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Ukrainian dwarf Natalia Grace slams her adoptive parents as 'liars' in a new tell-all interview, as she says she 'didn't get the chance' to tell her side of the bizarre story.
Natalia sat down for an explosive follow up to the new documentary from ID, 'The Curious Case of Natalia Grace', where her adoptive parents claim she was an adult 'sociopath' masquerading as a child.
But the dwarf has hit back against the claims, with a trailer for the sequel series opening with her saying: 'The things that Michael says I have done, is a lie.'
The dwarf has been the subject of fervent debate over her true age, with a legal expert recently calling for her case to be revisited a decade after her age was dubiously changed in court.
Natalia (pictured) has slammed her adoptive parents in a sensational tell-all interview
The first installment of the disturbing documentary portrays Natalia's adoptive mother Kristine Barnett as an abusive and threatening individual.
And in a sneak-peek at her sensational sit-down interview, Natalia also hits out at Kristine, saying: 'She was trying to make it seem like I was just this big crazy person.'
'That's not true,' she adds. 'I want to tell people what really happened, because I didn't get that chance.'
Natalia was accused by her adoptive parents of conning her way into their family when they adopted her in April 2010.
Feeling that she was secretly an adult pretending to be a six-year-old orphan, the Indiana family claims they suspected she was far older than first thought on one of the first nights they spent together.
While giving Natalia a bath after spending the day at Disneyland, he said Kristine let out a blood-curdling scream from the bathroom when she noticed the girl they thought was just six had 'full pubic hair'.
