Polin posing as Madeleine McCann wants to ‘help people who have experienced trauma’

A Polish woman posing as Madeleine McCann said she wanted to “help people who have experienced all kinds of trauma”.

Julia Wendell, 21, appeared Monday night at Dr. Phil and claimed she was Madeleine, who disappeared in 2007 at the age of three while on a family holiday in Portugal.

Wendell said she began suspecting in June last year without having any evidence to back her claims.

Wendell, who is now dating private detective Dr. Fia Johannson, who is living in a Los Angeles safe house after leaving Wroclaw to resolve unresolved issues, told RadarOnline.com that she wants to help others who have experienced abuse after confronting the man who allegedly called her molested child back in poland.

Wendell said there can be a light at the end of the tunnel for others who have suffered pain and abuse.

Julia Wendell, 21, appeared on the US show Dr. Phil, where she said she began suspecting she was the missing British girl in June last year without providing any evidence to support her claims

Wendell told RadarOnline.com that she wants to help others who have experienced abuse after confronting the man who allegedly abused her as a child in Poland

“Even when I didn’t have that much money, I would buy food for people who needed food and I would find a job for the homeless, so I’m always trying to help people. But now I think I can really help,” Wendell said.

“My goal is to help children and young people and adults who have experienced trauma…not just sexual abuse, but any kind of violence in their childhood [and] in her life,” she said.

Wendell added, “Like I said, there’s nothing to be ashamed of. It’s nothing shameful. You can’t be ashamed. Your molester should be ashamed.”

Wendell has no DNA evidence to support her claims that she is Madeleine, and her parents from Poland have also said she made up the story.

Wendell said she submitted DNA tests and the results have not yet come back.

Wendell is an aspiring musician and model. She drew internet attention when she claimed she was the missing girl.

Then 3-year-old Madeleine (pictured) disappeared while on a family holiday in Praia da Luz in Portugal in 2007, which would make her around 19 now, two years younger than Wendell – another reason to dismiss her unsubstantiated claims

dr Phil asked his guest about her parents, who claim to be her birth parents. She claimed her mother wouldn’t show me evidence.

Wendell (pictured) said she submitted DNA tests and the results have not yet come back

Wendall (right) was treated by Dr. Fia Johansson (left), a private investigator and psychic, assisted in submitting DNA samples

She made claims of her identity on her now-deactivated Instagram account, username @IAmMadeleineMcCann.

When Wendell on Monday night at Dr. When Phil showed up, she said, “I think I’m Madeleine McCann,” when questioned about her lack of evidence.

Madeleine disappeared in 2007 at the age of three while on a family holiday in Praia da Luz, Portugal, which would make her around 19 now, two years younger than Wendell.

In December it was reported that German police could charge this year suspect Christian Brueckner, 45, who is a convicted pedophile from Germany and the prime suspect in the ongoing investigation.

As Wendell at Dr. When Phil showed up, he showed Wendell side-by-side pictures of her and Madeleine, which the Pole had used to support her theory on social media.

Wendell claimed that she shares many similarities with Madeleine and that the rare eye defect she claims to share with Madeleine “faded” after Dr. Phil had asked her about it.

She also said she has a laugh and dimples similar to that of the missing girl.

Wendell claimed her mother would always change the subject whenever the 21-year-old brought up her birth.

She claimed she was never shown photos of her early years and her birth certificate. She also noted that her Polish health card, which was used to track health-related issues such as vaccinations, had six blank pages at the beginning.

These claims were quickly refuted by her Polish parents, who said in a statement: “We have memories, we have pictures. Julia also has these photos because she took them with her from the parents’ house with the birth certificate and numerous hospital discharges.’

They added that they always tried to understand Julia and her “lies and manipulations.”

They said: “The internet will not forget it and it is obvious that Julia is not Maddie. We are devastated by this current situation.’

dr Phil said to Wendell, “You [Wendell’s mother] says she went to the hospital and gave birth to you,” to which the 21-year-old replied, “She said yes.

“When I asked her about DNA before this whole situation, when I asked her about some pictures from her pregnancy, some pictures from her childhood… she declined.”

She was asked why she didn’t send her DNA samples to the police – as the test could verify her parentage once and for all.

Wendell said she tried contacting the British and Polish embassies when she first thought she might be Madeleine, but no one would listen to her. She claims she would take any test needed to prove her claims.

A private investigator linked to Madeleine’s case said Wendell’s claims are inconsistent.

“Without knowing the details in detail, it makes no sense to me,” investigator Francisco Marco told the Spanish newspaper El Independiente. “I don’t think it is her.”

Kate and Gerry McCann (file photo). Her daughter Madeleine disappeared from a holiday home in Portugal in 2007

Wendell was introduced by Dr. Fia Johansson, a private investigator and psychic, assisted in submitting DNA samples.

dr Johansson, 40, who relocated Wendell to the United States from Poland after receiving death threats, said: “If the results come back that she is British or from this area, we will continue our investigation into Madeleine McCann and with her communicate the detectives in Portugal.”

The psychic claimed Wendell was smuggled out of Poland by an international sex group from another country, without providing any evidence.

“We are still investigating, but Julia is definitely not her parents’ biological daughter in Poland,” claimed Dr. Johansson without providing any evidence.

dr Johansson, who was born in Stockholm, Sweden, described herself on Instagram as a doctor of psychology and human behavior.