Missing former corrections official, Vicky White, lived in a house 18 miles from the Lauderdale County jail, but sold the house days before she disappeared, well under market value.
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Vicky’s mom, Pat, lives right next door to the house Vicky lived in.
The authorities are still in search for Vicky White and Casey White, an inmate facing murder charges.
In the weeks before she disappeared, Vicky White sold her home in Lexington, Alabama for $95,550 — less than market value.
Vicky White, a 56-year-old divorcee, explained she wasn’t feeling well and would go to the doctor after taking Casey White to the courthouse. There was no medical appointment.
An officer placed Casey White in handcuffs and leg shackles.
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At 9:29 a.m., Vicky White drove her sheriff’s cruiser to a door at the jail and exited her vehicle.
She walked into the jail’s booking area, and emerged moments later with a shackled Casey White.
Vicky White walked with him to the car, opened the door and shut it after he was in the back seat.
In less than two minutes, the two were gone.
In the hours and days that followed, investigators would reveal it was a carefully planned escape, months and perhaps years in the making, as a “special relationship” formed between the two and they communicated by phone during his two years in prison.
“Nobody saw this coming,” Sheriff Rick Singleton said early in the search.
It is a case that has grabbed the attention of the nation and focused the eyes of the world on Alabama.
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