I'm sitting here reading the letters in the Typed Letters thread, thanks to the wonderfully courageous headbdownstream, butwhatif, Sundance, etc. who are typing these things so we don't have to go blind and insane trying to read Casey's handwriting. :crazy:
So we have how many stories now?
In no particular order:
1) She dropped Caylee off at Zanny's apartment at Sawgrass and when she came back after work, Caylee and Zanny were GONE!
2) She dropped Caylee off at Sawgrass, leaving her with Zanny at the staircase. When she returned after work, Caylee and Zanny were GONE!
3) She and Caylee were at Jay Blanchard Park when Zanny and her big bruiser sister arrived. One grabbed Caylee while the other held Casey back, telling her to read the instructions and OBEY! She gave Casey the instructions and then absconded with Caylee. Casey had X, XX, or *advertiser censored* number of days before she'd see Caylee, depending on who's version was being told by Cindy or KC.
4) Casey told Zanny to please take Caylee for a few days while she gathered their things together because she and Caylee were moving. Then Zanny went off somewhere with Caylee and Casey couldn't find them. Thus, she had to do her own investigation...............
I'm a bit fuzzy on story # 4, because she says "Unfortunately, my plans got beyond tangled when Zany wouldnt tell me where she and Cays were." So, did she or didn't she have contact with her "real" friend the nanny after Caylee "disappeared". It's written here as if she spoke to her. I don't know. :crazy:
Did I miss anything? I don't recall if the media chatterers have jumped on this new Zanny version, but I believe I've read comments by other WS, so others are seeing this, too. I'm thinking the media is also having trouble keeping the various Nanny stories straight, therefore, no mention. I don't see how anyone could believe anything this gal says. She changes her story to suit her needs. :shakehead:
These letters are very stressful to read. I have to take lots of breaks.
Obviously, she was trying to butter up RA because she needed someone to chat with (write to). In reading these letters, I can see how she adapts to what she believes the person needs to hear, and telling her own tales of woe probably endears her to RA, or so she thinks. I thinks she's writing for her audience. It's interesting how she keeps changing the nanny/Caylee story, though. You'd think she would have stuck with one version to make it seem more "believable".