Jeffrey Hall was 32 when he disappeared from Schoodic Lake in Piscataquis County, Maine, on September 30, 1989. Described as White, with black hair and brown eyes, he stood about 5 feet 9 inches to 5 feet 10 inches and weighed roughly 180 to 190 pounds. A distinctive feature noted in the file is that the fourth finger on his right hand had been partly severed in a childhood accident.

Jeffrey went fishing that day with his friend Glenn Patterson. They did not return that night. The next day their boat was found on the lake—reports describe it as partially submerged or overturned—and other items were recovered, but Jeffrey and Glenn were missing. Divers and wardens searched for several days, but cold temperatures and the lake freezing hampered recovery; public information does not describe any confirmed recovery or evidence that Jeffrey left the area voluntarily.

Jeffrey’s case is listed in NamUs as MP54352 and is being handled by the Maine Warden Service. If anyone knew Jeffrey, Glenn, or saw activity on Schoodic Lake around September 30, 1989, please share what can help bring answers.