The Strange Case of Vicky White - Story from Start to Finish - Documentary - (New)

[@mohammedali672]

My Dad was 6 '10" . As a kid I was so proud of my " giant " father , but when I was in my teens I saw what a hassle his height was for him ....having to duck under nearly every door , no clothes fit him that he didn't pay twice the cost , he didn't fit into any cars until he bought a Fleetwood , plus people were constantly coming up to him to ask his size or ask how the air was up there and other b.s. Since he was so big , little men would come out of the woodwork to prove they could whip the biggest guy here (usually at the bar , any bar ) , and he would oblige them a trip across a few tables and a visit to the floor .... Probably from his 10 years as a Bouncer at the roughest house around .... If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes , it was insane . He stood out . He didn't live past 44 years , bless his heart .I am now 20 years older than he ever made in age . Wish I could talk to him about his experiences , now as a adult . Big Jim , I miss you still .

[@nikkioshea4139]

🙏💜

[@sinceunati]

God bless Big Jim

[@kevinr.3542]

They say tall people typically don't live long lives and I hate that. I'm 6"2 which isn't that tall but I think about how I don't see many really tall elderly people. Do they all shrink?

[@KaraLynnJack]

Oh I'm so sorry for your loss of your dear father!

[@bearthalamas9241]

My dad had a friend called "Tiny". I was little and not shure exactly how tall he was but he had to duck to walk into our house when we had cookouts. He had the biggest Cadillac they made in the mid 70s, and he wasn't only tall, he was a very fluffy guy lol. We all use to watch him squeeze into that Cadillac and watch it lower about 3-4 inches on the drivers side when he got in lol. It leaned hard on the drivers side when he was in it.

[@juliaperry137]

I was a Corporal at our country jail for 15 years and I can say there was not one single inmate that I gave a second glance at and thought...O.. I would definitely mess my whole life up for him. I just don't understand. Thank you for the video Lamont. Great job!! 💖

[@pierremckinney122]

Good for you! You get a cookie lmao 🤣🤣. You want to know a secret?! You're not supposed to do that? Lmao 🤣🤣🤣

[@Bonzi_Buddy]

But would you mess up your life for Lamont? Been late to work watching his videos on the home computer? Sneak a peek at a cell phone when you weren't supposed to and catch the latest video? It can happen to anyone.

[@juliaperry137]

@@pierremckinney122 Guess what azzhole...there's a lot of women that do. Take your cookie and shove down your pie hole. You probably flip burgers at McDonald's if you even have a job.🤣🖕🖕

[@Tazzyone.]

@@pierremckinney122 exactly. And I'm sure she called for male guards when the shtf. Diversity hire for sure.

[@charlylucky7508]

Yea, too bad for ol girl. How can she be so blind and not see that she has so much to lose, and ol boy has absolutely NOTHING to lose.

[@shandoolie]

Damn Lamont, you're busting out 45 minute documentaries now? Props, can't wait to watch it later. Crazy story.

[@Crystalphyre]

Lamont!! This is awesome and the perfect length. I can't wait to see more of these 👵💞

[@CraftyMimi19]

I don’t get it either. What a waste

[@annarchy665]

Great to see the area and roads they took. 🤟

[@sharonreyes5570]

That man at car wash deserves the reward period and it's ashamed he hasn't got it. Thanks Lamont for showing us and telling us.

[@marius4592]

They always keep the money 💰💰 it's a scam in my opinion

[@carltonthepug]

Well if you know this case, he was given $5000 for his help. It was after this was filmed.

[@carltonthepug]

@@marius4592You are so wrong lol

[@nicolemerriman-darling772]

Like someone else said, it's surprising she would fire and soot herself, and after it happens, she makes a short scream. Does that sound normal? I've never heard of a suicide that said the person taking their own life screamed (In what sounded like suprise) right after the shot?

[@GoSipOnTea]

​​@@nicolemerriman-darling772hmm I didn't know that.... did they say that in this video? That's so weird!

[@iheartlolatv2947]

Please get that man his reward money! He definitely helped out big time!

[@hh7407]

Telling the local news about it will help. Local news is honest. Police will keep that money until someone shakes it loose from their claws.

[@countrygirl4422]

I agree!

[@warwarneverchanges4937]

He seems like he deserves a break

[@emerald8795]

@@hh7407 Oh wow!

[@normac9931]

Agreed!!

[@JasonKB]

No idea how you churn out content like this nonstop but it’s nothing short of amazing

[@LamontAtLarge]

Grinding

[@CTS55555]

Lamont is the best with being consistent at releasing video content. I recall when I discovered Mr Ballens storytelling channel 2 years ago, he was releasing 2 videos a week. Longtime subscribers would sometimes comment how he released 3 videos a week. Now he has only been releasing 1 video a week for several months now. Sometimes it is 1 video every 2 weeks. Again, this is Mr Ballen I am talking about. However, the storytelling is excellent…..I went to search for “on the site” crime/ mystery storytellers because of The inconsistency of other channels. Lamont’s channel is better in my opinion.

[@benlaw4647]

C Torre, me too! I found mrballen when he first got started and it was 3,4 times a week , now it's like 1 every 2 weeks. Guess he is running out of true stories and having to search hard for strange, dark and unusual stories.. I've been following lamont for a couple years and he is great , he keeps on the move and pumping them out...✌.

[@carolynjustagagirl2315]

@@CTS55555 Mr. BALLEN JUST BECAME A NEW DAD. MOVED AND A DEATH IN THE FAMILY I BELIEVE.

