Mother of slain Twin Cities real estate agent testifies she knew something was wrong

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The retrial of Lyndon Wiggins began with testimony focusing on his connection to Jon Mitchell-Momoh, the father of Monique Baugh's children. Wanda Williams Baugh recalled the chaotic aftermath of her daughter's murder, where she found a key on the floor while holding her granddaughters. She expressed her disapproval of Momoh's lifestyle, believing it contributed to the tragic events. Williams Baugh described her daughter as a hardworking mother who thrived in her career but kept parts of her life private. She emphasized the community's role in supporting her daughter and the children.

Emotional testimony unfolded as she reacted to evidence presented in court, including a photo of the key. Three accomplices have already been sentenced, including Wiggins' girlfriend, who pleaded guilty to kidnapping. The proceedings highlight the ongoing impact of this crime on the victims’ families and the community.

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