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A vectorlike lepton could make up a tiny fraction of the dark matter. Itslarge Z-boson mediated direct detection cross section can compensate for thesmall relic abundance, giving rise to an interesting signal at futureexperiments---perhaps even the first one detected. We discuss how such ascenario might arise in the context of a simple non-thermal cosmology andinvestigate bounds from direct detection experiments and whether this scenariomight be probed at the LHC. Searches for disappearing tracks appear promising.

Vectorlike Leptons as the Tip of the Dark Matter Iceberg