Maddie’s case: Julia’s family, who claims to be the missing girl, react for the first time
Madeleine McCann, the British girl disappeared while staying at a hotel in Portugal on May 3, 2007 just days before her fourth birthday. Over the past week, a young German man living in Poland has claimed to be a materialist. Faced with the media frenzy his remarks sparked, his family decided to fight back.
She requests a DNA test, and publishes pictures of physical characteristics that are supposed to prove that she is Maddie McCann, a British girl who disappeared in Portugal in 2007. She has been asking for weeks that investigators study this trail and she wants to undergo a DNA test. This young German woman, named Julia, shared this conviction on social networks, sparking excitement around her case.
Heading an Instagram account titled IamMadeleineMcCann, which now has more than a million followers, the 21-year-old claims to have a few childhood memories, and explains that she was unable to obtain a birth certificate from his parents.
On Wednesday, February 22, Julia’s family responded through a press release published by a Polish association working to support relatives of missing persons. In a text, it was distributed privately on the association’s Facebook page and spotted by our colleagues from North VoiceThe family denied the girl’s recent comments.
“She always wanted to be famous”
Her loved ones wrote: “It is clear to us as a family that Julia is our daughter, granddaughter, sister, niece, cousin and daughter-in-law. We have memories, we have pictures.” They add that Julia has these photos, as well as her birth certificate. The family indicates that they have always supported the young woman, who is clearly at risk of health problems, as her family reports that they have accompanied her with several psychiatrists, psychiatrists, and therapies …
“We have always tried to help her get back on her feet. Julia has been of legal age for several years now, and she has moved away. She refuses treatment and does not take medication regularly., he notices his family, who also tacitly asserts that, for the young woman, this relationship is a means of projecting herself into the spotlight. “She’s always wanted to be famous. What’s happening now has given her a million followers.” The family says it is devastated by the current situation and stresses that “it is Clearly, Julia is not Maddie.”
The young woman’s relatives concluded by indicating their unwillingness to be interviewed and claiming that they had provided all necessary evidence in this case.
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