Recovered/Located AL - Casey White, cap murder chg, & Vicky Sue White, CO w/sher office, Lauderdale, 29 Apr'22*Reward*

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citizen_sleuth said:
“Video security footage from the area where Vicki White's car was found has not shown the two getting into another vehicle.”

I wonder if they also have video of them getting out of the vehicle they left in, or if that was also outside the view of cameras.
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That sounds like to me that perhaps she knew this. Its possible someone who knows her inadvertantly told her not realizing that in the future this would be the result. When something is so important as CCTV coverage one shouldn't say anything even if they might trust the person who they are telling only give that type of info to LE imo. Maybe she worked as a secutiry guard in the area and knew about the CCTV coverage. MOO.
 
citizen_sleuth said:
“Video security footage from the area where Vicki White's car was found has not shown the two getting into another vehicle.”

I wonder if they also have video of them getting out of the vehicle they left in, or if that was also outside the view of cameras.
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That sounds like to me that perhaps she knew this. Its possible someone who knows her inadvertantly told her not realizing that in the future this would be the result. When something is so important as CCTV coverage one shouldn't say anything even if they might trust the person who they are telling only give that type of info to LE imo. Maybe she worked as a secutiry guard in the area and knew about the CCTV coverage. MOO.
citizen_sleuth said:
I feel like if her personal vehicle was missing, LE would have included that information in the alert, as that would make it much easier for members of the public to help locate them. If her personal vehicle isn't missing, which I don't think it is given LE's silence on their possible mode of travel, the question becomes––whose vehicle are they in?

Given CW's history of armed carjackings and kidnapping, I wouldn't put it past him to steal a vehicle (potentially with someone inside). After all, he's already in jail for capital murder, so what's one more body under his belt going to do? MOO.
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Yes, that's very scary thought, just chilling!
 
Weirder and weirder-

This appears to be mis-reported... several others reported she never made it to the courthouse.

Inmate Charged with Capital Murder Disappears with Corrections Officer of 25 Years

Assistant Director of Corrections Vicki White left the Lauderdale County Jail jail at 9:41am Friday with inmate Casey White, Sheriff Rick Singleton told reporters at a press conference. (The two Whites are not related.) The officer told jail officials she was escorting White to a mental health evaluation at the courthouse, Singleton said. No such evaluation was ever scheduled.

Singleton said Vicki White dropped the inmate off at the courthouse and told a booking officer she was going to seek medical attention. When the officer attempted to contact her later that afternoon, her phone went straight to voicemail. That’s when jail officials registered that Casey White had not been returned to his cell, setting off a hunt for both the criminal and the corrections officer.

Lauderdale County sheriff releases timeline of events regarding missing employee, murder suspect
 
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TootsieFootsie said:
Why bother putting the retirement thing in the day before.
Was it something expected, or one way to alert that something wasn't right.
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I wonder if she somehow envisioned that she would tell her office (via phone or email, perhaps) that due to her supposed illness, she wouldn't be returning to work and would just let the retirement pay kick in.

(I don't think new financial arrangements would he necessary -- her retirement payments would be direct deposited to the same account she has her paychecks sent into, in most cases)

But -- wouldn't she realize that if her disappearance coincided with the escape of a prisoner she transported, it would get all the scrutiny?

Likewise, did she forget to arrange CW's return transport from courthouse back to jail? Even if she knew he wasn't going to the courthouse nor back to jail, if her alibi was that she was taking him to court and then going off duty for a medical appointment, the alibi then requires someone assigned to return him... no?

MOO
 
Forgot to add my other thought: could her patrol car have stopped briefly at the car lot so that they could acquire a used car for him? And then her car was moved to a less conspicuous location to be left, and they got away in the used car?

Again MOO
 
Auntie Cipation said:
I wonder if she somehow envisioned that she would tell her office (via phone or email, perhaps) that due to her supposed illness, she wouldn't be returning to work and would just let the retirement pay kick in.

(I don't think new financial arrangements would he necessary -- her retirement payments would be direct deposited to the same account she has her paychecks sent into, in most cases)

But -- wouldn't she realize that if her disappearance coincided with the escape of a prisoner she transported, it would get all the scrutiny?

Likewise, did she forget to arrange CW's return transport from courthouse back to jail? Even if she knew he wasn't going to the courthouse nor back to jail, if her alibi was that she was taking him to court and then going off duty for a medical appointment, the alibi then requires someone assigned to return him... no?

