Recovered/Located AL - Casey White, prisoner, & Vicky Sue White (Deceased), CO w/sher office, Lauderdale, 29 Apr'22 *Reward* #5

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I have found that you can follow a Twitter link to the original post, but if you're not a member twitter will not let you see the comments.

JMO
Same here
 
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Maybe his creature of comfort reasoning is that he knows what prison is like versus not knowing where he would be in the case of death.
 
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Coronor announced her passing? In the hospital? Would he be called in? I would think top doctor would announce?
 
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I think that if he cared for her, which the “wife” comment actually hints that he did, he may not reveal everything that went on. Maybe someday he will tell a biographer. Maybe they really just loved each other. I’m kind of surprised he wasn’t as suicidal as people have claimed in the past.
 
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Is he calling her "his wife" so he can claim the cash for himself?

Wait, did Casey call her his wife? What are you referring to? JMO.
 
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Is he calling her "his wife" so he can claim the cash for himself?
I think he loved her, honestly. Maybe they unofficially “got married” this past week.
 
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What a waste of her life. I hope they investigate her suicide completely.
 
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Sometimes you read about people who have a terminal illness and decide to do something rash before they die. I’ve wondered if that was the case with Vicky. But even then, why not close your accounts then go to Tahiti or something. Maybe she just had a dark side and figured, my life is boring so I’m going to throw it all away for some fun. I mean if it was a week with Brad Pitt maybe, but geez.
Yes, this was discussed in the previous threads. After we found out that she is an avid tanner with her own in home tanning bed, skin cancer did cross my mind.
 
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Her poor mom :(
 
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This is somewhat of a moot point now, but I hadn’t heard before that they found the orange SUV with buckets of paint inside it. Dark green paint, I assume. Why choose to repaint it a weird color?
That is odd. But it says “ paint buckets “. Not buckets of paint.
Maybe they were empty. When I hear paint bucket I think of the 5 gallon plastic ones from Home Depot. We used them when we painted the exterior of our house with an airless sprayer.
Wonder if they were used or new and clean? Doesn’t seem to fit in with the green spray paint. Curious to see what else they find.


 
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I’m so angry about this horrid choice she made, but surprisingly I’m feeling very sad that she died.

It’s just such a waste.

Not blaming gender, no bias, it’s just that his life was already a waste. She could’ve gone in any other direction.

Her poor mom.
It’s tragic. :(
 
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Pretend wife? Or did they take a chance to get married? Rings? Fantasy?
 
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Ive missed 48 hrs on this thread and wow! Lots to catch up on thanks to all you members
 
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I think we know her why, or can at least piece together a narrative that makes sense to many people toward the empathic end of the spectrum, which I feel Websleuths attracts and is one of the beautiful elements of this site/forum …

I can see it. Like her, I have a career of many years, but I have way more important things. I sit here typing in a house alive with kid energy, beautiful daughters, a healthy and happy partner. I’ve had the great love affair. I’ve had the limerance, the travel, the sense that life was breaking in my favor, the adventure. She had the ex who died of Parkinsons in January (hell to watch), the sunsetting career, the “waddling walk.” She probably met that guy and felt things she never felt, maybe ever. Was he a colossally bad choice? WORST. Can I understand a lonely woman whose only tether to good was her mother? … yea. The day I am perfect, I will cast my first stone at this very sad woman who Thelma & Louised on her way out, doused with adrenaline and dopamine and delusion, and who didn’t shoot at anyone else at the very end.

Credit to the marshals, police, paramedics, nurses and doctors who I believe all acted in good faith to try to keep this woman alive long enough for family to get there, maybe to put organ donation on the table, and because it was the right thing to do. Credit to them.
 
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What is the protocol in Indiana for getting married?
 
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