Brenda Condon Case: TIP LINE
Updated June 2026
To the person who knows where Brenda Condon is:
More than three decades have passed since Brenda disappeared from Carl’s Bad Tavern near Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, in the early morning hours of February 27, 1991.
You may have convinced yourself that silence is the safest choice. You may have told yourself that too much time has passed, that no one still remembers, or that what happened that night is buried forever.
But Brenda has not been forgotten.
She was a daughter, a mother, a friend, and a woman with two children who were waiting for her. She had a life, responsibilities, plans, and people who loved her. Whatever happened that night, the greatest cruelty now is that her family still does not know where she is.
This is not about winning. This is not about judgment from strangers on the internet. This is about one final act of human decency.
Maybe what happened that night did not begin the way it ended.
Maybe there was an argument. Maybe panic took over. Maybe alcohol, fear, anger, or one terrible decision changed everything in a matter of moments.
Maybe you have spent years telling yourself that coming forward would only destroy more lives. But if you have carried this for over three decades, you already know silence has not made it go away.
If you know where Brenda was taken, where she was left, or where she can be found, it is time to tell someone.
You do not have to make a public confession. You do not have to explain every detail publicly. You do not have to face strangers online.
You can send an anonymous letter or email. You can contact police. Text 911 from a burner cell phone. You can reach out through a tip line. You can tell a pastor, attorney, counselor, trusted friend, or someone who will make sure the information gets to the right place.
If you are older now, if your health has changed, if the people around you have passed on, or if this secret has followed you longer than you ever imagined, please understand this:
You still have time to do one decent thing.
You cannot change what happened in 1991. But you can change what happens next.
Please do not let Brenda remain hidden.
Her children deserved answers then. Her family deserves answers now. And Brenda deserves to be found.
After all these years, the question is no longer whether people remember.
They do.
The question is whether you will finally allow them to bring Brenda home.
More than three decades have passed since Brenda disappeared from Carl’s Bad Tavern near Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, in the early morning hours of February 27, 1991.
You may have convinced yourself that silence is the safest choice. You may have told yourself that too much time has passed, that no one still remembers, or that what happened that night is buried forever.
But Brenda has not been forgotten.
She was a daughter, a mother, a friend, and a woman with two children who were waiting for her. She had a life, responsibilities, plans, and people who loved her. Whatever happened that night, the greatest cruelty now is that her family still does not know where she is.
This is not about winning. This is not about judgment from strangers on the internet. This is about one final act of human decency.
Maybe what happened that night did not begin the way it ended.
Maybe there was an argument. Maybe panic took over. Maybe alcohol, fear, anger, or one terrible decision changed everything in a matter of moments.
Maybe you have spent years telling yourself that coming forward would only destroy more lives. But if you have carried this for over three decades, you already know silence has not made it go away.
If you know where Brenda was taken, where she was left, or where she can be found, it is time to tell someone.
You do not have to make a public confession. You do not have to explain every detail publicly. You do not have to face strangers online.
You can send an anonymous letter or email. You can contact police. Text 911 from a burner cell phone. You can reach out through a tip line. You can tell a pastor, attorney, counselor, trusted friend, or someone who will make sure the information gets to the right place.
If you are older now, if your health has changed, if the people around you have passed on, or if this secret has followed you longer than you ever imagined, please understand this:
You still have time to do one decent thing.
You cannot change what happened in 1991. But you can change what happens next.
Please do not let Brenda remain hidden.
Her children deserved answers then. Her family deserves answers now. And Brenda deserves to be found.
After all these years, the question is no longer whether people remember.
They do.
The question is whether you will finally allow them to bring Brenda home.
SUBMIT A TIP:
If you have ANY information that may help solve Brenda's disappearance please contact one of the following agencies:
Pennsylvania Crime Stoppers: PSP Tips
Brenda Condon has been missing since 1991. Someone knows what happened to her! If you have information about this unsolved disappearance, PSP Tips will pay you for information. Submit a tip today by calling: 1-800-4PA-TIPS (1-800-472-8477)
or online by clicking HERE*
*All submissions may remain anonymous and you could be eligible for a cash reward!
Pennsylvania State Police- Rockview
330 Penn Tech Drive
Bellefonte, PA 16823
(814) 355-7545
CRIMEWATCH
https://crimewatch.net/us/pa/311/submit-tip
If you have any information, however small you might think it is, do the right thing and tell what you know:
Pennsylvania Crime Stoppers: PSP Tips
Brenda Condon has been missing since 1991. Someone knows what happened to her! If you have information about this unsolved disappearance, PSP Tips will pay you for information. Submit a tip today by calling: 1-800-4PA-TIPS (1-800-472-8477)
or online by clicking HERE*
*All submissions may remain anonymous and you could be eligible for a cash reward!
Pennsylvania State Police- Rockview
330 Penn Tech Drive
Bellefonte, PA 16823
(814) 355-7545
CRIMEWATCH
https://crimewatch.net/us/pa/311/submit-tip
If you have any information, however small you might think it is, do the right thing and tell what you know:
