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