James Douglas Turnbull was 25 when he vanished from the MV Princess of Vancouver on April 18, 1966. He was last seen while the ferry was in Howe Sound near Bowen Island during a Nanaimo to Vancouver crossing. His disappearance occurred on a routine voyage and no trace of him, his belongings, or witnesses to what happened have been reported.

Turnbull was described as a Caucasian male, 69 inches tall, about 168 pounds, with brown hair. He was believed to be wearing blue jeans, a dark-colored shirt and sweater, black working boots, a Timex watch with a leather strap and a black diamond ring. He had a scar on the inside of his left wrist and another on the back of his neck.

The Bowen Island detachment of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police took the case, which remains open. Does anyone have information about James Turnbull or his family that could help fill the gaps in this case?