Roger P. Dupuis was 39 when he disappeared from Biddeford, Maine, with last known contact in early December 1995; NamUs lists his date of last contact as December 4, 1995. A friend reportedly last saw him on December 3, 1995.

The few reported movements put him locally: he was believed to have bought a pint at Bob’s Exxon and then purchased a month-long tanning-salon membership. He was known to spend time near the Saco River’s edge and to use the bridge between Biddeford and Saco, a detail that places him in areas near water on a route he frequented. He reportedly suffered from alcoholism, which has been noted as a relevant circumstance in considering where he might have gone.

At the time of his disappearance he may have been wearing blue jeans, an extra-large Mexican blanket jacket, and tan work boots. He was associated with jewelry described as a black horn on a gold chain, a silver arrowhead on black rawhide, and a silver-and-black eagle on black rawhide. Identifying marks include old rib fractures, psoriasis, and a scar on his forehead. The Biddeford Police Department is listed as the investigating agency and the case is NamUs MP36368.

Did anyone in Biddeford or Saco in December 1995 see Roger near the river or the bridge, or remember those items of clothing or jewelry?