[@redwoodrebelgirl3010]

@@carolynjustagagirl2315 Well, those things definitely deserve & need his time, energy, presence, focus, & attention. 💗 Glad he is meeting his personal & family needs, rather than messing around with YT, under those circumstances. God be with him & his family, hold them close, & bless them. Especially that brand new, precious little baby. And, may his family member rest in peace.💗 God hold you & your family close, & bless y'all, too, Carolyn.💗 And, all who my be reading this. ❤️ And all those who don't. ❤️

[@nanaof9]

The man who owns the car wash deserves that reward , he needs to get in touch with someone to get it

[@JohnWickkkk]

Naw

[@nettiea9384]

I agree… usually they say anyone that assists in apprehending a fugitive shd get $$

[@slwtgf]

Can this channel start a petition?! He was at large a good long minute - and no one questioned them. And then this business owner review/study his CC tv , provides perfect description and alerts authorities? Casey was brought in alive…he’s got valid claim/stake on that reward , no ifs ands or but’s…

[@kole0429]

But isnt that what we should do regardless of a reward to keep criminals and escaped convicts off our streets and ppl safe?

[@nanaof9]

@@kole0429 of course. but he didnt say he wanted a reward it was offered to whom ever found him or had info on where he was, so he should get it

[@deadguysuperstar]

Dude I love you for doing this. I'm not a big true crime fan but this really got my attention when it was hot in the news. Big ups to you Lamont!

[@paulagibson2672]

Thank you Lamont!!! Not only did you do an excellent job presenting her story, but you made Vicki human. I personally felt sorry for her, she was at the end of her career and she went though alot of heartbreak too!!! I lost my husband of 47 years 2 years ago and I know there is a huge void in my life, she might have felt White was her last chance in life. It's sad, she was only 59, I'm in my early 70's & being alone doesn't scare me, I think that was why she did it, she just didn't want to be alone anymore!!! When they got stopped she just couldn't face her friends & family. She knew she would go to prison & a cop in prison is not a good life either. These are the things I thought of when it originally happened. May she rest in piece & I hope he at least have some amount of regret for the way it turned out.

[@konapuppy10]

She wasn’t insane. She was lonely!! Everyone she got involved with, failed or died on her!! I’m alone, I hate it, but I wouldn’t do what she did......for any man! I hope he cared about her, even just a little!!

[@angelicamichelle1646]

@@konapuppy10 it looks like regret on his face. He may had loved her and wanted that life they dreamed of by the beach

[@bendougherty549]

Some people just cannot face the prospect of being alone. It's really sad, because of that, people a lot of times put themselves in this kind of situation, All just to be loved for those few moments, and hear those words many long to hear. "I love you". He probably was a smooth talker, and lets face it, he was in prison for decades and it was going to be hard for him to have a relationship with a woman. He wanted his chance at life and risked everything for it. He had to pay for his actions, but wanted what he wanted, consequences be damned. I feel so badly for he Ridgeway family. All they want is justice for their mom's murder. That was awful enough in itself what happened to her. Then this escape happened. It was so bizarre that our small area was on national news. I live in the next county in Athens, and it was the only thing in the news all of the time. People searched around North Alabama, because that's where it was thought that's where they were. I'm sorry, but I am with the opinion that the jail needs punished. Why in the heck was she allowed to leave with him alone? Why wasn't there a double check about the "appointment" Casey had with the psychologist? Did Vicky commit suicide or was she killed? She gave up so much for that man. I feel sad for her. She worked for so many years and gave up her retirement. BUT, there was an "open secret". Apparently, this wasn't the first man she had a "relationship" with. But that's kind of just "talk around the water cooler".

[@christinecortese9973]

You’re right, living alone can be hard, especially if you’ve had a long-term loving relationship, but you have to adapt. I’m not afraid of it anymore, and have got to the point that I love my quiet, peaceful, conflict-free life.

[@allenh7835]

He caught at her emotional rock bottom and facing uncertain future alone. I don't judge her, she was a good person according to those who knew her. She was only human and blinded by love and manipulation. I bashed her early in.

[@carrieharris9479]

Thank you for bringing this story to life. The guy at the carwash deserves a reward for being observant and bringing this to a halt. I enjoy your content.

[@wisdomseeker3362]

I thought they started a Go FundMe for this kind and intelligent gentleman ❓ No LEOs knew where Vickey and Casey were before the car wash guy _told_ _them_ . What a shame he didn't receive _any_ of the reward money ❗

[@perrymichales4242]

James is a hero in the American people's eyes still to this day

[@Jaymes237]

Bringing this story to life? It’s so beyond played out no one wants to hear about it anymore. He used click bait by saying Casey had female breasts and never mentioned it in the story. Called an innocent homeless guy a scumbag and stood at this woman’s grave disrespecting her. The guy is a Simp!

[@divadavis7479]

They did not give them ppl anything lies

[@frostyjim2633]

He deserves to get his ass kicked for being a rat

[@stacyharris6218]

I just don’t understand why she would throw everything she worked hard for for this criminal and end her own life.

[@Army4life82]

I basically just posted the exact same thing. IMO I think she was dealing with some type of mental health issue. Casey White IMO saw a vulnerable woman that he could easily manipulate definitely not giving her a pass because what she did was wrong but I just can't comprehend throwing away everything you worked so hard for to do something so incredibly stupid 🤔😭 of a POS like CW or anyone who that matter. CW didn't give a shxt about Vicky he had nothing to lose yet she had everything to lose which unfortunately she did.

