...so here's the thing. I really think this may be the "smoking gun" that the prosecution has. I mean if they can prove that KC really is ZFG through signatures, documents, traffic tickets and who knows what else, then KC has confessed!
If KC was smarter, and if she had long planned the crime, she might have been able to lay a few paper trails, and fake a Zanny.
She faked some emails from her non-existent "boss" (which were traced right back to her). But, she didn't have the sense to call or text herself from a phone, or do anything else to establish that Z the N exists. No documents, no traffic tickets, (for which she would need both a fake drivers license and fake registration, that would match DMV records) nada. The ONLY Zanny that they could even REASONABLY approach and question is the Sawgrass lady.
One of the big smoking guns that the State has is that they have milked KC's computer and phone records dry, and have never found a picture or message. Nor has any other ZFG turned up in any records that would tweak investigation.
This indicates to me that neither does KC think she's Zanny, nor did she have the brains or tecnnical background to fake a Zanny. Nor did she make a reasonable effort to create a Zanny.
So, I think the answer to the question is, no, KC is not Zanny. There still IS no Zanny, and everybody knows it. Even the As know it.
She popped that name and did Net research to try to find someone she could fit into the "Zanny" role. Unsuccessfully.
Don't give the little air-head so much credit, folks. KC doesn't plan; she just reacts. Almost patellar reflex. Her story is whatever comes out of her mouth THAT minute.
Here's what I would do, if I were KC: Before I was arrested, I'd rabbit to some other part of the country, cut and dye my hair, and gain 40 pounds. I'd show up in some tiny town, get a job as a waitress, and tell people I was fleeing an abusive spouse. I'd get some fake ID, using the old dead person birth certificate trick, and keep my head down.
However, that would go against KC's very nature. Her prime directive is attention. She wouldn't be able to remain obscure.