Sheriff's office employee Vicki White (56) committed suicide after helping inmate Casey Cole White escape prison and then getting caught

[Queenatoo]

I feel like they won't last long. It may be a few weeks, but definitely not years.

Remember this post when I'm wrong. I don't know why I make predictions like this.

[raisedbywolves]

I feel like they won't last long. It may be a few weeks, but definitely not years.

Remember this post when I'm wrong. I don't know why I make predictions like this.

I agree with you!

[Boston Babe 73]

I feel like they won't last long. It may be a few weeks, but definitely not years.

Remember this post when I'm wrong. I don't know why I make predictions like this.

[Bewitchingstorm]

Investigators found footage of White shopping for men’s clothes at a department store

I wonder if she was able to find a bro/mansier for him?

[Angiebla]

So hes caught and was shot and she shot herself...they didnt release her condition.

[Queenatoo]

So hes caught and was shot and she shot herself...they didnt release her condition.

I didn't know that he was shot. I'm going to let Keith Morrison tell me all about this Friday hopefully.

[Angiebla]

I didn't know that he was shot. I'm going to let Keith Morrison tell me all about this Friday hopefully.

I love me some Keith Morrison.

I read about the shooting here:

https://www.tmz.com/2022/05/09/escap...hoots-herself/

I cant copy/paste my ipad is being a butthole.

[puzzld]

Well good. I didn't expect her to survive. Figured he'd kill her, or they'd go down together in a hail of bullets as the saying goes.

[puzzld]

I love me some Keith Morrison.

I read about the shooting here:

https://www.tmz.com/2022/05/09/escap...hoots-herself/

I cant copy/paste my ipad is being a butthole.

Keith Morrison is such much fun to listen to.

[Angiebla]

According to the scanner the bullet just grazed her head.

[puzzld]

They only made it less than 300 miles. I guess it's true about traveling fastest alone.

[Angiebla]

They only made it less than 300 miles. I guess it's true about traveling fastest alone.

I guess I gave them more credit than they deserved since they had been planning this for awhile, I thought they had a good hide-out. They stayed at a hotel? While everyone was looking for them? This woman threw away her whole future and didnt have a better plan? She also had $90,000, thought they could buy themselves a hideaway Walter White style.

[Boston Babe 73]

She's dead. The reports are stating from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Autopsy tomorrow. Follow this guy. He has all of the videos and updates:

https://www.facebook.com/90729130929...8658504820118/

[Angiebla]

She's dead. The reports are stating from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Autopsy tomorrow. Follow this guy. He has all of the videos and updates:

https://www.facebook.com/90729130929...8658504820118/

This is kind of sad. I cant say I blame her.

[SalVal]

a little more details

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...h-Indiana.html

BREAKING NEWS: Prison guard Vicky White dies from self-inflicted gunshot wound in hospital after car chase with US Marshals ends in crash and her Alabama murder suspect lover Casey White was taken into custody

Escaped murder suspect Casey White has been captured and his prison guard lover has died in the hospital
The pair were found at a hotel in Indiana and led US Marshals on a brief car chase Monday afternoon
Vicky White, 57, shot herself at some point during the capture and was first said to be in 'pretty serious shape'
She helped break Casey, 38, out of county jail in Alabama on April 29 with the excuse that she was taking him in for a mental health evaluation that was actually never scheduled

Former Alabama corrections officer Vicky White has died from her injuries after she shot herself while leading US Marshals on a car chase in Indiana.

Vicky and escaped murder suspect Casey White were captured Monday afternoon after an 11-day manhunt that spanned multiple states.

The pair were found at a hotel and led authorities on a brief car chase in Evansville, Indiana that lasted 'less than a few minutes,' according to Vanderburgh County Sheriff Dave Wedding.

Their Cadillac overturned and Casey White surrendered.

Vicky White, who was driving, shot herself at some point before she was captured and was taken to the hospital with 'very serious' injuries, Wedding said.

The Vandenburgh County Coroner said she died at 7.06pm on Monday, according to WHNT reporter Emily Moessner.

She faced up to 10 years in jail for helping Casey, a confessed killer who was already serving 75 years in prison, run away.

The two were set to be brought back to Lauderdale County, Alabama to face various charges in connection with the escape. Casey will also face outstanding capital murder charges related to a 2015 killing.

Lauderdale County Sheriff Rick Singleton thanked investigators from the various national agencies that helped them capture the pair, along with the media for shedding light on the story.

'Most escapes - from a county jail especially - they're not planned. They're just sort of spontaneous. There are no resources available, no plan in place,' he said during a press conference Monday evening.

'This escape was obviously well planned and calculated. A lot of preparation went into this. They had plenty of resources, had cash,' he said, referring to the money that Vicky had on her from the recent sale of her home. 'They had everything they needed to pull this off.

'We were starting from ground zero, and not only that, we started – they got a six-hour head start on us.'

Singleton added: 'We got a dangerous man off the streets today. He's never gonna see the light of day again. That's a good thing.'

Before Vicky died, he said of his employee, 'I hope she survives this. She has some answers to give us.'

'You don't know who you can trust. I had every bit of trust in Vicky White,' Sheriff Singleton continued. 'She has been an exemplary employee. What in the world prompted her to pull off something like this, I don't know. I don't know if we'll ever know.'

Vicky will not be confined in the Lauderdale County jail where she worked for 17 years and helped Casey escape, Singleton said. Casey will be sent back to state prison.

Vicky and her inmate lover were caught 219 miles away from the jail after someone called in a tip. They had been in the Evansville area for the past six days.

She was driving the Cadillac with Casey in the passenger seat on Monday afternoon.

US Marshals crashed with them in order to end the chase.

