• Julia Faustyna, a 21-year-old Polish woman, has denied allegations from her parents that she stole her own birth certificate and childhood photos to hide that she is not the missing British girl Madeleine McCann. 
• Faustyna has been claiming on social media that she may be Madeleine, who disappeared at the age of 3 during a family vacation in 2007. 
• Faustyna’s parents had accused her of fueling a web of “lies and manipulation” by claiming to be Madeleine. 
• They said that it was “obvious that Julia isn’t Maddie” and that they have memories and pictures of her as their daughter, granddaughter, sister, niece, cousin, and step-niece.

Madeleine McCann’s Dr Phil DNA where a woman claims to be a missing girl. 

Julia Faustyna, a 21-year-old Polish woman, has denied allegations from her parents that she stole her own birth certificate and childhood photos to hide that she is not the missing British girl Madeleine McCann. 

Faustyna has been claiming on social media that she may be Madeleine, who disappeared at the age of 3 during a family vacation in 2007. 

Faustyna’s parents had accused her of fueling a web of “lies and manipulation” by claiming to be Madeleine.

They said that it was “obvious that Julia isn’t Maddie” and that they have memories and pictures of her as their daughter, granddaughter, sister, niece, cousin, and step-niece.

During an appearance on “Dr. Phil,” Faustyna doubled down on her claim that she could be Madeleine. She said that she had never seen her birth certificate and did not take any pictures from the family home. 

Faustyna had previously claimed that she had very few childhood memories and had never seen a photo of her mother pregnant. She also said that the first six pages of her Polish child health book were mysteriously blank. 

Fia Johansson, a private investigator and medium who is working with Faustyna, said that her team had driven to the hospital where Faustyna’s mother said she gave birth to her, but they failed to find any evidence.

Faustyna is currently awaiting ancestry and DNA results to confirm her true identity. She said that if the results prove she isn’t Madeleine, she wouldn’t want any contact with her Polish family. 

Since airing her claims on social media earlier this year, Faustyna has tried to prove her case by pointing out physical similarities between herself and Madeleine, including a brown smudge that appears on each girl’s right eye. 

Madeleine’s parents, Gerry, and Kate McCann, reportedly agreed to a DNA test, but they have not commented on Faustyna’s claims.

The case of Madeleine McCann is one of the most high-profile missing person cases in recent history. Madeleine disappeared from her bed while her family was vacationing in Portugal in May 2007. 

Despite extensive searches and investigations, she has never been found, and her disappearance remains a mystery. 

Over the years, there have been many theories and sightings, but none have been conclusive.

It is not uncommon for missing person cases to attract attention from people claiming to be the missing person. 

In some cases, these claims are genuine, but in others, they are not. It is understandable that Faustyna’s parents would be concerned about their daughter’s claims and would want to set the record straight.

However, it is important to remember that the burden of proof lies with Faustyna to prove that she is Madeleine. 

Without conclusive evidence, her claims will remain just that – claims.

In cases like this, it is essential to be sensitive to the feelings of those involved, particularly the families of missing persons. While it is important to investigate claims, it is also important to approach the matter with caution and respect. 

The McCann family has been through a traumatic experience, and any false claims or speculation can only add to their pain.

It is hoped that Faustyna’s claims can be resolved in a way that is respectful to all involved and that the truth can be established once and for all.

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