[@TonyClay893]

A 6'9 man's penis is why she did it.

[@minnietrout814]

I do

[@Army4life82]

@@minnietrout814 why?

[@Fourleafclover9]

I do get it its sad but they fall in love with these narcsasists

[@CarlosCruz-ll5ez]

Over 20 years working as a guard and she decides to literally throw her entire life away to break out of prison a convicted murderer, this story is mind blogging!

[@Queenofdacastle]

Probably wasn’t her first time with an inmate she just took that one too far

[@debrorowrowyaboat726]

I don’t think she woke up one day and decided to throw her entire life away to break a convicted murderer out of prison, I doubt she thought it in this way at all. I think she looked at it differently than what it looks like on the surface. Maybe what she decided was not to throw her life away but to start living, to start a life, a life she wanted with someone that loves her someone that didn’t make her feel alone and invisible but that actually notices her, someone that made her feel love again. Regardless if what he told her was true or not , to her it was and she believes in her own dreams and so she followed her dream. I feel bad for her, I truly doubt she decided to throw her entire life away, I think whatever she threw away and left behind she decided it was worth giving that up for the future she believed would be. He told her everything she wanted and needed to hear to feel alive, and believes what she wants to believe and doesn’t want to believe what she doesn’t want to believe just like you me and everyone else. The whole thing is sad, she did it for love. Poor girl, rest in peace Vicki you are loved

[@CarlosCruz-ll5ez]

@@debrorowrowyaboat726 and?

[@timberline1487]

I think a big part of it is what he talks about towards the end. She had a boyfriend killed in a car crash and her husband died of Parkinson's. Probably very traumatized by these events which probably triggered her to act on a bad boy fetish she never would have acted on otherwise.

[@oiaiofoster4775]

She is a Complete Idiot!!!! I would Never Take Any Chances on A Convicted Murderer Inmate!!!!

[@mckaylasaylor5336]

The guy at the car wash was awesome. He knew something was up and the cops brushed it off… that’s what is so annoying about law enforcement sometimes 🥴🤦🏻‍♀️ no wonder he got aggravated with them. If things had went any smidge differently during that time the outcome of the story could have been different. And he didn’t get his reward! Wow 😡 he definitely deserves it

[@cathyc9596]

I know! That floored me! The news showed faster than the cops. He's right. Don't call 911, call the local news and then you'll see results!

[@ytzpilot]

That guy was the best part of this videa

[@nicolebailey4426]

Shame he didn't get an award Casey deserved prison he has history of violence.

[@jenniferprince2674]

No one ever gets the reward. They always have some stupid reason to not pay up.

[@cathyc9596]

@@jenniferprince2674 that’s just such BS

[@brookedepp300]

The fact that she felt that this guy actually liked her is amazing. Why wouldn't he go along w/ this? He's got nothing to lose.

[@Mariechy]

Not only that, he seen an opportunity. Took advantage of the situation to get free.

[@8675309td]

You'd be surprised it happens alot, they find the ones with low self-esteem. I watched it happen and was able to read new ones coming to work that would be manipulated.

[@dennisemery3175]

I agree

[@theboyisnotright6312]

Women live the bad boys. Stupid broad. She wrecked her life. I have no idea what she was thinking

[@greenspiraldragon]

The crazy thing is she went along with this. She is old enough to know better and she was a supervisor and knew all the con tricks the inmates would play. It's just so unbelievable.

[@rosewood1111]

I was shocked to this a longer video by you! Thank you for your hard work! ❤️ - James should have gotten the reward money.

[@mandyblue7708]

It never ceases to amaze me what some sweet talk, attention and positive affirmation will get someone, especially if you're a lonely, emotionally and verbally abused person who feels alone and unloved and unworthy in this world.

[@camisalyer9292]

My sone in law is 6’9 and he sticks out. He changes the batteries in my smoke detector every year (no chair needed). Great documentary, hope you do more.

[@rivers743]

That's so wholesome

[@BryanEberle]

hey I need the batteries checked in mine can you send him over...

[@Jsarmy87124]

😂😂😂 instead of being a model

[@joer9323]

I've found that, if a person plans and dwells on something long enough and hard enough, they can convince themselves that whatever they intend to do will work regardless of the obstacles in their way.

[@dougfredricks2017]

Akin somewhat to We become what we Think...

[@mrs.hancock4124]

Old Proverb “Needs must when the devil drives.” In other words, when you are “desperate”, you end up doing things you ordinarily would not do. When a person’s emotional needs turn into fierce desperation driving perceptions, need ends up overshadowing intellectual knowledge/awareness... cognitive dissonance will unwittingly close the otherwise irreconcilable gaps between reality vs wanting/needing to perceive otherwise to suffice.

[@rayray7906]

My Lamont, can we just take moment to acknowledge how far you came? When I first started watching you awhile ago, you were living in your car and I believe you just lost your Job with a small KZbin following and look at you now. Won't God do it!!! Look at you now with 428,000 subscribers.Go head Lamont. Love from the bay area. Keep doing your thing!!

[@irenegriffin3050]

Temporary insanity is probably the best explanation. Great coverage of this story!

[@stephj3331]

Great job Lamont!!! You work so hard and it’s appreciated! ❤

[@shanteldickenson3063]

I I watch lifetime movie on the Casey white an Vicky white story

[@karenh4058]

You did a great job on this. I especially enjoyed the interview with the car wash owner. Yes, he should get that reward. I also found this case fascinating. One thing I always wondered is what the heck did she see in him? Maybe she saw a kinship in that they had the same last name. In her mind it probably sparked a friendship and it grew from there.

