Paul Blanco was 45 when he was last known to have contact on February 24, 2007, during a snowmobile ride on Sebago Lake near Naples, Maine. Reports say he was riding with two other men and the group encountered open water on the lake; the other riders made it across but wardens believed Paul did not. His snowmobile was later found submerged about 700 feet from shore in roughly 7 feet of water, but public missing-person records and NamUs list him as missing and do not document a recovery of Paul himself.

Paul Blanco of Carlisle, Massachusetts, was described as about 5 feet 9 inches to 6 feet tall, 190 to 200 pounds, White with brown hair and brown eyes. An obituary published in the Boston Globe through Legacy called his death an accident and named his wife Janet R. Blanco, daughter Julia Claire Blanco, and stepchildren Bethany Lee and Timothy Lee. The case file centers on the sudden opening in the ice and the search efforts that recovered his snowmobile but did not produce Paul.

If anyone was on Sebago Lake that day or has information about the snowmobile ride on February 24, 2007, please share what is known.