Now the alleged Maddie McCann’s family has spoken out. Julia Faustyna (21) has been claiming for days that she is the British girl who disappeared years ago. She demands a DNA test to prove her right.
Now for the first time the 21-year-old’s family has spoken out. Julia Faustina, don’t be Maddie. “It is clear to us that Julia is our daughter, granddaughter, sister, niece, nephew and stepdaughter. We have memories, we have pictures,” the family said in a statement on the Missing Years Ago Facebook group.
In addition, her relatives reveal that the Pole is mentally ill. Countless therapies, drugs, psychologists and psychiatrists – Julia had access to everything. She was not left alone with her problems. We tried to explain to her why she belongs with us.” The request to stop was ignored.
Clinic helped
Faustyna went viral with her comparison posts to Maddie McCann. Within a few days, the Pole generated more than a million followers on Instagram. For the British police, however, it is clear: Maddie is dead and therefore they see no reason to agree to a DNA test. Previously, a Swiss company with facial recognition software managed to exclude almost 100 percent that the Pool was Maddie.
Her family suffers from all the hype: “We received threats at our address and asked Julia to stop.” At the age of 18, Faustyna left home. She has since refused treatment for her mental health problems. A renowned Polish clinic offered their help – without success.
Murder investigation against a German
Maddie McCann disappeared from her family’s home in a holiday resort on Portugal’s southern Algarve coast on May 3, 2007, just short of her fourth birthday, while her parents were eating at a restaurant. Despite a massive international search and numerous phone calls from her parents, the case was never cleared up. To this day, there is no trace of Maddie.
The public prosecutor’s office in Braunschweig announced in June 2020 that it was investigating the murder of German Christian B.* in the case. He had a criminal record for sexual offenses and regularly lived in the Algarve from 1995 to 2007. (approx.)
* Name known
Source: Blick
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