Lynne Schulze was an 18-year-old freshman at Middlebury College who was last seen on December 10, 1971, in Middlebury, Vermont. She intended to return to her dorm to retrieve a favorite pen before a final exam but never made it to the exam. Her last confirmed sighting that afternoon was on Court Street near a health food store called All the Good Things.

Lynne left behind personal items including her wallet and identification and had only about $30 in cash. Friends and family said she had talked about starting a new life but had registered for spring classes and did not appear distressed enough to disappear voluntarily. Early suggestions that she may have been hitchhiking were later discredited, and the disappearance is treated as suspicious.

In 2015 a possible link was noted because real estate heir Robert Durst owned the health food store she had visited, but no conclusive evidence has connected him to the case. Her family continues to seek closure and hopes for new leads. If anyone knew Lynne, saw her on December 10, 1971, or has information about that day, please come forward.