[@cindeelee7794]

You did an amazing job on this documentary. Thank you for doing it.👍

[@LamontAtLarge]

Thanks to Scarlett

[@Bonzi_Buddy]

Lamont = Joe Biden Scarlett = Joe Biden's handlers Let me start off with two words: Lamont At Large.

[@tonywalker3795]

@@LamontAtLarge dude great work you are much better than dan bell

[@Bonzi_Buddy]

@@tonywalker3795 Dan Bell is an unlikable weirdo where Lamont is a likable weirdo.

[@isitoveryet9525]

@@Bonzi_Buddy 😂😂😂

[@betsybabf748]

Vicky was widowed. I was widowed suddenly and nothing ever tested and changed me more than that could have. I no longer knew life and myself. After a few years of shock, it gets worse, which I never knew, but I talk with hundreds of widowed people daily. It's shocking ow lost, easily manipulated and just hopeless they get, but where others think you just 'get over it' like when their grandma died, so people hide the pain and hopelessness, sometimes isolating, sometimes reaching for anyone to love them and make them feel human and give them a life again. First thing I asked when I heard this case when they escaped was, "By any chance, is she a widow?", and she was. The 4-7 year mark, widows often really lose hope. She was 6 years out. We need more education of severe grief rather than ignorance and it being uncomfortable to see. She was ripe for a manipulator and scammer. Hopefully, she is now safe with her husband.

[@zenamom]

Your insight is very touching. Thanks for sharing it.

[@howardjr9888]

Thanks for sharing that.

[@r.williamcomm7693]

So sorry for your loss. You have a good head on your shoulders & like you said she was vulnerable for a scammer & fell for the coward Casey White who was willing to fight to the last drop of HER blood & risk her money & her career. Evil scammers like Casey White feel no guilt when good women lose all their money & more like you said in that window where it gets the worst. It’s easy for some to judge her situation rather than trying to trying to learn from her situation. Sometimes God or the universe wants us to have time to learn to love & accept ourselves before we can love another. Scammers who sense that exploit it to isolate the victim to project shame. Sometimes the victim doesn’t realize how easy it is turn back to friends & family because even if the scammer is out on the streets, he has no power than an a jailed inmate when the victim realizes that he’s the one who should be ashamed & blocks him from her life.

[@joanncarr740]

A child lost is worse then a husband lost any time mine go 21 years this year my son this year eight years . Let me tell you something you become totaly numb after awhile. .. the years pass by you become numb where you can not be sad any more tied of being sad. You just go on in grieve ..

[@bradgray4360]

@misskezzababy my father died from brain aneurysm when I was 8 mum never remarried or even had a boyfriend and I watched many try .I asked mum why she never wanted to get remarried or even date and it was simple just because dad died doesn't mean there love for each other did .

[@jramirez2068]

Some people have never been loved or had anyone care about them and sometimes when they think they have found love it can destroy them.

[@pattih7]

Indeed! Also, she had lost her husband to death. She knew what being in a relationship was, and missed him. I believe she lost her bearing emotionally, and got lost in romantic dre world. I do not believe she shot herself!

[@jacinthmcintosh3059]

​. She knew she would go to prison... maybe she couldn't face the shame, knowing she was a prison guard for 20 years. Some people will think that she didn't shoot herself.

[@jacinthmcintosh3059]

He used her.

[@crystalvickers78]

So this is in my hometown. Casey was on a lot of antipsychotic medications (that caused the appearance of female breasts) that he was given in jail. If he wasn’t on the meds, he was uncontrollable-people would joke and say he could flip a Walmart barehanded. I believe the Daily Mail has a video where Casey was shocking himself with a stun gun in order to develop a tolerance. He’s a monster.

[@penskepc2374]

My god...

[@pslyarnbarn]

Antipsychotics/antidepressants cause hormonal chaos for sure. Thanks for the info

[@HealingSavage999]

His milkshake brought the female cop to the yard🤣🤣🤣

[@benlaw4647]

😂😂😂

[@accuser_of_the_brethren7816]

I used to see those "FDA RECALL/CONSUMER ALERTS" during commercial breaks around 8 or 9 years ago for an anti-depressant/anti-psychotic called "Risperdal or Risparodol" or extremely close to that but the recall was for the Gynomastia (probably misspelled) they caused especially in older adults and younger teens. It makes total sense now that I see why they'd recall that stuff but on the other hand a guy like that is worth having big ole' toooterz instead of a 7 ft uncontrollable nutcase around everyone.

[@alisonmarie]

This is a very well put together! Sad story, and unfortunate ending but well put together video. The guy from the car wash really should've received the reward. On a side note, I'm happy to see how quickly this channel is growing 💗

[@kerrydennison7947]

The fact the car wash owner did not collect the reward money, says a lot about why people simply do not cooperate with the police. This gentleman done all of the right things ain't got crap thrown in the end.

[@heatheradam-cerri8969]

AGREE 100%

[@queenthunderbolt]

I love this story Lamont!! It would thrill the hell out of me if you interviewed Casey White. I don't think anyone has. Keep up the awesomeness!! 🤟

[@pheephee1712]

I was thinking the same thing.-

[@queenthunderbolt]

Or even maybe interview a relative or someone that knows him well... I am so intrigued by crime stories and this one is in my top favorites of current crime stories.

