Bridget Pearl Clodfelter, 27, disappeared in the early morning hours of Saturday, September 5, 1992, while walking from her apartment on Lake Park Drive in Smyrna, Georgia, to the Buckboard, a nearby country and western bar. She left between 12:30 a.m. and 1:00 a.m. for the roughly one-mile walk and never arrived. Bridget was wearing white jeans, a black top, and black snakeskin cowboy boots.

At the time she went missing she was described as a white female with bleached blonde hair and blue eyes, about 5 feet 3 inches and 110 pounds, with a four-inch surgical scar on her abdomen. The likely route north on Lake Park Drive then east on Windy Hill Road passed through heavily wooded areas. Investigators have classified her as an endangered missing person and have long suspected foul play.

Over the years her case has remained unsolved. A theory has suggested a possible link to convicted kidnapper and suspected serial killer Larry DeWayne Hall, who was known to attend Civil War reenactments and may have been near the area, but no definitive evidence has tied him or anyone else to Bridget’s disappearance.

Anyone with information about Bridget, her last walk, or that stretch of Lake Park Drive and Windy Hill Road is asked to come forward.