A Kansas mom and her daughters, identified as Martha Unger, Madilynn Grace Unger, and Haylie Faith Unger, were suddenly reported missing from rural Haskell County in Texas.
Family Disappears Under Suspicious Circumstances
The disappearance of Martha Unger, 23, and her young daughters has left the community in shock. According to investigators, they were last seen just before 7 pm on June 28. Authorities believe that the family was coerced into leaving the country by a couple in their fifties.
Cops Focus on Elderly Couple
Corney and Elizabeth Klaasen are believed to be involved in the case. The KBI mentioned that the Klaasens may have taken the family to a religious rehab facility in Mexico. Corney is a 6-foot-2 man, approximately 200 pounds, often seen wearing jeans and a button-up shirt.
No official description of Elizabeth has been provided, except for a shared image showing her as a white woman with brown hair and glasses.
Authorities issue Endangered Persons Advisory
The authorities have issued an endangered persons advisory for Martha and her daughters. The family is driving a 2015 white Ford Explorer with a Kansas license plate reading “301RJY”.
Public’s Assistance Requested
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) urges everyone to help locate the missing family. If you see the subjects or vehicles connected to this endangered person’s advisory, call 911 immediately
, emphasized the KBI. Additionally, any information related to this case should be directed to the Haskell County Sheriff’s Office at 620-675-2289.
Speculations and Community Reactions
It remains unclear how Martha knew the Klaasens or the specifics of the religious rehabilitation facility they allegedly coerced her into traveling to. A relative expressed their concern on Facebook by stating: Praying Martha and the girls will be home soon.
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