Julia Wandelt claims her parents 'blocked her number' and avoided DNA test in social media video
WARSAW, POLAND: Hours after it was reported that Julia Wandelt, who also goes by Julia Faustyna or Julia Wendell, had deleted her social media account (@iammadeleinemccann), it is now being said that she was being avoided by her parents as well. Wandelt, who made news for claiming she was missing British child Madeleine McCann, now finds herself isolated as her have parents reportedly blocked her number and avoided the DNA test that she had been pushing for as well.
Dr Fia Johansson, a psychic helping Wandelt validate her claims, has been updating her followers about the case on social media. In her most recent video, she claimed that Wandelt's had been out of reach and that they blocked Wandelt’s number. “We tried to call parents. We tried to communicate with parents. They blocked Julia’s number. We could not find any. I went to where Julia’s mum lives - but I couldn't find her there,” she said.
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‘She might be hiding something’
“It sounds like she is scared to go to her job and work as she knows I'm still in Poland,” Johansson said of Wandelt’s mother, adding, “If I am her real mum and I have nothing to hide - why wouldn’t I give a simple DNA test?"
Wandelt, who was also in the video, said, “Because she might be hiding something. Maybe she’s not my real mother.” To this, Johansson replied, “Exactly. “[The mother] didn’t care to pick up the phone and talk to me.”
‘I’m not going to get the DNA test’
Johansson claimed in her video that Wandelt’s mother had refused to take a DNA test and cooperate with her. “Funnily enough, there is a law in this country that no one can force the parents to get a DNA test,” Johansson said of the situation.
News of Wandelt’s parents comes as she herself considered the possibility that she may not be Madeleine McCann, but a different missing girl altogether. The Daily Star reported that she had been approached by a family of two Swiss girls who had gone missing in 2011, and they asked her to undergo a DNA test.