incident.
In an interview with Fox, he cried: "For a parent to have to deal with this type of trauma and tragedy is inconceivable. It’s almost like I wake up to live in a nightmare every day."
Like any parent in this scenario, Carlos is left with endless questions. He explained: "He’s definitely not my daughter’s type. I don’t know. I got so many questions I can’t answer. I want to know everything, but I don’t know if I can handle it. It's devastating."
Sade was last seen on April 1, seemingly enjoying a drink with the man who'd go on to commit the horrifying offence. The following day, her leg was discovered in Warnimont Park in Cudahy.
And Carlos couldn't believe it when his wife contacted him to tell him the saddening news. To make matters worse, the shattered father had to help with the police's DNA tests.
He revealed: "They came here to get my DNA to match up, because they said my DNA was stronger than her mom’s, so I was hoping that it wasn’t her what they found."
Sade's torched car was later found, with the young woman's body parts still being discovered across the area. The doting father has been rocked to his core, saying: "That little girl was my world; she changed my life. She was a beautiful, beautiful soul."
The dad, who lives in Florida, is unconditionally grateful to everyone who's gone above and beyond in their efforts to find Sade's remains. He hopes with their help, his daughter can be buried in the right way.
He said: "She’s out there, and I need to find her to be able to put her to rest properly." Carlos is currently organising a trip to Milwaukee to join the search himself. A memorial will be held for Sade on her birthday — May 10.