Investigators return to Maxwell Anderson's house for follow-up search, as Sade Robinson's supporters continue to demonstrate

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- There are new developments in the ongoing investigation into the murder of 19-year-old Sade Robinson.

On Tuesday, April 16, investigators returned to suspect Maxwell Anderson's home to look for clues in the case. At the same time, Sade's supporters continued holding demonstrations in her honor.

Supporters first gathered outside Anderson's home before eventually going to where she worked.

The group consisted of a few family members and a few friends, but the majority were strangers who did not know Sade but still wanted to honor her and support her family.

They started at Maxwell Anderson's house Tuesday afternoon.

That house looked much different from the night before, when there was an overwhelming display of support during a "pink out". They filled Anderson's yard and covered his home with balloons, posters, and messages supporting Sade.

But at some point overnight, someone removed most of those decorations. So Sade's supporters returned Tuesday.

Police tape and stationed officers kept them off the property this time, but they replaced many of the items on the sidewalk, trees, and the street itself.

When the group started impacting traffic and causing backups, police cruisers blocked off each end of the block to prevent cars from driving past the house.

Meanwhile, a flurry of activity was going on inside the house.

The Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office confirmed investigators were back, quietly conducting a follow-up search.

With little attention, they blocked off the rear alley and entered the home through the back entrance.

They drew the blinds in Anderson's upstairs apartment and put up black plastic to block out the downstairs picture window.

Still, many of Sade's supporters noticed the activity and went through the backyards to look.

When rain started to fall in the early evening, they packed up and headed out to the Pizza Shuttle on Farwell, where Sade Robinson worked.

Strong winds kept them from staying long, but they left a mark: more messages of support and pledges for justice.

We asked the sheriff's office if they are looking specifically for missing body parts or forensic evidence. A spokesperson declined to give specifics, but said the investigative team continues to search for any and all evidence.