It’s been nearly 14 years since Australian woman Jenenne-Ann Allen disappeared. She was 31, a nanny, living and working in London on a four-year ancestral visa.
But in 2003 her bimonthly calls to her family suddenly stopped, she became uncharacteristically absentminded, then in September that year she was seen for the last time, moving out of a friend’s home in South Croydon.
“[That friend] mentioned some things that made me think Jenenne may have been having some sort of breakdown,” the woman’s mother, Margaret Law told Marnie O’Neill of news.com.au.
“Sarah said she had been a bit scatty and had lost her passport and her phone. They seem like small things but they were so unlike Jenenne… really out of character.”
Each year passed without news. There were no calls, no sightings, neither police nor the Salvation Army could locate her.
But it seems she hadn’t, in fact, gone all that far.
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I wonder why she felt she had to become invisible and disappear....