Julia Faustyna’s DNA tests confirm she isn’t missing Madeleine McCann

The woman who claims she is Madeleine McCann finally has her DNA tests back that reveal who she really is.

DNA results have proven the young Polish woman who claimed she is Madeleine McCann is not the missing British girl.

Julia Faustyna took the tests to try and prove she was Madeleine, who was kidnapped in Portugal in 2007 sparking a worldwide hunt for her.

After weeks of waiting, Ms Faustyna’s results have confirmed she is not the missing girl, instead showing that she is from Poland, with some Lithuanian and Romanian heritage, The Mirror reports.

Dr Fia Johansson, a private investigator and medium who has been helping Ms Faustyna, said.

“She is absolutely 100 percent from Poland.”

“She is a small percentage of Lithuanian and Russian but the test results show she is Polish,” Dr Johansson told RadarOnline.

“At least Julia got the investigators to move on the McCann case – she made things happen,” she said.

The DNA tests come after Ms Faustyna also said she was sexually abused as a child by a man who bore a striking resemblance to the suspect wanted over the abduction of the missing child.

Julia Faustyna told RadarOnline.com she remembered staying at beachfront hotels similar to those in Praia da Luz, the resort town in Portugal where Madeleine McCann was kidnapped in 2007.

Julia Faustyna has recalled a childhood of horrific abuse.

Disturbingly, she said she remembered holidaying at exotic locations with strange men, the New York Post reports.

Ms Faustyna said she could recall being forced to consume 35 prescription pills after she was sexually abused at the age of seven, causing her to nearly end up in a coma.

She also recalled a time she was paragliding with a man while wearing only a T-shirt and underwear.

The aspiring musician and model claims she was a victim of sex trafficking.

She told RadarOnline.com that she had a disturbing memory of a man buying her a blue belly-dancing outfit from a market.

Another horrifying memory involved her hiding in a bathroom with another young Polish girl.

“We shouted and cried, panicked, we didn’t want to (leave the) toilet,” she recalled.

Ms Faustyna claims she was a victim of sex trafficking and suffered a skull fracture as a result of the abuse and the injury partially erased her childhood memories.

The Polish woman caused an uproar online after posting on Instagram that she believes she could be the missing British girl, who vanished from her family’s holiday apartment.

The aspiring model and musician recently appeared on the TV show Dr Phil to reiterate her claims after her parents accused her of “lies and manipulation”, the New York Post reports.