For several weeks, Julia Faustyna has been asking for a DNA test to prove that she is Maddie McCann, an Englishwoman who disappeared in 2007 at the age of 4. His family is speaking out for the first time.
On May 3, 2007, little Madeleine McCann, almost 4 years old, disappeared. She was then on vacation in Portugal with her British parents. This case is going around the world, fueling theories, such as that of the McCann couple’s guilt. 16 years after his disappearance no trace of the child, who would be 19 today, has been found. For the past few weeks, a track has unleashed passions. A young German living in Poland claims on an Instagram account to be Maddie McCann. Within days, she gained over a million subscribers. And for good reason, Julia Faustyna actually looks a lot like the little girl, the comparative photos she posts on the account are impressive and could make this twist credible.
Julia Faustyna has very few memories of her childhood following abuse that left her traumatized and according to her, her parents do not want to provide her with photos or a birth certificate. For the first time this week, Julia’s parents spoke out in a statement. For them “it is obvious to us as a family that Julia is our daughter, granddaughter, sister, niece, cousin and daughter-in-law. We have the memories, we have the photos.” According to them, the young woman would have these photos and her birth certificate herself, which she would have taken when moving in alone.
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A young woman with a disturbed profile
Julia’s parents, who say they will not respond to interview requests, explain that their daughter suffers from psychological disorders for which she refuses treatment. “She doesn’t take her medication regularly. She also refused the possibility of being treated in a very good center in Poland which agreed to take her.” Julia would be used to “lies” and “handling”. “We have seen it all, and we tried to prevent that, to explain. We asked him to stop.”
For them, their daughter Julia seeks above all to be known. “Julia wanted to be a singer, to be a top model. She always wanted to be popular. That’s what’s happening to him now got him 1 million subscribers.” The family remains concerned for their daughter: “We are afraid if Julia continues towards the inevitable. The internet doesn’t forget, and it’s obvious she’s not Maddie. We are devastated by the current situation.” The parents of the young German specify that all the proof of their parentage has been given to the local police. The parents of little Madeleine have agreed to undergo a DNA test, the results of which should be known in the coming weeks.