Robin D. Shaffer, a 43-year-old lifelong resident of Quakertown, Pennsylvania, was shot and killed on the morning of June 15, 2005. The Bucks County Coroner ruled her death a homicide from a single gunshot wound to the neck. She was the daughter of Kathryn Stecker and the late Robert Stecker and is survived by her mother, two daughters Tiffany Baer and Tonia Shaffer, and other family members. Robin loved horses and belonged to the Haycock Riding Club.

The shooting occurred at the Quakertown West Apartments and involved her estranged husband, Jeffrey Ogle, who reportedly shot Robin, then fled. A multi-agency manhunt with SWAT teams and state police helicopters ended when Ogle was spotted in a wooded area and died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound; his death was ruled a suicide. Reports say Robin and Ogle had recently reconciled, but Robin had moved into an apartment with another man days earlier, which allegedly enraged Ogle.

Anyone who knew Robin or who has information about the events surrounding June 15, 2005, is asked to come forward.