When employees arrived at Carl's Bad Tavern near Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, on February 27th, 1991, Brenda Condon's gray Mercury Capri was still sitting in the parking lot. Inside, the bar was unlocked, the lights were off, and the previous night's receipts had been put away. Brenda was nowhere to be found. Her black cowboy boots, however, were found neatly arranged in the men's restroom.
Brenda was 28 and had only been working at the tavern for about two weeks. She also operated a home cleaning business and had two children who lived with their father. The night she disappeared, she had been working alone at the small bar along State Route 550. Witnesses last saw her sometime between 12:45 and 1:15 a.m., apparently speaking with a man at the bar. Nothing else appeared to be out of place, and there was no indication that anything had been taken.
Investigators were particularly interested in three unidentified men who had visited the tavern that night. Police released composite sketches of all three, along with descriptions of their approximate ages, heights, and clothing, hoping someone would recognize them. One was described as wearing a bright blue down jacket, another a black leather coat, and the third a short dark jacket with a brown plaid shirt. Although the men were wanted for questioning, police did not publicly identify them as suspects, and their identities have never been established.
More than 35 years later, Pennsylvania State Police are still investigating Brenda's case. Those three men may have information about her final hours at the tavern, and investigators are still hoping someone who recognizes the sketches will come forward.
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