
This episode of Unsolved Mysteries covers the mysterious disappearance of businessman Gary Simmons, the murders of two models linked to a photographer, a triple shooting at a convenience store, and a haunted farmhouse lawsuit.
The first segment discusses Gary Simmons, who vanished after meeting Tom Dixon to purchase a horse for $30,000. Simmons' remains were discovered nearly 20 years later, leading to questions about foul play and a potential bogus horse deal.
Next, the episode examines the cases of two models, Kimberly Pandy Leos and Linda Soic, both found dead in the Angeles National Forest. Investigators suspect a connection to photographer Charles Rathburn, who was later convicted of Linda's murder.
The third story details a triple shooting at a convenience store in Sacramento, where the killer, Eric Ry Leonard, was arrested after a series of cold-blooded murders that left multiple victims dead.
Finally, the episode features a couple suing former owners of a farmhouse they claim is haunted. The court ultimately ruled against them, stating the occurrences were likely not supernatural.
This episode covers a businessman’s disappearance, model murders, a triple shooting, and a haunted farmhouse lawsuit.

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