An Indiana dentist will construct a new office at the site of a former restaurant where four employees were abducted and later killed in 1978, the Indianapolis Star reported Dec. 29.
The property has been used for several other businesses since the unsolved killings took place, but they never stayed open for more than a couple of months. Discussions about redevelopment also never came to fruition, according to Speedway Town Council President Vince Noblet.
Da Dental Partners purchased the property for $350,000. Ashwani Sharma, DDS, will begin building his dental practice after the building is demolished in January.
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