The Polish woman who has made headlines recently due to her claim that she is the missing Madeline McCann has said her doctor received a bombshell phone call from her mother.
Julia Wendell had been documenting her claim that she was the missing Leicestershire girl who disappeared in Portugal on social media, however, she recently deleted her Facebook and TikTok accounts, with her Instagram account also disappearing.
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To date, the bizarre case has brought about biometric analysis on photos of Julia and a DNA test being taken by her as well as statements from family members reports the Mirror.
The case also attracted the interest of private investigator and self-professed medium Dr Fia Johansson, who has been acting as Julia’s spokesperson.
Julia has appeared on multiple posts published by the private investigator on her Instagram since the pair met. In the most recent post, an Instagram live video with the pair, Dr Johansson made an unverified bombshell claim about Julia’s mother.
She continues, explaining what the doctor told them: “‘If Julia is not going to give me any written permission then the mother says that her daughter is crazy and all over the place and you have to stop her then she has to go to the court, come with a court order and show proof that the daughter is not capable, which she can’t do because she has been my patient for so many years.’
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Dr Johansson added: “We went to the hospital yesterday and printed all of Julia’s medical history and we figured out exactly what's going on with her health, when these things started, when the depression started when the other things started and what was related.
“So again there was absolutely no evidence whatsoever about what the mother stated to the press, which I doubted, or to police officers, which I 150% doubted, or to the fan page.
“However, if this fan page is collaborating directly with the mother to spread the lies, we can’t say. But the one fact that I have is that the doctor said earlier before we arrived into the office the mother tried to call, tried to communicate and convince the doctor to bring some wrong and false statements to the mother.
“Because she mentioned ‘my daughters in danger and I need to stop her that's what I want you to tell me and I want you to help give me the wrong and false statement.
Then I can ask the police to somehow help me, not arrest directly, but to actually hospitalise my daughter.’”
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