Paul Arthur Lutteur was 66 years old when he was reported missing from Duxbury, Vermont, on October 29, 2019. Public case listings identify him as a White/Caucasian male, about 5 feet 10 inches tall and approximately 190 pounds, with a bald head and brown eyes. His case is listed in NamUs as MP61377, with Duxbury, Vermont, as the place of last contact.
According to publicly available case information, Paul was last seen at his residence by his wife at about 1:30 p.m.
on October 29, 2019, when she left the home. When she returned at about 3:30 p.m., Paul was gone. The short window of time and the setting of the disappearance make the circumstances especially painful for those who know and love him, because he appears to have vanished from home during an ordinary afternoon.
One of the most concerning details reported in the case is that Paul’s personal items were left behind. Public summaries state that his wedding band, financial materials, and all forms of identification remained at the residence. Leaving behind items so closely tied to daily life and personal identity has made the disappearance stand out as deeply troubling, especially because no public source reviewed described a clear destination, confirmed sighting, or explanation for where he went after leaving the home.
Paul is also noted as having a distinctive physical feature: he is missing part of his right pinky finger. That detail, along with his height, weight, bald head, and brown eyes, has been included in public missing-person summaries to help with identification. The available public information does not list clothing or transportation details, which means the known identifying information is limited and makes any credible tip or recollection from that day potentially important.
The investigating agency listed for the case is the Vermont State Police - Berlin, and public listings associate the case with agency case number 19A305234. NamUs continues to maintain a published missing-person case page for Paul Arthur Lutteur, and other public case pages continue to describe him as missing. The provided case data does not indicate a resolution status of Alive or Deceased, and the online sources reviewed did not provide information showing that he has been found.
As of the available public information, Paul’s disappearance remains a case marked by unanswered questions: a husband last seen at home, a two-hour window, essential belongings left behind, and no publicly reported resolution. For his family, the absence of clear answers means the loss is not only about not knowing where Paul is, but also about carrying years of uncertainty. His case remains one where compassion, careful attention to details, and any new information from the public could matter.Last Seen: Oct 29, 2019
