Man receives 103-year sentence for St. Paul quadruple murder and body dumping.
Antoine Darnique Suggs has been sentenced to over 100 years in prison for shooting and killing four people in St. Paul before leaving them in an SUV ditched in a western Wisconsin cornfield in 2021. Suggs was found guilty on all four counts of second-degree intentional murder after a two-week jury trial earlier this year. Ramsey County Judge JaPaul Harris sentenced Suggs to more than 25 years on each count, totaling more than 103 years. Suggs maintained he acted in self-defense, but the judge said he showed no remorse or sympathy and, instead, “cast blame on others.” Darren Osborne, who aided Suggs, was sentenced to five years in prison.
