One of the men charged in connection to the quadruple homicide in St. Paul told investigators his son told him he “snapped” and “shot a couple people.”
Antoine Suggs is facing four murder charges accused of fatally shooting four Twin Cities residents and leaving them in an abandoned SUV in a rural western Wisconsin cornfield.
Using cell phone tracking data and surveillance video, the criminal complaint states that Suggs met one of the victims in the early morning hours of Sept. 12 at a bar in St. Paul. Investigators believe Suggs shot the four victims between 3:30 and 3:48 a.m.
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The complaint states that surveillance video at a St. Paul gas station shows one of the victims slumped over in the front passenger seat of the SUV, which investigators say is how she was found.Suggs was identified on gas station surveillance video because he was not wearing a mask.
Suggs’ bloody Arizona drivers’ license was found in the SUV. Suggs’ father, Darren Osborne, is also facing charges.
Suggs is awaiting extradition back to Minnesota from Arizona.
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