PaulaF513
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I wondered the same thing about the term "nanny". I'm a Yankee too, in Philadelphia. The "nannies" I see all the time are usually women who come to the child's home every day or actually live in it with the family. (I work in an exclusive (read that expensive) part of the city). Most of them are immigrants and they always are employed by one family only. Most working mothers take their kids to day care facilities here.My questions:
How many days according to the timeline was Casey really away from the house?
As controlling as CA is did she REALLY let 30 days go by without going to look for Casey and Caylee?
At what point did Casey tell Amy that her car was being fixed?
I never understood how Casey could run out of gas and back car in next to dumpster. I know she said she got help,,,,why haven't those people come forward if that was the truth?
I know I have asked this question before on another post and never really got an answer,,,,,,,,,but it eats and eats at me. That question is.....
How in the heck did she get Zenaida Gonzalas's name???? I understand what people are saying about zanny the nanny,,,,,,,that just doesn't sit well with me because it would be toooooooooooo cooincidental too have Casey take police to the sawgrass apts, where a Zenaida G just happen to put in info for an apt...............there is something more to this,,,,,,WHAT IS IT?????? Casey must have known someone in the apts office,,,,,,,,something....
And another thing,,,,,,the use of the term "nanny",,,,,is that common place in Orlando for people to say "nanny"??? Up here in the great white north, we use the term "day care provider" Nanny is someone who comes into your home and takes care of your child. Why that term???
I kinda think the terminology is Casey Anthony's attempt to elevate herself in other people's opinion. "Nanny" sounds like someone hired by a professional whereas babysitter is oh, so ordinary.