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Robin Schuurman, 48, was last seen on February 3, 2008, on Lummi Island, Washington. Schuurman disappeared under unclear circumstances, and his case remains unsolved. Details about his disappearance are limited, and there has been little new information reported since that time. The Washington State Patrol and local law enforcement have been involved in efforts to gather clues, but no significant breakthroughs have emerged. His case is listed among many missing person cases that continue to baff ...Read More
Last Seen: Feb 03, 2008

Victim Details

Mar 12, 2024

Jun 24, 2024

Robin

Schuurman

64

48

72 inches

150 lbs

White / Caucasian

Male

In the small, tight-knit community of Lummi Island, Washington, the disappearance of 48-year-old Robin Schuurman in early 2008 left a void filled with unanswered questions. The story of his vanishing began to unfold after he was last seen on February 3, 2008. The day prior, following an argument with his wife, Robin left their home, leaving behind his wallet, credit cards, driver's license, and cell phone. At 6 feet tall and 150 pounds, with brown hair and hazel eyes, Robin was a familiar face in his community. He was reportedly wearing a black turtleneck and brown insulated coveralls at the time he went missing. The circumstances surrounding his disappearance would soon grow more complex and concerning for his loved ones and investigators. The mystery deepened when Robin's 24-foot Bayliner cabin cruiser was discovered washed ashore and unattended on the west side of Lummi Island. An initial inspection of the vessel only added to the perplexing situation. The boat had a half tank of fuel, and its battery held enough power to operate the stern drive, suggesting it had not simply run out of gas or power. A particularly unsettling discovery was a concrete pier block with a galvanized saddle found on the boat's deck. Investigators learned that Robin had purchased two such blocks on the morning of February 2nd, the day before his boat was found. Adding another layer to the puzzle, Robin's GMC truck was later located at the Birch Bay Village Marina, left unlocked with the key still in the ignition. Despite a thorough search of the boat and truck, authorities from the Whatcom County Sheriff's Office found no signs of foul play, no note, and no evidence that could offer a clear explanation for Robin's sudden disappearance. The series of events created a troubling timeline that has left family and friends searching for answers for years. The argument, the abandoned but functional boat, the truck left with the key in the ignition, and the ominous presence of the concrete block paint a picture of a man who vanished under deeply disturbing circumstances. The case of Robin Schuurman remains an unsolved and painful mystery for the Lummi Island community, a story marked by a collection of strange clues that lead to no certain conclusion.

Feb 03, 2008

Lummi Island

Washington

Whatcom County

No

138352

Whatcom County Sheriff's Office

Bellingham

Washington

Whatcom County

98225

Samantha Robinson

Detective

311 Grand Avenue, Washington

3607786600

County

Law Enforcement

2008A02411

2008-02-03

Whatcom County Sheriff's Office

477

Blond/Strawberry

Hazel

Hazel

06/14/2026


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