Last week, we learned about the bizarre disappearance of an Alabama correctional officer and the murderer she was allegedly transporting to a court appointment:
Now there's growing evidence that Assistant Correctional Director Vicky White may have helped Casey White (no relation) escape:
Documents reveal Vicky White, who had recently announced her plans to retire as the county's assistant director of corrections, sold her home just days before she and Casey White disappeared.
Documents show the home sold on April 18 for $95,550 -- well below the current market value. Online records with Lauderdale County list the home's total parcel value at $204,700.
Yeah this is obvious: You don't sell your house in this real estate market at a loss. If you put up a refrigerator cardboard box for $17,000, someone is gonna buy it. You only sell your $200k home for $95k if you want to get out of town fast.
There's more evidence, too:
[Sheriff Rick] Singleton said Casey White and Vicky White had a "special relationship" that was confirmed, in part, by other inmates who told investigators Casey White "was getting extra food on his trays" and "was getting privileges no one else got. And this was all coming from her."
And:
Surveillance video released by the detention center Tuesday shows Casey White, shackled and handcuffed in an orange jumpsuit, being escorted into the back of Vicky White's patrol car Friday morning.
From there, Singleton says, the pair drove to a shopping center less than 10 minutes away, abandoned the patrol car and got into a gold or copper-colored 2007 Ford Edge SUV.
Vicky White bought the car in Rogersville, about 25 miles east of Lauderdale County, and staged it in the parking lot the night before their disappearance, Singleton said.
This likely means that Casey – who was already serving 75 years for various crimes when he confessed to the brutal stabbing of a 58-year-old woman – has access to Vicky's regulation-issued AR-15 and shotgun, which is really not good.
Then there's the fact that he promised to murder his ex-girlfriend and her sister if he ever got out.
Officer White's mother-in-law (her husband passed away in January) is understandably worried that the criminal has done something to her.
This dude is a cold-blooded killer, so let's hope they catch up to both of them quickly!
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