STOWE TOWNSHIP, Pa. — It was two years ago when Katelynn Conrad’s family said she disappeared after getting a ride to her home in Stowe Township. Thursday, family and friends gathered on this anniversary with a simple message: bring her home.
Family and friends of Katelynn Conrad gathered outside of the Stowe Township Police Department on Thursday to keep the missing woman’s case top of mind.
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“If she was anywhere it’d be around here somewhere,” said Katelynn Conrad’s aunt, Ronda Nay.
Two years ago, the 32-year-old disappeared after getting a ride from Oakdale to her home in Stowe Township.
“She went missing from my sister’s in Oakdale and never came back,” Nay said.
Since then, her family says it’s been a nightmare trying to find out what happened to her.
“We’re getting nowhere. There’s no new leads coming in. Nothing’s new. It’s just hard not knowing…that’s hard for us and she has a son,” Nay added.
Her family is begging the public for answers.
James Noak is the father of Katelynn’s Son. Noak said, “We just want her back home for the sake of her son. Her son misses her. If anybody knows anything, just let us know. We just need information. We know somebody out there knows something.”
Stowe Township police are still investigating.
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