Alabama corrections officer

The nationwide search for a former Alabama corrections officer and the inmate she disappeared with ended Monday when Vicky White died after being ...

The pair initially disappeared April 29 when Vicky White said she was taking Casey White to the courthouse for a mental evaluation. Investigators previously released video of Vicky White at a Quality Inn in Florence, Alabama, where they say she stayed the night before the escape. Singleton said the inmate will be isolated in a cell. Casey White will be brought back to Alabama, where he was facing murder charges before his escape and already serving a 75-year sentence for other crimes. "And he's not going to get out of this jail again. Sunday night, investigators were told a 2006 Ford F-150 had been discovered at a car wash in Evansville, which is about 175 miles north of Williamson County, Tennessee, where the pair is believed to have abandoned a vehicle they drove away in after ditching Vicky White's patrol car near the jail. "I am so disappointed in her," he said. As the investigation unfolded, the sheriff acknowledged her apparent behavior is inconsistent with the person her colleagues thought they knew. It was one of hundreds of tips officials combed through in the 11 days after Vicky White helped Casey White escape jail. The pair's capture brought to a close a lengthy manhunt that gained widespread attention. Authorities continued to watch them until a vehicle pursuit began, ending when a US Marshals task force member drove a vehicle into the Cadillac the pair were in. "What in the world provoked her, prompted her to pull a stunt like this, I don't know.

Escaped Alabama inmate Casey White has been interviewed extensively since he was caught in Indiana and is cooperating with the investigation.

"Based on her experience in the corrections industry and law enforcement, this was definitely a well thought-out escape," Hunt said. "Based on her experience in the corrections industry and law enforcement, this was definitely a well thought-out escape," Hunt said. She withdrew approximately $90,000 in cash from multiple banks before allegedly fleeing, Lauderdale County District Attorney Chris Connolly said. Police were alerted to the vehicle on Sunday. "We also had some information, tips, that came forward. She withdrew approximately $90,000 in cash from multiple banks before allegedly fleeing, Lauderdale County District Attorney Chris Connolly said. Police were alerted to the vehicle on Sunday. "We were able to verify the footage -- that that was Casey White in the Ford F-150," Hunt said. "We also had some information, tips, that came forward. On Monday, U.S. Marshals said investigators were in Evansville following up on a tip after a 2006 Ford F-150 believed to have been used by Casey White and Vicky White was found abandoned at a car wash on May 3. "We were able to verify the footage -- that that was Casey White in the Ford F-150," Hunt said. On Monday, U.S. Marshals said investigators were in Evansville following up on a tip after a 2006 Ford F-150 believed to have been used by Casey White and Vicky White was found abandoned at a car wash on May 3.

The Indiana sheriff involved in the manhunt that ended with a former Alabama corrections officer dead and a murder suspect in custody shared more details ...

Vicky White had said she was taking him from jail to a courthouse for a planned mental health evaluation. "The coroner's office will do an investigation, and they will determine if it was a self-inflicted gunshot wound," Wedding said. "As they approached the vehicle, it was obvious that the female driver was unconscious and still had a weapon in her hand. Wedding said Tuesday that an Evansville police officer initially spotted the vehicle that matched the description of one they allegedly started driving on May 3 after swapping vehicles. Vicky White was declared dead at a nearby hospital, while Casey White was taken into custody. They were in a grassy area, so three of our task force members actually rammed the vehicle and pushed it into a ditch so it ended up on its side.

Vicky White, 56, a Lauderdale County Detention Center corrections officer in Florence, Alabama, was accused of helping Casey White, 38, escape from behind bars ...

No one outside the suspects were injured or killed and we have the person behind bars." After the chase, Vicky White was taken to a local hospital where she died on Monday just after 7 p.m. According to the Vanderburgh County Corner's Office, White died at Deaconess Hospital and an autopsy is scheduled for 5 p.m. on Tuesday. The office said more information will be provided following the autopsy. The couple was spotted at a motel on Monday and then shortly after near the sheriff's office where a police chase ensued. Casey White then surrendered to law enforcement without a fight after the Cadillac the couple was driving crashed and rolled. Vicky White served as an exemplary corrections officer for nearly 17 years and was set to retire on the day of the escape.