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Leslie Allen, 45 years old, and her three youngest children with the last name Anderson, Rachel

13, Cameron 12, and Kyle 9, all lived in Fulton, Mississippi with a new man in her life.

On April 11, 2000, Leslie's former in-laws noticed they could not reach her or the children.

The new boyfriend said they took off with a truck driver.

They were never seen again.

I'm a dancer, and this is Unfound.

Parents disappearing at the same time as their children is certainly a specific type of

case worthy of coverage and examination.

Common enough to be statistically notable.

What I'm saying is these situations are not one-offs, like we might think of Dale

Kirstetter's disappearance, for example, yet within this specific type can occur a variety

of different scenarios.

Parents take children and goes off to start new lives with new identities.

Parent kills children and takes off on his or her own getting a new identity.

And finally, parent commits a murder suicide where none of them are ever found.

Likewise in these incidents, we can't rule out the other parent or significant other

as a viable suspect.

The problem we have at Unfound is that despite this type being common, we really haven't

delved into it that much.

And the two examples we have, the disappearances of Dub and Chance Wackerhagen and the case

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