M
onique Baugh, 28, was abducted and murdered on New Year’s Eve 2019 after a fake home‑viewing in Maple Grove, Minnesota. Wiggins, Segura, Berry and Davis lured her to the house, then seized her, loaded her into a U‑Haul, and shot her. Her hands were duct‑taped and she was later found dead in an alley. The attackers also drove the U‑Haul to Baugh’s boyfriend’s home, where they shot him; the boyfriend survived and identified Wiggins as a suspect.

    Wiggins was convicted in 2021 of first‑degree murder and other charges. In 2024 the Minnesota Supreme Court overturned that conviction because of incorrect jury instructions, and he is now seeking a third trial. Segura pleaded guilty in 2024 to kidnapping with intent to cause great bodily harm and received a 240‑month sentence. Berry and Davis were convicted in 2021 of aiding and abetting first‑degree premeditated murder, attempted murder, kidnapping and murder while committing kidnapping; both were sentenced to life without parole.

    The case, covered by CBS News, KARE 11, and FOX 9, highlights a coordinated plot that began with a staged property showing and ended in a brutal murder and an attempted assault on Baugh’s boyfriend. Wiggins’ legal team filed a motion for retrial on the day he was to be sentenced, reflecting the ongoing legal battles surrounding the case.