Kelly Drew was 19 and from Fort Atkinson when she and her boyfriend, Timothy Hack, disappeared after leaving a wedding reception at the Concord House in Jefferson County on the night of August 9, 1980. Their car was found locked at the dance hall the next morning with Hack’s wallet inside. Five days later searchers found Drew’s shredded pants, underwear and bra along a road about three miles from the Concord House.

Seventy-six days after the reception, badly decomposed remains were located in a rural area near Ixonia. Drew’s body was found in woods and Hack’s remains were recovered nearby the following day. Medical examination indicated Drew had apparently been restrained and strangled and Hack had injuries consistent with stabbing.

Investigators interviewed Edward Wayne Edwards in 1980 because he had worked at the Concord House and witnesses recalled him having a bloody nose that weekend; he left Wisconsin abruptly that September. Decades later semen on Drew’s pants yielded a DNA profile that matched Edwards. He was arrested in 2009, later pleaded guilty, and in 2010 received two life terms for the killings.

If anyone knew Kelly, Timothy, or their movements that night, or has information about the Concord House in August 1980, please share what is known.