Maddie McCann case: Julia, who claimed to be the missing little girl, reveals the result of a DNA test

While it was claimed that young Madeleine McCann said “Maddy” disappeared in 2007, Julia Faustina has just revealed the result of a DNA test she took to prove her identity.

The end of the suspense. Julia Faustina (also called Wendel), the German who claimed to be the young Madeleine McCann who disappeared in 2007 in Praia da Luz, Portugal, has revealed the result of a DNA test that was carried out to verify her identity.

Finally, the young woman is not the little girl who disappeared sixteen years ago. In fact, according to his advisor, a woman named Via Johansson, “Julia is 100% Polish”.

A DNA test showed that the young woman, “from Poland, of Lithuanian and Romanian origin”, identified the one who describes herself as a medium and who contacted Julia Faustina several weeks ago.

At least Julia moved the McCann detectives.

Briefed on the results of the test, Via Johansson indicated that the research she conducted from her protégé to understand who she was was not useless. At least Julia got the detectives moving on the McCann case. […] She made things happen,” her counselor explained.

in a post on his site Instagram accountVia Johansson explained that Julia “truely believed she was Maddie McCann and had a lot of questions about her childhood”, in particular echoing the countless threats the girl received accusing her of trying to talk about her.

For her part, Julia announced that she did not want to meet her Polish biological family, nor to have any contact with them.