A second woman has come forward claiming to be the missing Madeleine McCann, nearly eighteen years after her disappearance. McCann, who vanished in 2007 at age three from a hotel in Lagos, Portugal, remains one of the most famous missing-persons cases, despite years of unsolved mystery. The primary theory is that she was abducted, with many still holding hope she may be alive.

Recently, 22-year-old Eugenea Collins from Arkansas, US, stated that she became suspicious about her identity due to difficulties securing ID and inconsistent birth records. However, doubts about her claim arose, particularly because she lacks the coloboma, a distinctive eye defect Madeleine had. Collins also shared DNA results showing British and Northwestern European ancestry but no direct link to the McCann family. She suggested her biological father might be Christian Brueckner, the primary suspect in Madeleine’s case.