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Some Alabama residents say they saw fugitive correctional officer Vicki White visit an adult store before disappearing with an escaped Lauderdale County inmate. Casey Cole White.
However, employees in the store told NewsNation that they could not comment on possible observations.
Others said they saw her at a department store buying men’s clothing before she left, the outlet said.
Casey White, 38, escaped from Lauderdale County Jail on Friday and was last seen with Lauderdale County Assistant Correctional Officer Vicki White on April 29. The two have no connection. (Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Office and U.S. Marshal’s Office)
Casey White, 38, and Vicki White, 56, who are not related but allegedly in a “special relationship”, disappeared from the Lauderdale County Detention Center in Alabama on the morning of April 29.
U.S. marshals say fugitive Casey White has tattoos associated with the WHITE SUREMATIA GANG, SOUTHERN BROTHERHOOD
Investigators received a report at around 11pm on Thursday of a vehicle matching the 2007 Ford Edge description and have since been able to confirm that the SUV was the same used by Vicki White and Casey Cole White. after their disappearance on April 29the U.S. Marshals Office said Friday.
Vicki White, 56, the facility’s assistant director of adjustments, bought a 2007 Ford Edge copper SUV before fleeing, the sheriff’s office said Wednesday. The plate number was not available. (Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Office)
Lauderdale County Attorney Chris Connelly expressed surprise at the disappearance of Vicki White in an interview with NewsNation.
“My word about her was solid. So when it happened, it was such a shock. She wasn’t very talkative. But it was over,” Connelly told the paper. “It’s like the stages of grief. You say, “This is amazing. This did not happen. Then you get to where I am now, and I’m angry that she did it. “
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Meanwhile, Tyson Johnson, who led Vicki White in prison for seven years, said otherwise.
“No one is surprised. No one who worked with her there is surprised, “he told NewsNation.
U.S. marshals are offering $ 10,000 for information leading to the capture of an Alabama prisoner who escaped from prison, as well as the location of an endangered correctional officer. (US Marshall Service)
During the couple’s disappearance, Vicki White, a high-ranking prison warden, left the facility alone with Casey, telling colleagues she was transporting it for evaluation. in the district courtofficials said. She said she would go to her doctor afterwards, said Lauderdale County Sheriff Rick Singleton.
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But Casey was not scheduled for an assessment at the time, investigators later said.
New USMS images from late Thursday include photos showing what Vicki White would look like if she changed the color of her hair from her normal blonde to a darker shade or if she shortened it from her typical length.
New images released by the US Marshal Service show Vicki White with darker hair and some of Casey White’s tattoos. (US Marshall Service)
And several new images show the numerous tattoos that Casey White wore on both sides of her chest, arms and back. Tattoos include a horseshoe emblem with a red flower on his left sternum; ink covering his entire right shoulder and another tattoo covering part of his left arm; and a Confederate flag on its back, decorated with the inscription “Southern Pride” in rough font.
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Marshals describe White as 6 feet 9 inches tall and about 330 pounds, with brown hair and hazel eyes. Law enforcement images show that he wore his hair in various ways over the years, including shaved, tousled and cut. He is significantly taller than Vicki White, who is 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighs approximately 145 pounds. She has brown eyes and is said to walk with a “rolling gait”.
USMS is offering a prize up to $ 15,000 for information leading them to the fugitives. Anyone with information on their whereabouts is asked to call U.S. marshals at 1-800-336-0102.
Stephanie Pagones of Fox News, Adam Sabes and Michael Ruiz contributed to this report.
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