US EditionWoman Who Claimed to Be Madeleine McCann Gives Evidence in Stalking Trial
Defendants claimed a genuine belief one was Madeleine McCann and allegedly tried to contact the family, including attempts to arrange DNA tests, according to court proceedings.
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Woman Who Believed She Was Madeleine McCann Reveals Clues That Convinced Her In Court Testimony
Eighteen years after Madeleine McCann disappeared from a Portuguese resort, a woman who once claimed to be the missing British child has explained in court what led her to believe she could be her. During a hearing at Leicester Crown Court, 24-year-old Polish woman Julia Wandelt shared how confusion about her origins and family history pushed her to search for answers online. DNA test results and comments from a charity worker, however, have sh…
McCanns 'stalker' Julia Wandelt 'still questions her identity after claiming she was Maddie' - The Mirror
Leicester Crown Court heard that Julia Wandelt, who is accused of stalking Madeleine McCann's family, is still questioning her identity after claiming to be the missing girl
Madeleine McCann trial latest: Alleged stalker held 'honest belief' she was missing girl, court hears
A 24-year-old woman accused of stalking the family of Madeleine McCann - who went missing in 2007 - is expected to give evidence in court. Her defence has told the court today she genuinely believed she was the missing girl. Follow the latest updates below.
A Polish woman who claims to be Madeleine McCann is on trial. She was arrested in February and is charged with stalking the McCann parents. The woman has been visiting the couple's home and calling them repeatedly in the hope that they will believe she is their missing daughter.
Julia Wandelt, a Polish woman who for three years believed she was the missing Madeleine McCann, has appeared before Leicester Crown Court. The 24-year-old is accused of stalking the girl's family. During the trial, it was revealed that Wandelt sought the help of artificial intelligence.
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