Woman claiming to be Madeleine McCann finally gets DNA test results back

Julia has been waiting weeks for the results

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Julia took a DNA test to find out more about her identity and the results have finally come back revealing she is not Madeleine. They show she has from Poland, and also has some Lithuanian and Romanian heritage.

"She is absolutely 100 percent from Poland," Dr Fia Johansson, a private investigator and medium who has been helping Julia, told RadarOnline.

"She is a small percentage of Lithuanian and Russian but the test results show she is Polish," she added.

Fia told the publication she still believes the man who allegedly sexually abused Julia may be linked to Madeleine's case – and investigators in Portugal have expressed an interest in looking into his background, RadarOnline suggested.

“Julia had all the birthmarks as Madeleine McCann which I believe is God and the universe’s way of wanting us to get close to the man who sexually abused her, expose him, and his possible ties to the McCann case,” Fia said.

She added that Julia's case, "at least" got investigators to "move on the McCann case - she made things happen".

The news comes as Fia on Monday announced she had been granted power of attorney so she can make decisions for her.

Julia’s appearance on Dr Phil came as is was revealed that police investigating Madeleine’s disappearance will be given another £300,000 to continue their inquires.

Reports have suggested Madeleine’s parents, Kate and Gerry McCann, are reportedly open to a DNA test, but they have never spoken about Julia’s case publicly.

Madeline was just four years old when she disappeared from her holiday apartment. No trace of her has ever been found and no one has been arrested. The prime suspect in the disappearance, convicted sex offender Christian Brueckner, has been charged in Germany with unrelated sexual offences. He is accused of five offences between 2000 and 2017 in Portugal. German prosecutors say the investigation into Maddie’s disappearance is ongoing separately.