The Polish woman who has claimed she is Madeleine McCann has revealed she has flown to the US with medium and spokesperson Dr Fia Johansson on social media.
Julia Wendell, 21, claims she is the girl who disappeared in Portugal in 2007 and appeared on Dr Fia Johansson's Instagram in a series of videos, after she recently deleted her own accounts.
The pair posted a video of them at an airport on Monday. Speaking in the video Dr Johansson said “we have a lot to announce and a lot to do” with Julia adding “Never give up and believe in yourself. Dreams come true”, reports the Irish Mirror.
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The following day they confirmed that they were in fact in Los Angeles, however, they have not indicated why the pair may have travelled there.
The first video is of an airport, with the caption “thanks for the extra protection USA. I love you USA.”
The next story is captioned with “welcome to USA Julia, the land of love and dreams.”
The pair could possibly be in the US for a DNA test, with one of the multiple stories posted pointing to her mother having blocked her on the phone and reportedly refusing a DNA test.
“Okay guys she is now calling her mother to ask her to come and do a DNA test gently and right now, so far she is not answering the phone or texts," Dr Johansson said in a video that appears to have been recorded outside a Polish medical building.
She then attempts to ring her mother, but the call is blocked.
“She blocked her own daughter and she also said to our people she is not going to do any DNA test," Dr Johansson adds.
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