Richard Robert Drouin, Jr. was 38 when he was last known to be in Bath, Maine, on October 27, 2006. He was boating with two others near the old Carlton Bridge when the boat struck metal cables and capsized; the two passengers were rescued but Richard disappeared in the water. The case is listed in NamUs as MP55198 and was reported to the Maine Marine Patrol the day of the accident.

He is described as a White male with brown, short curly or wavy hair and sideburns, hazel eyes, about 6 feet 5 inches to 6 feet 6 inches tall and 200 to 210 pounds. Clothing noted that day included black Carhartt double-knee pants, a green shirt with a North Atlantic Scaffold logo, a dark blue Carhartt sweatshirt and a dark green fleece vest. Identifying marks include a two-inch scar on the right side of his neck, a scar on the left abdomen from a mole removal, a scar on the left side of the back of his neck, and a large mole near the left shoulder blade.

Does anyone have information about that day on the Kennebec-area waters or recall seeing Richard before the October 27, 2006 outing?