A news that caught the attention of the California police. They recently seized a mobile phone in connection with a case involving a Polish woman who claimed to be the missing British Madeleine McCann.
Sgt. Mike Woodroof of the Orange County Sheriff's Department confirmed that the cell phone was recovered, but has yet to release further information.
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Psychic detective Fia Johansson, who helped Julia Faustyna, 21, reach the United States after death threats, said the device was voluntarily turned over to investigators.
The nature of the investigation was not disclosed. Polish-born Julia Faustyna, who is also known as Julia Wendell, rose to prominence after posting on social media claiming to be the missing British child in 2007 while on holiday in Portugal.
Young man tries to portray himself with the McCann Family
In a very delicate situation, young Faustyna ended up apologizing to the McCann family for claiming to be the missing Madeleine. This all happened after carrying out DNA tests that showed that the information was false.
Throughout the process, Johansson, who was in charge of the DNA test, said that Faustyna was a vulnerable and mentally challenged person.
Faustyna, for her part, claimed that Johansson did not provide her with all the necessary documents and was threatening her.
She justified her actions by saying that she always wanted to find out her true story, despite the fact that she caused the McCann family grief.
Madeleine McCann's parents decide not to comment on DNA test
The story of Kate and Gerry McCann is known around the world. This loving couple, who are also parents to twins, fell on hard times when their three-year-old daughter disappeared from her holiday apartment in Praia da Luz, Portugal.
This happened on the night of May 3, 2007, and since then, the media has followed the case very closely.
After years of intense scrutiny by the press, London police closed their investigation into Madeleine's disappearance in March 2022.
A month later, German sex offender Christian Brueckner was declared a suspect in the case.
Recently, a spokesperson for Kate and Gerry McCann declined to comment on the DNA test results.
Although there are still no formal charges against Brueckner, he is already in prison on charges related to a series of sexual crimes against adults and children that he allegedly committed in Portugal.
However, we emphasize that the focus must always be on the search for truth and justice for all involved.