[@efw9060]

If he has a lawyer worth 10 cents you aren't going to talk to him anytime soon. He is awaiting trial for this and other crimes.

[@spiritmatter1553]

@@efw9060 Thanks for that dose of reality.

[@carolynjustagagirl2315]

Doubtful it's possible he is about to go trial for MURDER the. He has 2 more to go if they bother

[@pilarsires663]

Great coverage of this case Lamont. My husband is 6'9, and he stands out everywhere. So very sad for Vicky White's family. I remember one report stated that he was in that prison a few years prior to the break out and that is when they first met. I do think she was lonely, and he may have used that to gain her trust. Her ex-husband had passed in January from Parkinson's. Her ex-mother in law, said after the divorce they still were friends. Only God and Vicky White knows the real truth. Stay safe Lamont ❤️.

[@portiamarie3713]

Yes, they were friends, she was also his care giver until he passed

[@williamhilbert8324]

I know you don't like doing the long videos but we love them thanks for sharing Lamont

[@normanrambo4189]

Loneliness is a strange animal. It will make people do strange things. God be with her parents and friends. RIP Vicky. My heart still aches for you.

[@victoryissweet5941]

You are correct LONELINESS is an extremely strange animal.

[@codybarry8204]

Amen. This is a great comment.

[@debjordan6810]

Absolutely loneliness and desperation

[@lightwarrior432]

He played her 😡 ☹️😔

[@davidvalensi8616]

Poor lonely woman, gave up her pension and her life to play "Bonnie and Clyde".

[@bro6568]

I can’t believe you did this story. The jail and her house are in my hometown. I used to live down the street from the jail and walked right by it everyday to work 😅 wish I would’ve caught you around love the channel buddy!

[@shawnruth7946]

I loved the way you brought this one, with the live shots, the man at the carwash...loved it!

[@sandrahunter8661]

Mr @ Large - I really appreciate what you do to bring these stories to us 👏❤. All of the research you do, and then the travel to show us the actual sites of these incidents, is above & beyond any other of its kind. I'm hooked on your vids & will be a loyal follower as long as you go 🙂✌

[@Dion82866]

I think Vicky had a mid life crisis. It does happen to women too, usually later than men. She was alone, about to retire and maybe she was just wanting someone to spend that time with. I can't imagine thinking something like that would work out, but who knows what goes through people's minds during life changes. It's a very sad story!

[@melly9037]

That dam menopause is a killer in every way..

[@CityThatCannotBeCaptured]

Nah she just got conned.

[@melly9037]

@HumbleServant580 u probably are too young to understand about the menopause and if you are old enough then you have been lucky to not have experienced what it can do, but as someone goin through hell with it I can tell you for some women its worse than what you experience in teenage yrs, it completely changes you even down to not bein able to read, I never expected this with the dreaded menopause 🙄

[@deborahsmith934]

I agree with you her boyfriend was killed in a car accident, her husband died of Parkinson's disease, and I think this guy swept her off her feet and it just made her feel good.

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

That’s pathetic 😆

[@erikduhon]

Thank you Lamont for covering this story, I had heard about it right when it took place and saw a couple of videos on it and then it just dropped off. You cover your stories so well that's why you're channel is my first go to as soon as I get on KZbin. Thank you for your time and effort for keeping us entertained. 🖤

[@betweenthepoles]

I never could understand how Vicki thought her plan would work. You can’t disguise a 6’9” man especially when he’s with a 5’5” companion who has blindingly blonde hair. It reminds me of people who are catfished online and send thousands of dollars because they think they are in a romantic relationship. So delusional.

[@chrispennington6890]

Had they just stayed out of public and made camp and headed for Canada later been OK it's not hard to lay low even if you stick out

[@beverlyrhame3692]

Ok fine, you believe that you’re in a romantic relationship but when the one sided request’s for money starts coming in non-stop, why do they think that they have to pay so much money for true love?….

[@greenbeagle13]

Loneliness can drive people to believe some weird things, including delusions.

[@tomrogers9467]

@@chrispennington6890 We have border security up here in Canada, you know. I rather doubt they would be given a warm welcome. It was all over the news here, to!

[@scootiebootie3553]

they needed a lot more than 90,000 bucks! they needed 500,000 minimum. and i think the only way they could have escaped is ? by boat to another country. of just live on a boat, buy a houseboat, she needs a lot of facial plastic surgery, he needs to stay on the boat. not enuff money, not enuff thought behind any of this, ..........

[@mj6962]

From the audio, it sounded like she did NOT want to kill herself. Apparently the air bags blew out when they crashed, and she wanted to get out and run. She was nearly in mid sentence when the shot was heard and she made that quick scream. Didn’t anyone else think that??

[@Mrs.LeahBaker]

Yes. Same. I live in Alabama and thought the same thing. Last I seen they announced they are checking the guns trigger for dna. To see if she done it or he actually did it.

[@randybaumery5090]

Technically she killed herself once she decided to do this!

[@amygriffin274]

Yeah, I don't buy that either. A cop could have done it.

[@charlottedrolet9000]

That's what I was asking when it happened. I think he did it.

[@eugeniaskelley5194]

Yah, it seems suspicious.

