Milwaukee woman missing for three days, family pleads for help
Milwaukee police said Sade Carleena Robinson went missing April 1. Sade Carleena Robinson, a 19-year-old Milwaukee woman, has been missing for three days. Her family has pleaded for help in finding her after she went missing on April 1. Robinson was last seen at her home the following day. Her car was found burned two miles from her home. Her last text message from her was reportedly from a coworker who phoned police. Robinson, who was studying criminal justice at Milwaukee Area Technical College and was about to join the Air Force, was studying two jobs and about to graduate next month. Sheena Scarbrough, Robinson's mother, said she last saw her daughter on Easter Sunday at a family dinner. Robinson is currently considered critically missing and is expected to graduate in May 10th.
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LOOKING FOR ANSWERS. YEAH, THEY SAY THIS IS VERY UNLIKE HER. THEY’RE A VERY CLOSE KNIT FAMILY THAT’S ALWAYS KEEPING TABS ON EACH OTHER. ROBINSON’S MOTHER SAYS THAT SHE’S WORRIED SICK AND HEARTBROKEN. SO NOW WE SPENT EASTER SUNDAY WITH MY BABY. SUNDAY OVER HERE BY MY PARENTS, SHEENA SCARBOROUGH, RECALLING THE LAST TIME SHE SAW HER DAUGHTER, 19 YEAR OLD SADE. CARLINA ROBINSON. IT WAS LIKE, YOU KNOW, A NORMAL FAMILY VISIT, LIKE WE HAD A GOOD ENGAGEMENT. MILWAUKEE POLICE SAY SOMEONE LAST SAW SADE THE NEXT DAY, MONDAY, APRIL 1ST, AT HER HOME NEAR COMMERCE AND PLEASANT, SCARBOROUGH SAYS SHE LAST HEARD FROM HER DAUGHTER VIA TEXT MONDAY AFTERNOON. WE TALK EVERY DAY. WE’RE VERY CLOSE KNIT FAMILY, SCARBOROUGH SAYS AFTER SADE DIDN’T SHOW UP FOR WORK TUESDAY AT PIZZA SHUTTLE, A COWORKER CALLED MILWAUKEE POLICE AND ASKED THEM TO DO A WELFARE CHECK. POLICE DIDN’T FIND HER, BUT SCARBOROUGH SAYS DETECTIVES DID FIND HER DAUGHTER’S CAR BURNT NEAR 30TH AND LISBON. THAT’S ABOUT TWO MILES FROM HER HOME. WHAT DO YOU THINK HAPPENED TO HER? SOMEBODY HARMED OR HURT MY DAUGHTER? ROBINSON WAS STUDYING CRIMINAL JUSTICE AT MATC. HAD TWO JOBS AND WAS ABOUT TO JOIN THE AIR FORCE. FAMILY SAYS SHE WOULDN’T JUST GO OFF ON HER OWN. HER FAMILY IS BEGGING FOR HER SAFE RETURN. SHE’S SCHEDULED TO GRADUATE NEXT MONTH. HER BIRTHDAY’S MAY 10TH. QADI SHEENA, THAT’S MY BABY. JUST SO MUCH HEARTBREAK. THERE, EMILY. HER MOTHER SAYS THE LAST TEXT MESSAGE FROM HER DAUGHTER SEEMED UNUSUAL. OH, YEAH? HER MOM SAYS THAT SHE ASKED FOR MONEY, WHICH IS UNCHARACTERISTIC OF HER. MPD SAYS THAT SHE IS STILL CONSIDERING CRITICALLY MISSING, AND WE
Milwaukee woman missing for three days, family pleads for help The family of 19-year-old Sade Carleena Robinson is asking the public for help finding her, after she went missing Monday, April 1. Sheena Scarbrough, Robinson's mother, last saw her daughter on Easter Sunday at a family dinner."It was like a normal family visit. We had a good engagement," Scarbrough said. Milwaukee police said someone last saw Sade the next day, Monday, April 1, at her home near Commerce and Pleasant streets.Scarbrough said she last heard from her daughter via text Monday afternoon. Robinson asked her mother to send her $15, something Scarbrough said was very unusual, but that she was happy to do. Robinson was studying criminal justice at Milwaukee Area Technical College, had two jobs, and was about to join the Air Force. Scarbrough said she wouldn't just go off on her own and wouldn't go this long without contacting family and friends.Scarbrough is worried sick and heartbroken. "We talk every day. We're a very close-knit family," she said.According to family, after Robinson didn't show up for work Tuesday at Pizza Shuttle, a coworker called Milwaukee police and asked them to do a welfare check. Police didn't find her. But Scarborough said detectives did find her daughter's car burnt near 30th Street and Lisbon Avenue, about two miles from her home. Milwaukee police did not respond to questions about the alleged burnt car Thursday.Scarbrough believes someone that Robinson knew, hurt her."Somebody harmed or hurt my daughter," she said.Now, her family is begging for her safe return."She was scheduled to graduate next month. Her birthday is May 10. Sade Sheena, that's my baby," Scarbrough said.Police tell WISN 12 News Robinson is still considered critically missing. She is about 5 feet tall, 135 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. Robinson is possibly wearing a black coat, white-hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans and white shoes.Anyone with information is asked to call the Milwaukee Police Department, District 5, at 414-935-7252. The family of 19-year-old Sade Carleena Robinson is asking the public for help finding her, after she went missing Monday, April 1. Sheena Scarbrough, Robinson's mother, last saw her daughter on Easter Sunday at a family dinner. "It was like a normal family visit. We had a good engagement," Scarbrough said. Milwaukee police said someone last saw Sade the next day, Monday, April 1, at her home near Commerce and Pleasant streets. Scarbrough said she last heard from her daughter via text Monday afternoon. Robinson asked her mother to send her $15, something Scarbrough said was very unusual, but that she was happy to do. Robinson was studying criminal justice at Milwaukee Area Technical College, had two jobs, and was about to join the Air Force. Scarbrough said she wouldn't just go off on her own and wouldn't go this long without contacting family and friends. "We talk every day. We're a very close-knit family," she said. According to family, after Robinson didn't show up for work Tuesday at Pizza Shuttle, a coworker called Milwaukee police and asked them to do a welfare check. But Scarborough said detectives did find her daughter's car burnt near 30th Street and Lisbon Avenue, about two miles from her home. Milwaukee police did not respond to questions about the alleged burnt car Thursday.
Scarbrough believes someone that Robinson knew, hurt her. "Somebody harmed or hurt my daughter," she said.
Now, her family is begging for her safe return. "She was scheduled to graduate next month. Her birthday is May 10. Sade Sheena, that's my baby," Scarbrough said.
Police tell WISN 12 News Robinson is still considered critically missing. She is about 5 feet tall, 135 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. Robinson is possibly wearing a black coat, white-hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans and white shoes. Anyone with information is asked to call the Milwaukee Police Department, District 5, at 414-935-7252.