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A DNA analysis conducted on a Polish woman who claims to be Madeleine McCann has "conclusively" shown that she is not the missing child, a court has reported.
Julia Wandelt, 24, underwent a DNA test after being arrested in February concerning Kate and Gerry McCann.
Madeleine McCann stalker Julia Wandelt
Wandelt has been accused of stalking Maddie’s parents, Kate and Gerry
Detective Chief Inspector Mark Cranwell informed the court today that when Ms. Wandelt's DNA was compared with that of Maddie, the results were definitive.
When questioned about the findings, Cranwell stated: “A comparison took place and it conclusively proved that Julia Wandelt is not Madeleine McCann.”
The trial regarding Ms. Wandelt’s alleged stalking of the McCanns is ongoing, as the court heard this month that she is accused of bombarding them with calls, letters, and messages over nearly three years.
During the proceedings at Leicester Crown Court, clips were played that she left after obtaining the family's phone number from Portuguese records.
In one recording, Polish national Wandelt, 24, tells Kate: “I know you probably believe Madeleine is dead, but she is not. I am her.”
She denies the allegations of stalking.
Frequently Asked Questions
What were the results of the DNA test conducted on Julia Wandelt?
The DNA test conclusively proved that Julia Wandelt is not Madeleine McCann.
What are the charges against Julia Wandelt?
Julia Wandelt is facing allegations of stalking Kate and Gerry McCann, which include bombarding them with calls, letters, and messages over a period of nearly three years.
