When Julia Faustyna came to the fore claiming to be the missing Madeleine McCann, many were the ones who firmly believed her word (and the evidence provided). Hence, the appearance of the young Polish woman on television has been one of the most anticipated moments in recent weeks.
This same morning, Julia Faustyna sat on the hit show Dr. Phil, where she recounted her childhood with hardly any memories. In addition, the presenter compared her and Maddie's photos on a giant screen to find similarities, but there was a crucial question that the doctor asked that the young Polish woman could not answer. This had to do with the result of the DNA test.
A few weeks ago, a 21-year-old Polish girl, Julia Faustyna Wendell, left the world speechless after affirming that she could be little Madeleine McCann, who disappeared in Praia da Luz, Portugal, on May 3, 2007. This information is being a whole challenge for researchers, who deny this possibility.
Meanwhile, Julia continues to defend her truth while waiting for the analysis of the DNA evidence to be finished. This was demonstrated this morning in the program on the Dr. Phil program where she, in addition to recounting a childhood without memories of her supposed biological parents, she also wanted to make her true identity clear: "I think I'm Madeleine McCann" .
During the interview, Julia was accompanied by her spokesperson, the medium Fia Johansson, who strongly believes in the young woman's story. In fact, Dr Phil wanted to expose to the viewers the supposed physical evidence that exists in this regard.
To do this, and with the help of a giant screen, he explained the possible similarities between Julia and Maddie thanks to individual photographs. She talked about marks on her face, moles, the famous iris defect...
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