Madeleine McCann: DNA test latest on woman claiming to be Madeleine McCann as Polish police give update
A DNA test involving Gerry or Kate McCann seems increasingly unlikely for Pole Julia Faustyna, who took to Instagram two weeks ago to claim she is her missing daughter Madeleine.
The 21-year-old has amassed over a million followers since her claim, which accompanied her with photographs comparing her facial features to those of Madeleine McCann, who disappeared in Portugal in 2007.
These included a patch on her right eye and a series of freckles and skin blemishes that she says resemble Maddie.
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Furthermore, looking back at her younger years, the Polish woman has come to the conclusion that her life made no sense, leading her to conclude that she was a victim of a kidnapping.
She captioned an Instagram post: “I don’t remember most of my childhood but my earliest memory is very strong and it is of vacations in a hot place where there is a beach and white or very bright gave light [coloured] building with [apartments].”
Last week, a source close to the McCanns suggested they were willing to take a DNA test to test the online claims, but that possibility has since gone cold.
The clairvoyant Dr. Fia Johansson, who represents Julia in the media, told 7NEWS in Australia that the young woman is definitely “not doing this for the public”.
She went on to tell them that everything they did [Julia] wants her own mother and father to do a DNA test on her. Her father allegedly refused.
Johansson told 7NEWS they will now go to court to seek a DNA testing order.
Numerous sources have cast doubt on the young woman’s story, including her own family and police in Poland.
Her family claimed she left her home with childhood photos and documentation, including her birth certificate, which she claimed she was unable to obtain in one of her Instagram videos.
Now the Polish police have also thrown cold water on their outlandish claims.
Pawel Noga from the Provincial Police Headquarters in Wrocław does not support her story, Gazeta said that the authorities have “ruled out” any possibility that Faustina’s story has any measure of validity.
The Pole’s social media uploads have drawn a mixed public reaction, with some people berating her online.
Subsequently, an angry Faustina deleted two of her accounts.
She posted the following statement on Instagram: “If you don’t like me, please unfollow me. I don’t want fans or followers. I closed my Facebook account and TikTok so people can’t make fun of me, OK? LEAVE ME ALONE.”
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