Overview
- A Hennepin County jury found Wiggins guilty on four counts, including aiding and abetting first-degree premeditated murder, attempted murder, and kidnapping.
- Sentencing is set for Nov. 13, and prosecutors say he will receive life in prison without the possibility of parole.
- Wiggins’ 2022 conviction was overturned when the state’s high court ruled the trial judge misstated the law to jurors.
- Court records say a fake Maple Grove home showing arranged by codefendant Elsa Segura led to Baugh’s abduction into a U-Haul before she was shot and killed, and her boyfriend was also shot.
- Two other men, Cedric Berry and Berry Davis, are serving life without parole, and Segura pleaded guilty to kidnapping in 2024 and received a 20-year sentence.