The Polish woman who claimed she was Madeleine McCann will return to her home country to live with her dad after finding out she isn't the missing child.
Julia Wendell, 21, received the results of a genetics test today (Tuesday, April 4) which revealed she is 100% Eastern European – meaning she can't be the British tot who disappeared in 2007.
Dr Fia Johansson, a private investigator and self-proclaimed psychic who has been helping Julia find answers, took to Instagram to share the news.
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"Julia’s test results are back. We finally know the reality," she told her 9.5million followers.
"Although it is impossible to tell for sure without the parents’ DNA results on either side, the test results speak to the origins of Julia’s root.
"The test results revealed that she is a 100% of Polish heart, with negligible influence from Lithuania, and Russia. The DNA test results did not show any connection to British or even German roots."
Dr Johansson added: "Upon the revelation, she decided to be back with her dad. I personally wish her well."
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The psychologist also urged others not to pass judgement on the young Polish woman, who travelled to the US in a bid to learn her true identity and has been campaigning tirelessly to learn the truth.
"This story is much more complicated than a simple girl from a small town in Poland making a claim to get attention. She truly believed what she was saying, and with so many questions from her childhood, it is easy to understand where she was coming from."
She added: "I prepared a short interview with Julia before leaving US. She broke down in tears about her past. It is a summary of our journey together and what we learned."
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Julia's claim that she might have been Madeleine skyrocketed her to online infamy.
The search for answers began when she set up the now-deleted @IAmMadeleineMcCann Instagram account, which quickly amassed over one million followers in the short time it was active.
There she laid out the evidence for her sensational theory, including that she looked similar to e-fits predicting what Madeleine would look like today, aged 19, as well as other members of the McCann family.
She also claimed to have very few memories of her childhood, and Dr Johansson said she couldn't find any hospital records from Julia in Wroclaw, the city where she supposedly grew up, for the first five years of her life.
Julia's decision to live with her dad comes after tensions with her family in Poland became fraught.
In an interview with RadarOnline, she even addressed her dad directly, saying: "I don't know if you're watching this… but I always knew that you're a good person.
"I'm almost sure that you're scared, which is the reason you're not talking to me now but you're the only person that didn't block me and you're still reading my messages.
"You're my dad. You always were my dad. Don't be scared. You always said to me that I'm a tiger and I have to fight with people who bullied me in school.
"I have to fight with my past … You taught me this. You can be this tiger too."
In February, Julia's family – who until then had maintained their silence over the case – said it was "obvious" she wasn't Madeleine and "begged her to stop".
In a statement published on behalf of the family by the Polish missing persons' organisation Missing Years Ago, they said: "The internet won't forget, and it's obvious that Julia isn't [Madeleine].
"We are devastated at this current situation."
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