ST. PAUL, Minn. — A man who shot and killed four people outside a St. Paul bar and dumped the bodies in Wisconsin was sentenced to 160 years in prison. Antoine Darnique Suggs is now 39. Judge JaPaul Harris issued the sentence, following a jury conviction in March on four counts of second-degree intentional murder. Meanwhile Suggs faces charges of corpse-hiding in Menomonie, Wisconsin. The bodies had been driven 60 miles and left in a vehicle in a cornfield, where they were discovered the next day. The shootings were outside the White Squirrel bar in St. Paul. The victims all were shot in the head. Suggs’ father Darren Osborn, was sentenced earlier to five years in prison for complicity. The father had driven Suggs back to Minnesota.
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Suggs. Victims’ families all asked the judge not to make the sentences concurrent.