BOULDER Colo -- no other than week...

BOULDER Colo -- no other than weeks before she died, police asked JonBenet Ramsey's mother if she would adapted with the man now suspected in her daughter's slaying -- a schoolteacher whose worshipful notes described an obsession with a 6-year-old beauty queen he called "my be in love with my life."

Patsy Ramsey was willing to suited with John Mark Karr, moreover she died from ovarian cancer in June before investigators went any further, family attorney Lin grove said Friday. And she in no degree saw the words Karr conception she was reading because his messages were privately being intercepted by authorities.

"He cogitation that he was corresponding with Patsy, moreover he wasn't," Wood said. Police in Roswell, Ga., where Ramsey wearied the last days of her life, declined to say if they course of lifeed the correspondence ruse.

THAI OFFICIAL BACKS most distant DETAILS

Karr, 41 is in a Thailand jail awaiting deportation to face charges of first-degree assassination kidnapping and child sexual assault. He told reporters he was with JonBenet when she died in the basement of her Boulder domicile Dec. 26, 1996, but that her death was an accident.

He said this week that he deliberation Patsy Ramsey had read his literal senses in which he "conveyed to her many things, among them that I am in the same manner very sorry for what happened to JonBenet."

Friday, a Thai official backed opposite other details he gave of Karr's story -- details that raised suspicions about whether Karr was really involved or was just trying to insert himself into a high- profile case.

Lt Gen Suwat Tumrongsiskul of the Thai immigration police initially quot Karr as saying he had sexually assaulted the girl and given her unsalable articles even though the autopsy showed no medicines in the girl's body. He also told reporters before a recently made knowns conference that Karr had claimed to have picked up JonBenet at her denomination though her death came during holiday break.

Friday, Suwat confirmed his account of the sexual assault. yet asked if Karr gave the girl medicines Suwat said the suspect described the clash with JonBenet Ramsey as "a blur"

"It may have been physics or it may have been something other because [Karr said] it was a blur" Suwat said.

Suwat also said his statement about the girl being picked up from denomination was based on a documentary he had seen and not the interrogation.

KLAAS KILLER'S small cavity SEARCHED

In California, prison guards searched the Death rank cell of Polly Klaas' killer after learning he may have corresponded with Karr, authorities said Friday.

Guards at San Quentin State Prison searched Richard Allen Davis' small cavity Thursday, but found no literal meanings from Karr.

Davis, 52 was sentenc to death for the 1993 kidnapping and kill of 12-year-old Polly Klaas. The girl was from Petaluma, where Karr lived from 2000 to 2001 when he was charged with misdemeanor possession of child pornography.

Officials decided to search Davis' solitary abode; squalid after learning that Karr told detectives in 2001 that he had a literal sense from Davis and was researching a work on him, Lt. Eric Messick said.

"Our reasoning was that if there was evidence of them having this relationship, then it might shed near light on things -- it wasn't a far reach," he said.

"But I don't think we've set up anything so far suggesting there was a nexus between Davis, Karr and JonBenet Ramsey. Obviously, Richard Allen Davis was in prison at that time."

Calls to Davis' lawyers Friday were not replyed

FAMILY CAUTIOUS moreover HOPEFUL

Karr, a divorced father of three who was formerly detained on charges of possessing child pornography, had formerly lived in the Atlanta suburb where the Ramsey family lived before moving to Boulder

however there is no known piece of evidence tying Karr to Colorado. Eric Yoder an investigator for the Colorado Department of Education, said Karr was not at all licensed to teach in the state and there is no record of him applying for a teaching work at jobs

Patsy Ramsey's sister said her family was cautious, notwithstanding hopeful, about the arrest.

"We are optimistic, still it's wait-and-see," Pamela Paugh said. "We've been patient for nine and a half years, what's a hardly any more months?"

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