Madeleine McCann She went missing in 2007, and although new reports and leads appear every now and then, it is still not clear what happened to the girl. In February last year, Julia Wandelt, a Polish woman, made a splash, claiming that she might be the missing girl. It got to the point that she even appeared on the cult American show “Dr. Phil”.She also did DNA tests, which confirmed that she is of Polish descent, with an admixture of Lithuanian and Russian. Julia, however, still believes that she is the missing person. Madeleine McCann. She started a fundraiser for a polygraph examination.
Polish woman still claims she is Madeleine McCann. She has launched a fundraiser
Julia Wandelt has set up a collection on zrzutka.pl. She still wants to prove that she could be the girl who went missing years ago. “My name is Julia and I believe I am Madeleine McCann, a British woman who went missing in 2007. In 2022 I began my journey for truth and justice. I was sure that I would receive help from the police. Unfortunately, this did not happen. My parents never wanted to agree to DNA testing. They still do not want to do the tests. There has been no DNA test with the parents of the missing Madeleine McCann. Kate and Gerry McCann have never contacted me or agreed to a genetic test” – she wrote.
Julia Wandelt intimidated by police?
In the further part of the post, she attacked the media and accused the services of inappropriate involvement in her case. “My case was ignored from the beginning and even covered up. Journalists created me in the media so that people would think I was an unstable, mentally ill person with delusions,” we read. Julia also accused the policeman of trying to intimidate her.
On May 4th of this year I was in London at a police station where my DNA samples were taken. On June 18th I received a call from a detective working on Madeleine's disappearance. He tried to intimidate me. I have proof that this was the case. I am including it here. The first ten minutes of the recording are of the police officer on the phone. Why would he try to intimidate me if I am not Madeleine? What was the point of taking my DNA if, as the British policeman put it, it had not been tested and the British police have no intention of testing my DNA or comparing it with the family of the missing British woman?
– she wrote. At the end she addedthat she still wants to prove the truth. For this reason, she wants to take a polygraph test, but she can't afford it. However, the collection was deleted by her.