Julia Wendell rose to fame claiming on social media that she was Maddie McCann. The DNA test having revealed that she was indeed Julia Wendell and not Madeleine, the young woman recently apologized to Kate and Gerry, the parents of Madeleine.
This Thursday, new information was revealed by the Daily Mail, according to which Julia Wendell would have already pretended to be a missing little girl. This was the case in the Inga Gericke case, a little girl who disappeared in Germany in 2015 at the age of 5. She was also thought to be Acacia Bishop, who disappeared in Utah, USA, in 2003 at the age of 19 months, and Livia Schepp, who disappeared in 2011 at the age of 6.
If in the case of the Maddie McCann case, her words were taken very seriously, for her family, the young girl is simply “seeking attention”. A few days following Julia’s revelations several months ago, the family of the young woman, through the Polish organization of missing persons “Missing Years Ago”, had spoken. In the document, the family claims to have “memories” and “images” which prove that Julia is their daughter, granddaughter, sister, niece and cousin. The family claims that Julia left the family home and took the photos with her. They explain that they don’t understand why Julia is acting like this and have tried to help her with therapy and medication. But Julia would have refused.
“She wanted to be a singer, a model. She always wanted to be popular. What happens now is that she has a million subscribers. We’re scared because the internet won’t forget her, and it’s obvious Julia isn’t Maddie. We are devastated by the current situation,” the family concluded.
