The woman trying to prove she’s Madeleine McCann says allegations police shot down her claims are fake — and the real authorities are investigating the origin of the false report, RadarOnline.com can reveal.
The stunning new development in the heartbreaking saga emerged in an Instagram video showing Julia Wendell, 21, and her spokeswoman, private investigator Dr. Fia Johansson, sitting on a park bench in Poland blasting the country’s press for publishing the bogus information.
“That statement was absolutely false and has no evidence,” Dr. Johansson said in the video as the shy-looking Wendell sat next to her wearing black jeans, a jacket, and a purple shirt.
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“No police officer whatsoever in Poland said that she is not Madeleine McCann,” she said. “No official report whatsoever went out and mentioned that this police officer, or that legal organization…. looked into (Wendell’s) birth certificate situation. It was all lies.”
As RadarOnline.com reported, the Polish news outlet Gazeta claimed a spokesman from the Provincial Police Headquarters in the western city of Wroclaw “ruled out” Wendell’s claim after meeting with her biological family — who also charged in a Facebook page for missing persons that the 21-year-old suffers from mental illness.
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