British police reject Polin’s DNA test

Maddie McCann has been missing for over 15 years. Recently, however, the child was in the news again – because of a woman from Poland who claims to be the missing Briton. Julia Faustyna (21) went viral with her posts – generating more than a million followers on Instagram in just a few days.

Meanwhile, the London police have also commented on the statements of the young woman. The authority sees no need to agree to a DNA test.

It is clear to them that Maddie is no longer alive. The investigators are convinced that the British woman was then kidnapped and murdered by Christian B.*. The German had a criminal record for sexual offenses and regularly lived in the Algarve from 1995 to 2007. Age doesn’t count either. If Maddie were still alive, she’d be 19 today.

Faustyna told the British newspaper “Dailystar” that she had a very difficult childhood. She reports on traumatic experiences and sexual abuse she experienced during this period. Her tormentor was German Christian B. At the same time, she claims that she barely remembers her childhood. Faustyna tried to prove she must be Maddie by comparing physical features.

Polin’s family doesn’t want a DNA test either

Despite the Polish young woman’s statements, the London Metropolitan Police have said there is not enough reason to believe the woman’s claims. Previously, a Swiss company with facial recognition software managed to exclude almost 100 percent that the Pool was Maddie.

Faustyna is now cared for and represented by one of the Americans, Fia Johansson, who describes herself as a psychologist and medium. She has told the Sun that she has already discovered murders and tracked down terrorists. Johansson further stated that he had a psychic vision that Maddie was alive.

She wants to solve the case as quickly as possible and does her best not to hurt the McCann family unnecessarily. According to Johansson, it would be best if Faustyna’s parents did a DNA test. According to her information, the Polish family has so far strictly refused.

In recent years, countless young women have falsely claimed to be Maddie. Another reason for London police to believe this is a different case. (A)

* Name known

Source: Blick