Polish Woman Who Claims to be the Missing Madeleine McCann Receives DNA Test Results

Polish Woman Who Claims to be the Missing Madeleine McCann Receives DNA Test Results
Polish Woman Who Claims to be the Missing Madeleine McCann Receives DNA Test Results

Madeleine McCann’s disappearance in 2007, at the age of three, from a holiday apartment in Portugal’s Praia da Luz, has been widely reported as one of the most famous missing person cases in the world.

Madeline was on a holiday with her parents and her other two siblings. They were sleeping in an apartment, while the parents went out to dinner with friends in a nearby restaurant less than 200 feet away. The parents were checking on the kids throughout the evening and everything was going fine. It was nearly 10 PM when they noticed that their daughter was missing.

Despite extensive investigations by the Portuguese authorities and private detectives hired by her parents, Kate and Gerry McCann, they weren’t able to find her. The investigation lasted a year, but Madeleine’s whereabouts remain unknown to this day.

Recently, a Polish woman named Julia Wendell appeared in the media, claiming that she could be the missing girl. Julia began to suspect that she might be the missing girl based on visual similarities that she was between herself and the childhood photo of the missing Madeleine. Julia also suggested that she doesn’t remember much from her childhood, has never seen her own birth certificate, and doesn’t really have any photos of herself as a baby or of her mother when she was pregnant.