After Julia Faustina claimed she was the Portuguese girl who disappeared in 2007, Madeleine McCann, now her life takes a new turn and detectives say she could actually be Livia Shepp, a girl who disappeared in Switzerland in 2011.

A few weeks ago Julia Faustina went viral when she uploaded to her social networks several physical similarities she had with McCann, the young Polish woman claimed she was the missing girl in Portugal. Madeleine's parents came out to deny everything and stuck to the conclusion of the British police that Madeleine died the day she disappeared.

Still, Julia Faustina took a DNA test, The Sun reported, to find out who she really is.

Julia Faustina Could Be Livia Sheep

An online detective group now claims Julia Faustina looks more like Livia Shepp, a girl who went missing in 2011 with her twin Alessia when they were six years old.

Fia Johansson, a private detective and psychic who worked with police in the United States, is investigating Julia's claims and maintains that the young girl is receptive to the idea that she may be another missing child and that they hope to conduct a DNA test with her family.

"Julia is very open to the idea that she may be Livia Schepp and we are investigating this possibility. I spoke to her about this and she is open to the fact that she could be any missing child, not just Madeleine. Julia just wants to know the truth about who she is," Johansson told The Sun.

Johansson claims that Julia Faustina felt a very strong connection to Madeleine McCann because one of the suspects in the Portuguese girl's disappearance resembles a man who abused her as a child.

It is important to mention that the family of little Livia would have approached Julia, and she would have agreed to take a DNA sample, reported the Daily Star.