Steven Ray Agan was 23 when he was abducted in Terre Haute, Indiana, on December 19, 1982. His body was found nine days later, on December 28, in a wooded area near Indiana State Road 63 just north of Newport. The coroner described extensive mutilation to Agan’s abdomen, chest, and throat and noted signs consistent with violent suspension against an outbuilding wall where traces of human flesh were found.

The case was later tied to Larry Eyler, who confessed to Agan’s murder while on death row and implicated an accomplice, Indiana State University professor Robert David Little. Little was arrested and tried in Terre Haute but was acquitted on April 17, 1991, after the prosecution could not produce physical evidence to corroborate Eyler’s allegation. Eyler died in custody in 1994 of AIDS-related complications.

Does anyone have information about Agan’s last known movements in Terre Haute or recall the abandoned farm and outbuilding where investigators found evidence?