Julia Faustyna admits she is not Madeleine McCann

Julia Faustyna, a young German of Polish origin who claimed to be Madeleine McCann, the British girl who disappeared in Praia da Luz (Portugal) in 2007. admitted this Saturday that he is not a minorbut insists that she was abducted at some point in her life and that it could also be the person abducted in her childhood and given a false identity.

In Instagram directly to the channel of his medium Fia JohanssonFaustyna completely changed her version of the story and he considered with his housekeeper the possibility of requesting an investigation to clarify his origin and identity. Something that the adoptive family of the German-Polish woman does not support, which ensures that she suffers from some kind of mental illness and needs treatment. “We have always tried to help her, but she has been away from home for a long time, refuses treatment, does not take her medication regularly,” they said in the press release.

Likewise, the young woman was equally convinced that she was sexually abused as a minor by Christian Brueckner, involved in the McCann case, and that he is currently serving a sentence for repeated sexual offenses. Brueckner himself distanced himself from the said accusation, and Faustyna never provided evidence that the German abused her.

The chain of photo montages that made the 21-year-old famous sparked public interest in her case because of her similarities to Madeleine McCann and her British parents, Jerry and Kate. “I have similar eyes, face shape, ears, lips… and I had the same gap between my teeth”he said then.

In addition, Faustyna went so far as to ask her entourage of social media followers to help her convince the McCanns to take a DNA test to compare the genetic results and prove that she is their missing daughter. The test was not carried out.