MOO
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I assumed he would have returned from the courthouse with the other inmates that went out earlier that day.
 
Auntie Cipation said:
Forgot to add my other thought: could her patrol car have stopped briefly at the car lot so that they could acquire a used car for him? And then her car was moved to a less conspicuous location to be left, and they got away in the used car?

Again MOO
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It's kind of murky, but I think the car was in the same spot. It didn't say the patrol car was seen at a car lot. It was seen parked among cars that were for sale. It's kind of the same situation at the back corner of our Walmart parking lot. People park their cars there with for sale signs on them. It's technically still the shopping center parking lot, but with parked cars for sale. If that makes sense. IMO
 
riolove77 said:
Depends on if they have the felony murder rule in Alabama OR if these two cross state lines and the feds can gain jurisdiction.
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Thanks! I looked it up.

Personally, I’d think that helping someone in his circumstances to escape, (convicted of attempted murder, credible confession to another murder, a 75 year sentence already,) was ‘clearly dangerous to human life’. I’m not a part of the legal system, of course.

https://judicial.alabama.gov/docs/library/docs/13A-6-2(a)(3).pdf
 
Auntie Cipation said:
I wonder if she somehow envisioned that she would tell her office (via phone or email, perhaps) that due to her supposed illness, she wouldn't be returning to work and would just let the retirement pay kick in.

(I don't think new financial arrangements would he necessary -- her retirement payments would be direct deposited to the same account she has her paychecks sent into, in most cases)

But -- wouldn't she realize that if her disappearance coincided with the escape of a prisoner she transported, it would get all the scrutiny?

Likewise, did she forget to arrange CW's return transport from courthouse back to jail? Even if she knew he wasn't going to the courthouse nor back to jail, if her alibi was that she was taking him to court and then going off duty for a medical appointment, the alibi then requires someone assigned to return him... no?

MOO
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I don't think that would work. Even if she were too ill to return to the jail and out process for her retirement, she would still have to make arrangements to turn in her patrol car, police badge, firearm, security badges, etc. When you turn in your retirement papers to HR to request your civil service retirement that is just the first step. A lot of paperwork needs to be done before the process is complete. I retired both from active duty and then from civil service. It was about a 2 month process. IMO
 
I am wondering if he somehow talked her into helping with what was supposed to be a faked escape only. She was to claim he “got loose” and then retire and join him on the sly later when the heat was off. It is the only real way she could possibly use her retirement. I mean if she just planned to run off with a prisoner, why retire the day before? I just think he conned her, she fell for it and maybe was attracted to him. I do think whatever the original plan they had was, it went wrong and she is in grave danger.
 
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ElizB said:
My understanding is she told her subordinates she was taking him. Maybe they were loathe to question her even though it was against protocol?
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That's what the sheriff implied - that the subordinates were not comfortable challenging their superior.

Frankly, the whole place was probably a mess and things like this happen all the time. Rules are lax, procedures not followed, and the jail was just not run according to policy. Everyone looks the other way and if you question things or point out violations you are punished for it.

I think we've all worked at a place like that one time or another. But you really can't run a jail that way, especially in regards to an inmate facing the death penalty. And problems like this start at the top - with the sheriff. Terrible leader. imo
 
I keep seeing a discrepancy in CW's height. This explains where the difference arose...

"Singleton described Casey White as 6 feet, 9 inches tall. A "Blue Alert" issued by Alabama Law Enforcement Agency said he is 6 feet, 6 inches tall and 252 pounds. He was a Department of Corrections inmate but had been brought to Lauderdale County to face capital murder charges."

Inmate Casey White, corrections officer Vicki White missing in Alabama
 

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U.S. Marshals Offers Rewards up to $10,000 for Escapee Wanted for Capital Murder and Endangered Correctional Officer

The U.S. Marshals Service is offering up to $10,000 for information leading to the capture of an escaped inmate from Lauderdale County Jail, and the location of a missing and endangered correctional officer from Lauderdale County, Alabama on Friday April, 29.

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“Casey White is believed to be a serious threat to the corrections officer and the public,” said U.S. Marshal Marty Keely.

Anyone with information on White’s location or Assistant Director of Corrections White’s disappearance is urged to contact law enforcement. You can call the USMS Communications Center at 1-800-336-0102. Anonymous tips may also be submitted via the U.S. Marshals Tip App. “Do not attempt to apprehend this fugitive,” said Keely.

White’s escape is still under investigation.
 
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