[@peggysue2748]

I love your stories Lamont. You hit the nail on the head with your explanation. She lost two men she loved. She was getting older and this dirtbag filled her head with dreams. I'm so sorry she ended her life, like you said she wasn't a bad person. She was just manipulated by a creep. Keep these stories coming! Stay safe my friend! 💖

[@GregLopez75]

It's amazing how careless law enforcement was during this manhunt. That woman was lonely and searched in the most wrong place for a companion.

[@taytay8283]

@Greg Lopez what you make no sense

[@wisdomseeker3362]

@@taytay8283 Greg makes plenty of sense!

[@wisdomseeker3362]

The devil is in the details ! No woman or man should _ever_ feel _this_ lonely ❗ He's not only a three time loser and a murderer, but he is super gross looking!

[@BadTV1993]

people usually find companionship in the pool of people that they spend the most time around

[@mysticalvibe4241]

This man should be a detective he’s street smart and has better instincts to something shady than law enforcement

[@ms.c3]

It’s a crazy story. Lamont I love that you got to narrate this story to us even though this was all over the news. But love how you put some humor into it. Vicky made a big mistake and we probably will never know ‘ WHY’ she did what she did. But I feel so sad for her. May Vicky Rest In Peace 💐. Thank you Lamont 🙏🏽

[@1HippieChick]

Ms C, I feel sad for her too... She made up her mind to do it, but I still don't want to say she was a bad person...

[@LadyMaverick79]

I live in Evansville IN and witnessed the crash… it was insane! What was crazy about them being in the hotel that long is that if he wasn’t “spotted” who knows how it all would of ended up! The city thought they were super cops which was funny because the car wash manager had reported it and was blown off days before! It was just insanity all around… but James should of got the reward! The family of the victim Casey murdered did come up and met with him and he was humbled that they wanted to meet him! He deserved far more than just the reward! Such a good guy!!!!

[@tjemeraldeyes]

Here's you another mystery...Casey Whites brother Stephen Patrick White became a missing person from Lawrence County Alabama in 2017. He has never been seen or heard from since walking away from his home in October 2017. Crazy huh?

[@kalalooney5964]

Look at you with almost half a million subscribers!! I've been a huge fan for quite some time now and I must say, you really have a way of telling stories of those who have gone before us in a sort of soothing manner. Stay safe out there Lamont and God bless! P.s.. this was a heck of a crazy, strange series of events. I still have suspicion that Casey ended Vicki's life per the on star call.

[@tauntasmom]

Kala I think your right it is just too coincidental how she says " Casey please don't" and then BOOM I thought that from the minute the gun went off, he probably never loved her just wanted to be free, why in the world would he kill a woman who gave her life to set him free? These damn prison inmates!

[@RubyandIan]

Lamont you did an amazing job with this one. Thanks for all the details and the care you put into your videos. I love how your channel has grown over the years and your content just keeps us wanting to see your next videos. Keep up the great work in all you do!!!!!

[@tammymeador1651]

Great job Lamont❤ I think she lived a sad, lonely life and latched on to the first man that gave her attention. I feel bad for her family. For sure a tragedy.

[@suecowley2599]

I live in the UK and so had never heard of this case. Thank you for your excellent coverage, it was extremely comprehensive and even-handed. I feel really sorry for her, clearly she was going through some kind of mid-life crisis, maybe even a total emotional breakdown. From what you said, she was a law-abiding, thoroughly nice person up until this happened and her actions were so absolutely crazy that I'm sure the balance of her mind was disturbed, as evidenced by the fact that she chose to end her own life. What a devastating tragedy, both for her and all her family. May she rest in peace.

[@accuser_of_the_brethren7816]

Hey Lamont. Bro, everytime I click on a new vid/story it makes me smile ear to ear because the first upload of yours I watched was the car conversation you recorded while on break from a job that you hated and felt like everyday you were there was another day lost that you wasted your potential and drive for something better. It's actually crazy to see just how much your life has changed for the better because you refused to be complacent and stuck going nowhere but parallel. To see your subscribers grow and watching how articulate and skilled you've become with these "on the scene/stories where they happened" uploads/medium is amazing and inspiring for a lot of people. Refusing to settle was the bravest thing I've seen someone do in a long time man. Take care and I wish you nothing but success 🙌

[@noseyandneutral]

This was beautiful to read. Wishing the same for you

[@meredithheath5272]

🥇🥇🥇🥇💯

[@HeidiKnits]

Great interview & story Lamont! I’m glad Mr. Stinson called the news and got things rolling.

[@cattmi5176]

Such a sad story. Her poor Mother 😓 Thanks for sharing this story, Lamont. Great job

[@juanitataylor2527]

Surprising what grief loneliness and low self-esteem will do to a person. Manipulative people can feel and use that to get the mind of someone. Don't judge until you've walked in someone's shoes.

[@garlickebagg]

JUANITA so so tru.

[@garlickebagg]

@@bitterellaselectricgroove8544 It was mutual.

[@annairwin8147]

You are s right about that. I felt sorry for her when this all happened…so obvious he manipulated her😔😔

[@DarhaLB]

Unfortunately you are so so right,!! Well... original comment too.​@@garlickebagg

[@whoswhoatthezoo9372]

@juanitataylor2527. I was a Prison Officer for 10yrs. As a female working in a mens maximum security prison, I was the target for attempted manipulation on more than one occasion. My husband was in the military and as such he could be gone for months on end, it WAS lonely. That being said, the problem for me wasn’t so much the inmates, though they tried ( happens when you’ve got 24/7 and nothing better to do ) - they were nowhere near as annoying as … some of the MALE OFFICERS 👮‍♀️ Loneliness/ Depression/ makes many people make stupid mistakes…

[@Love-like-Lucy]

Hello Lamont. Thanks for always keeping me entertained. Now with high quality videos makes it even better.

