Family's Desperate Search: Milwaukee's 19-Year-Old Sade Carleena Robinson Missing, Human Remains Found

A human remains was found by authorities in Milwaukee, allegedly suspecting it is of the missing teen, Sade Carleena Robinson.

Amid mounting concerns about a missing 19-year-old, unidentified remains were discovered consecutively over the weekend in the 3000 block of West Galena Street.

A significant police presence was observed on Sunday, April 7, near 31st and Walnut in Milwaukee, with authorities confirming on Monday, April 8, the discovery of unidentified human remains in that vicinity.

After the detection of a human body part on Friday and subsequent findings of unidentified human remains on Saturday in a neighborhood on Milwaukee's near west side, investigators from the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office, working alongside the Milwaukee Police Department (MPD), were called to the scene at 30th and Lisbon late Friday night.

The discovery, made around 10 p.m., prompted immediate action, although authorities have not disclosed specific details about the nature and exact location of the body part.

Human Remains Found Allegedly Suspecting the Missing Teen

Concurrently, law enforcement agencies are actively conducting an investigation in the vicinity, aligning efforts with neighboring law enforcement entities. However, crucial details regarding the identity of the remains, particularly whether they belong to a woman, remain undisclosed as the investigation unfolds.

The location of the remains' discovery is approximately 2½ miles west of where Sade Carleena Robinson, a 19-year-old categorized as a "critically missing person," was last seen. Robinson's last known sighting was on April 1 in the vicinity of 1800 N. Commerce Street.

Descriptions of Robinson note her as 5 feet tall, 135 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes, wearing a black coat, a white hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans, and white shoes at the time of her disappearance. Authorities have not divulged further information regarding the circumstances surrounding her vanishing.

In a separate incident nearby in Cudahy, approximately 10 miles southeast of the Galena site, law enforcement responded to reports of a severed leg found near Lake Michigan in Warnimont Park last week. The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office has designated this discovery as a homicide investigation.

Subsequently, a search warrant was executed, leading sheriff's deputies to a residence on the south side of Milwaukee on Thursday.

A "person of interest" was apprehended for questioning; however, it remains uncertain whether this development is linked to the discovery of human remains in the Galena area.

Family's Search for Missing Teen

On Saturday around 6:15 p.m., law enforcement personnel commenced securing the park with crime scene tape, an area previously assembled by police late Friday night, as reported by neighbors.

The medical examiner's presence was noted approximately an hour later, at 7:15 p.m., attributed to the discovery of human remains, according to police statements.

The discovery of a blanket bearing the image of a missing woman's face, found by relatives in a wooded area near the park on Saturday, raised immediate concern.

The woman in question, 19-year-old Sade Robinson, was last seen in the Brewers Hill neighborhood on April 1. This unusual discovery prompted swift action from her family, alerting authorities to the potential significance of the find.

David Scarbrough, Robinson's uncle, disclosed that his niece's car had been found torched in the same neighborhood on Tuesday night, further deepening the mystery surrounding her disappearance.

Authorities have refrained from commenting on the possible linkage between the incidents observed on Friday night and Saturday, refraining from speculating on their connection to Robinson's disappearance.

Authorities are urging individuals with any information regarding the remains found on West Galena to contact the Milwaukee police at (414) 935-7360. Alternatively, individuals can opt to remain anonymous by reaching out to Crime Stoppers at (414) 224-TIPS.

The public's assistance has been sought in shedding light on the remains found on West Galena. Anyone with relevant information is urged to contact the Milwaukee police or Crime Stoppers to provide valuable insights into these unsettling discoveries.