Dr Fia Johansson granted power of attorney over Julia Wandelt after DNA test results were revealed
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Power of attorney over the person claiming to be Madeleine McCann has been acquired by Dr Fia Johansson. The famous psychic has been assisting Julia Wandelt, who also uses the surnames Wendell and Fautsyna. Wandelt thinks she is the missing child, who vanished in 2007 while on a family vacation in Portugal at the age of three.
Dr Johansson shared the recent information on her now expired Instagram Stories, writing: "Today I got Julia's power of attorney. I legally and officially can decide Julia's living and her health and welfare." She further added, "Good news for Julia's fans and followers. Bad news for people who can't use her anymore." The private investigator has previously asserted that Wandelt has been the target of scam attempts.
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Those who have power of attorney have the control following unforeseen situations in addition to peace of mind. This legal document enables a person to designate an agent to handle their financial and medical affairs in the event when they are unable to do it for themselves.
About Julia Wandelt's DNA result
Finally, Wandelt, who had long believed herself to be Madeleine, received her DNA test results. Wandelt asserted that she shared Madeleine's facial traits, had experienced abuse as a child, and had begun to wonder about her parentage. Wandelt's heritage was determined using a DNA test akin to a 23andMe test that Dr Johansson set up for her to submit samples for in the US, as reported by Sun.
The test investigated her ancestry, revealing that she is primarily Polish, Lithuanian, and Romanian.
She said she thought she was Madeleine and wanted to contact Kate and Gerry McCann. She then asked for DNA testing. However, her DNA was not compared to the McCanns' DNA. But she is unquestionably 100% Polish, according to Dr Johansson.
'I believe she isn't my mother'
However, Wandelt's family is adamant over the fact that she is thier biological child. A statement from her parents was read out, in which they described themselves as "devastated at this current situation."
The 21-year-old, however, remained unwavering in her claim to be Madeleine and stated that she didn't want to be in touch with her family. She remarked: "I believe I am Madeleine McCann. If she is my mother, I don't want to have contact with her that's all, but I believe she isn't my mother," as reported bv Mirror.