[@ItsLisa145]

I noticed at the end of the video how you took pity on Vicki, and didn't ridicule her for that foolish decision at her grave. That was nice. I liked it.

[@TeeHeejab]

It was really sad when they brought Vickie home. I know she wasn’t exactly a victim….. but she led a good life until this happened. I can’t believe she allowed herself to be snowed like this. He got a field trip and she’s in the ground.

[@craigalexp]

I knew nothing about this till this video. I'm in Australia. Was shocked to hear she took her life. I feel sorry for her and can't help but think she was manipulated. She seemed like a good person.

[@swannoir7949]

I truly doubt she would get that sympathy if she were black.

[@swannoir7949]

I would've mocked the hell out of her.,

[@leannepaxton5012]

I agree Brenda. I live in Australia and I was drawn into this as everything was happening. It may have gripped the nation, but it also gripped the world. How could it not? With a woman in Vicki’s position, I think she was practically in charge at the jail, she had worked there for so many years. She was no idiot. She had been around men trying to manipulate her for years, decades even. Yes, she did something really stupid, but she was definitely not a stupid woman. We will never know what, but something made her fall in love with that man. Unfortunately, people in love sometimes do really stupid things. I reckon she knew that this would be how everything would end, but I’m sure she was hoping that they would have much more time together first. I just don’t buy it that she thought that they would be able to travel off into the sunset and never be found. She new what he had been found guilty of and she knew that the police and the FBI would not just stop looking for someone as dangerous as Casey was/is. You can’t help who you fall in love with. If you could, I’m certain sure that Vicki would never have chosen a dangerous criminal with a 75 year prison sentence. RIP Vicki White 🌸

[@Brodypuppycrazyadventures]

I remember this story. You need to do more documentaries Lamont sir! 😊 This was a crazy story! I can't believe she would bust him out and go on this fugitive spree!! Thank you Lamont sir!!!

[@thepeterchannel3230]

This is the video of the year. Thorough. Good research. Narration. Camera. editing...... Bravo !!

[@LuciPurrTheRelentless]

love this so much! thank you for your hard work Lamont!

[@Goldswan1]

Well done, Your empathy at the end was heart warming. I hadn't realized all she had been through in the couple years prior to this incident. Made me pause and think a little less harshly of her.

[@kathrynvincent5226]

I never comment on your videos, but I just have to say this was so well put together, with in-depth research, it was so great, thanks Lamont

[@RozHowe-ls9yq]

Never seen your channel before, very professional, great commentary, thank you. Marie from the UK

[@monicahyland8641]

I love this guy,, give this man his reward.. he deserves it he was persistent and made someone listen, lazy police work.. I’m pro police and this town force is disturbing.

[@JohnGalt1960]

You can't trust the cops to keep their word when it comes to rewards.

[@mairacha3190]

Same thing with Kiely rodni mom she won't give the reward money to adventures with purpose after they found her in the lake.

[@Shelly-in-Tampa]

Lol and he is an avid viewer of FoxNews!!!! Yeah I like him He deserves the reward And he called local news yeah Local Fox!

[@meganryan476]

Such a sad story about Vicky. You did such a nice job Lamont. So respectful to Vicky. Can't even begin to imagine where her head was at. Well now she has found peace....RIP Vicky.🙏🌹🌹😢🙁

[@tinynina76]

I agree! Why would she go with such a rotten, no-good, evil loser who didn't give a flyin' ripp about her welfare? I know we all can be selfish, but man! What a horrible man- and she knew all about his past and his character! I feel so sorry for her and her family. The worst decision she had ever made...😢

[@michael567jober]

peace my ass. ppl could’ve gotten killed because of her selfishness and desperation.

[@stephenallie6981]

Mr. Lamont, I have to say, you are doing a fantastic job with your niche channel. This video was so interesting, and perfectly filmed and narrated. Your explanation of the facts, as well as your presentation of the various highlights of the case are all top notch quality. I want to say thank you for the work you put into your research, and the elaborate process you take on. I got more insight into this case by watching this video than I did during the entire time that this case was on every single news station .👍👍💯💯

[@dianarochester9658]

I appreciate the awareness you bring to the public, thank you Lamont!

[@dee7353]

I feel badly for those who loved her. They are the ones who suffer from her selfishness.

[@firebird_spleen4190]

She was easily manipulated

[@elinbjork3263]

Honey, you missed the whole freaking point. Damn.

[@angelicamichelle1646]

Love she is was in love. Her Hart was broke and grasping for love

[@squidusn71]

@@angelicamichelle1646I'm not trying to be disrespectful but it could be could be desperation.

[@KayDejaVu]

She looked nothing like the image the news showed us. Remember that. She needed something to hold on to in her later years it seems. Prison relationships are not uncommon we are told.

[@awadventures6230]

The car wash dude is cool asf.. Surprised to see a 45 min video! Good one Lamont!

[@r.a.contrerasma8578]

Wow Lamont you deserve an award for this one! Excellent work filling in the backstory. Kudos!

[@LeakYouOfficial]

I covered this story while it was happening. This is really good. Thank you! I know it cant be easy going to all these places making this content. I could literally stay on your channel for days.

