A mother and her two children, who are missing, are believed to have been forced into joining a religious cult.

A family has found itself at the center of a concerning situation as Martha Unger and her two young daughters, Haylie Faith Unger and Madilynn Grace Unger, have mysteriously disappeared. The trio was last seen on June 28, leaving their rural home in Haskell County. It has been reported that they may have been coerced into traveling to a religious rehab facility, and authorities are calling on the public to help locate them.

According to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation, Martha and her daughters were reported missing shortly before 7pm on Friday. The bureau believes that they may have been influenced by a couple, identified as Corney and Elizabeth Klaasen, to make the trip to Mexico. The Klaasens, who are in their 50s, are suspected to be driving a black and white Chevy Blazer with a Mexico tag. Corney is described as a clean-shaven, 6-foot-2 man weighing around 200 pounds, wearing a button-up shirt and jeans. No information has been provided for Elizabeth.

Martha is described as a 23-year-old woman, standing at 5-foot-6 and weighing about 120 pounds. She has brown hair and green eyes, while her daughters both have blonde hair and blue eyes. Martha was last seen driving a 2015 white Ford Explorer with a Kansas tag, 301RJY. The authorities have released a photo of Martha with her hair pulled back, wearing a plaid shirt. The girls are also pictured sitting in a grassy field with livestock in the background.

The bureau has reached out to the public for assistance in locating the missing family. They have expressed concern for their well-being and are urging anyone with information to come forward. The KBI has also shared a picture of the Klaasens, who were seen sitting next to each other on an airplane. Corney was wearing a plaid button-down shirt, while Elizabeth had on a gray shirt and both were wearing glasses.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Martha and her daughters or the Klaasens is asked to contact the Haskell County Sheriff's Office. The bureau has also advised individuals to call 911 immediately if they spot the subjects or the vehicles connected to this case. According to the KBI, there are currently 420 adults and 263 missing individuals in the state, making this a pressing matter that requires the cooperation of the public. Let's all work together to bring this family home safely.

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