'The male and female fled in a vehicle on Highway 41 northbound, went past Highway 57 as you can see they turned here on Birch Park Drive, they came through this grassy area,' Sheriff Wedding said, according to CNN.

'The Marshals task force intercepted them, actually collided with them to try to end the pursuit.'

Photos from the scene show a mangled sedan overturned in a strip of grass and being loaded onto a tow truck.

Casey was taken in with minor injuries while Vicky is in the hospital in 'pretty serious shape.'

A man who was driving down Highway 41 in Evansville, Indiana on Monday filmed Casey and Vicky White - no relation - speed past them.

'It scared the life out of me when they came flying by!' Cory Bradley told CNN. 'A little bit up the road, we were in stand-still traffic, and that's when I heard what was going on and took the video as I went by.'

Sheriff Singleton expressed relief after the 11-day manhunt came to an end.

'This has ended a very long and stressful and challenging week-and-a-half. It ended the way that we knew it would. They are in custody,' Singleton said.

It is unclear if anyone will receive the $25,000 reward for their capture.

Vicky White is charged with permitting or facilitating escape in the first degree. Authorities added new charges of forgery in the second degree and identity theft earlier on Monday.

She is said to be in 'very serious shape,' according to Sheriff Wedding.

The two had been the target of a nationwide manhunt since April 29 when Vicky White, the assistant director of corrections for the jail in Lauderdale County, helped engineer the escape of Casey White, who was awaiting trial in a capital murder case.

Vicky White had told co-workers she was taking the inmate from the jail for a mental health evaluation at the courthouse, but the two instead fled the area.

Their capture comes after US Marshals released surveillance footage from a car wash in Indiana on May 3 that they believe shows Casey White.

Investigators got a tip that a 2006 Ford F-150 was abandoned at a car wash in Evansville, according to Al.com.

The car wash is about 175 mi north of Williamson County, Tennessee, where the orange SUV that Casey and his jailer Vicky White used to get away was discovered on Thursday.

Photos from the surveillance camera show a man standing behind the truck in a pink polo shirt, khaki pants and a black baseball cap. Investigators believe the man may be Casey White.

The sighting came after authorities revealed that Vicky was spotted buying men's clothes at a Kohl's department store in the week before she helped Casey break out of jail. She was also seen visiting a sex shop.

The manager of the car wash told NewsNation that he saw Vicky pick Casey up from the car wash in surveillance footage, but he held on to the information until law enforcement was able to catch up with the fugitive pair.

They were finally caught Monday evening after a brief pursuit.

Robert McBay, 29, served time in jail with Casey and says Casey White is prone to episodes of rage and mania.

'When he gets in these phases, he has no regard for human life; no man, no woman, child or dog is safe. Whatever gets in Casey White's way is going to get destroyed,' he told DailyMail.com.

“I walked up to the truck and went ‘oh my God, it’s probably this guy from Alabama": A tipster tells @BrianEntin he spotted Casey White and Vicky White at an Indiana carwash, sparking a chase that led to their capture. Full story: https://t.co/zl9VBMiIxr pic.twitter.com/LwWITFPGrR


She was spotted buying men's clothes at Kohl's and shopping at a sex store a week before the they ran off

[curiouscat]

A fitting ending though we'll never get answers from her.

[Boston Babe 73]

They're fucking stupid to stay in the area. We all gave them more credit than they deserved. I did picture her probably dead at some point, but didn't bank on it being herself doing it.

She would rather die then end up in prison and that's coming from a prison officer. That tells you everything you need to know about the prison system in America.

He should have saved everyone the tax money and done the same.

[Bewitchingstorm]

What an idiot she was. She did all this for what?

[raisedbywolves]

What an idiot she was. She did all this for what?

Well, she lightened the tax burden...they won't have to pay her pension now.

[Bewitchingstorm]

Well, she lightened the tax burden...they won't have to pay her pension now.

True...unless it goes to her mother.

[Angiebla]

What an idiot she was. She did all this for what?

11 days of sexy time with moobs.

[Bewitchingstorm]

11 days of sexy time with moobs.

[Boston Babe 73]

11 days of sexy time with moobs.

What a bargain!

[puzzld]

True...unless it goes to her mother.

It depends. If it's like our pension, I pay 5% and the state pays 5% of my pay. So let's say that over the years I've paid in 5000 and the state has paid in 5000. If I die before I receive at least $10,000 in benefits (Say I've received $8000) theoretically I've received 4000 of my dollars back and 4000 of the states) my heirs would get the remaining 1000 of my money and the pension fund would keep the states 1000. Now, depending on what the rules are for Vicki's pension, if she had lived and been convicted, she may well not have been eligible to collect any pension, but they might have had to refund her original 5000 that she paid in. But being as she is dead and thus will never collect her pension or be fired from her job... I'm pretty sure her heirs will be able to collect the money she paid in, and, if her pension had a survivors benefit her spouse (if she had one) would be able to collect a portion of her benefits.

[Bewitchingstorm]

It depends. If it's like our pension, I pay 5% and the state pays 5% of my pay. So let's say that over the years I've paid in 5000 and the state has paid in 5000. If I die before I receive at least $10,000 in benefits (Say I've received $8000) theoretically I've received 4000 of my dollars back and 4000 of the states) my heirs would get the remaining 1000 of my money and the pension fund would keep the states 1000. Now, depending on what the rules are for Vicki's pension, if she had lived and been convicted, she may well not have been eligible to collect any pension, but they might have had to refund her original 5000 that she paid in. But being as she is dead and thus will never collect her pension or be fired from her job... I'm pretty sure her heirs will be able to collect the money she paid in, and, if her pension had a survivors benefit her spouse (if she had one) would be able to collect a portion of her benefits.

Great points, Puzz!