Darryl Wiggins II, 33, vanished from his Northeast Baltimore home on September 2, 2022, after a day that should have brought relief. He had just won a court ruling affirming his right to stay in the rented house on the 600 block of Wyanoake Avenue after a dispute with his landlord over removed belongings and changed locks. Wiggins planned to replace the front door with a friend that evening, but when the friend later tried to reach him he did not answer.

Wiggins was close to his family and spoke daily with his mother, Diana Baines; their last recorded conversation was at 10:27 a.m. on the day he disappeared. His phone was turned off that day, there was no social media activity, and he never read texts sent afterward. He was in the process of starting a moving business and was described by family as exceptionally family-oriented and generous.

The Baltimore Police Department has a missing person report and the case remains open. The family has held anniversary vigils and continues to press for answers. If anyone knew Darryl, his routines, associates, or saw him in Northeast Baltimore around September 2, 2022, please come forward with information.