Philip Boyce Good, 29, was one of four men found shot to death on October 8, 1983, in a metal hangar used for ultralight airplanes on Bob Tate’s ranch about 5 miles northeast of Sherman, Texas. The other victims were Bob Tate, Jerry Brown, and Ronald Mayes, a former Sherman police officer. Good and two of the victims were discovered under carpet remnants inside the hangar; Mayes was found just inside the shed door.

An ultralight aircraft was missing from the hangar, and investigators reported no clear motive at the scene. The victims had each been shot multiple times, and authorities described the case as puzzling because nothing at the location pointed to an obvious reason for the killings. The missing ultralight remains a notable unsolved detail in the events of that night.

Did anyone in the Sherman area in 1983 have information about who was at the hangar that day or what happened to the ultralight?