Casey White and ex-Lauderdale County jailer Vicky White had phone sex as details of THOUSAND calls revealed
LAUDERDALE COUNTY, ALABAMA: It has been a few months since former Lauderdale County jailer Vicky White killed herself after fleeing with a convicted criminal Casey White. It has now been revealed that they spoke with each other on phone nearly 1,000 times before they decided to flee. The phone calls reportedly were stretched over a six-month period before they escaped together in April 2022.
Lauderdale County Sheriff Rick Singleton said that the two had phone sex too when they spoke to each other a whopping 949 times between August 2021 to February 22, 2022. During that period, Casey was imprisoned at William Donaldson Correctional Facility in Jefferson County. He was behind bars after getting 75 years of jail time for a number of crimes committed in 2015 that included an attempt to murder his former girlfriend and abducting her two roommates.
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Singleton told AL.com, “We’re in the process of listening to those calls to see if there’s any information there that might help us. The only thing I know for a fact was that they had some phone sex.” The cop went on to say that he’s not sure yet if the phone calls happened while Vicky was on duty at Lauderdale County Jail. He noted, “I’d be shocked if some of them weren’t. That’s a lot of phone calls. I think what it tells us is they were definitely in a relationship,” before mentioning that investigators “are still listening to the tapes to see what was on them.” Singleton added, “He [Casey] was here in 2020 and that’s when he planned an escape the first time. Apparently, this relationship was established in 2021 when he was here.”
Casey and Vicky fled from the jail on April 29 after the latter lied to other jail employees, telling them she was taking him to court. After days of search, the duo was found holed up in Evansville, Indiana. But before being detained, Vicky killed herself. In July, her 38-year-old alleged criminal lover was “indicted for the felony murder of Vicky on the theory that he was part of the underlying crime that led to his girlfriend’s death and therefore bears criminal liability,” Law & Crime reported.
Earlier in May, after the 56-year-old jail guard took her life, her friend reportedly insisted that she was not suicidal. “Vicky was not suicidal. She did not deliberately pull that trigger and shoot herself. You can hear on that (911) tape. Vicky was not suicidal when they got up to her. You can hear Vicky hollering, ‘Casey.’ She was talking about getting up and running. She was not suicidal. I don't care if they say they found the gun in her hand, I do not believe she pulled the trigger and shot herself on purpose. None of this makes any sense to me but whatever she did I just can't believe that,” Deborah Burbank said.
Recalling the times when Vicky was alive, Burbank added: “Vicky was just a good person. She was always supportive, always helping people – my daughter, nephews, friends. She would do anything for anyone. And she was always a good girl, a family girl. When we were younger, I would smoke weed and drink. Vicky never participated in any of that, but she was still my friend.”