[@mrgallagher7072]

man that was an awesome video. perfectly detailed information,, answered plenty of questions I had that no one else covered. thank you 👍

[@jeezusgurl]

They really wanted to make Vicki a victim, ....but she wasn't.... she put all of that worry & grief upon her elderly parents .... all for nothing! May her parents live in peace!!!

[@Teenywing]

If only anything could be that simple and shallow. Of course relationships, especially manipulative ones are never so simple or so black and white.

[@avisreid3199]

Shanta Fletcher ur so very right. Everything she did was of her own accord. I do feel bad for her parents as well. We just don't know how our kids will turn out. But we can pray. Prayer changes things!

[@ginanotafan1039]

Yup. "Vicki was a good girl who just happened to get d!¢kmatized by the big, bad Casey..." She's a victim all right- of her own poor decisions.

[@shannondavidson1886]

@@Teenywing Bottom line is all choices have consequences. She knew it was a selfish choice. She is not a stupid woman. If one tries every day to do the right thing, that has positive effects on those around us. It really is that black and white.

[@adamnugent2137]

she wants his 6’9” pipe

[@SidecarHero1]

dude, you've outdone yourself on this one. Great job

[@outfield1988]

Thanks for the tragic story of VICKI.She just lost her mind sadly.

[@gatorgogo2742]

Fascinating story! You covered it so well and in depth. James was well worth listening to. The cops obviously didn't take him seriously. I noticed they didn't bother to wear gloves when searching the truck. Thank you for this in-depth story!

[@eunicestone838]

They are all Barney Phyffe's. Local Yokels

[@kareniceland]

The Car Wash guy definitely deserves a reward. Great video.

[@althea7210]

Mad props for taking the litter🤘🏻 Im a huge fan after watching this! Great job!

[@tommylarson7219]

I LOVE the stories you do dude, as you do a great job explaining the REAL details of the stories and how they came about….and what really happened…. you really do a great job!!

[@mikeforce5926]

Great video Lamont. Love is a very strong emotion. In this case, it cost her life. This guy saw her weakness and acted on it.

[@violahlagat8542]

Very true she was deeply in love en she ended up losing her all common sense. The guy took advantage of it and used her as a tool

[@henryfreeman7748]

That man is not a man he is an opportunist as with most criminals.....

[@MyThoughtzExactly]

You are right.

[@qualityserviceexperts9996]

My heart goes out to her poor, traumatized, and embarrassed parents...

[@elleryeggen9678]

One can only embarrass oneself. Parents aside.

[@twiggystardust9573]

@@elleryeggen9678 I've been embarrassed by other people's actions plenty of times.

[@qualityserviceexperts9996]

@@elleryeggen9678 well, I like that line of logic and I will utilize it due to you introducing it, so thanks. But Im sure you understand what I mean when it comes to parents. Everyone will wonder how they raised her, did they teach her to be like this, did they not show enough attention, etc, etc. They will always be linked to their daughter and unfortunately her biggest, most negative, and final failure. And by the way E-Dub, I just now saw your final "Parents Aside" so all this was for nothing,, lmao!.

[@derrickduke3433]

He played on her insecurities,he had nothing , but time to manipulate her🤦🏾

[@elleryeggen9678]

@@derrickduke3433 I disagree. Vickie held the position of power. A man, obviously a simple minded man. A man with a history of bad decisions and choices behind him. Nothing to lose. Jailhouse flirtations, a biscuit here, a fruit cup there. Gratitude and flirtations from a most gracious inmate towards a jailer. Vickie escaping into a romantic fantasy, a Bonnie & Clyde type fantasy in her lonely mind. Perhaps a momentary inkling for Casey, a fantasy of freedom, a rare sexual encounter with an actual woman to gain. Vickie held all of the power. The offer of freedom, a sexual encounter with a (more than) willing woman. What man facing multiple life sentences would ask to be returned to a cell? What's for Casey to lose? I believe her to be the (obvious) aggressor. A lonely woman. At the end of a mundane 20 year career. 56 years old. Not believing the rest, the best, of her life ahead of her. 56 year old retired woman. Pension, home owner. I myself would have chosen an extended vacation in Belize! Handsome lovely men loving the @#$% out of pretty blonde women there. Stupid girl. She chose poorly.

[@billygray3992]

Listen to the 911 call Vicki made right after she tells him to get us back to the hotel the gunshot goes off with a small scream from her. My wife and I now believe he shot her mid sentence. Anybody else notice this? Lamont what about u?

[@barbwright2845]

I heard that to. That makes more sense if he did it.

[@gregschlegel7305]

From the soundtrack of her last words sounds like he shot her “motel and then scream”, I agree with you.

[@vickyreed3495]

Yes I think he did also

[@cindyhendrickx8147]

That’s what I thought too I hope they checked into it make sure she had gun residue on her hand she was saying they are going to kill us she didn’t want to die I believe her shot her

[@mackcappel844]

Gosh I never thought I’d that , but why would he have done that?

[@Mysterious-darkness]

I am a nurse who worked at several correctional facilities. Intelligent practical man and women employed as correctional employees are vulnerable at times to prisoners who have time to study each and every employee. It’s amazing how a person can get tricked and caught up in schemes. And loose everything.

[@thatguyisbackagain]

She probably had occasional opportunity to notice the dongle that was attached to said frame. A little lonely, a little frustrated, a girl with needs. But wowza! Very important to rotate and audit your staff in intimate settings like these. And pay attention to employees who try to speak up. Sad case all around.

[@tonybutler8811]

Absolutely first class coverage Lamont. Really enjoyed this 45 minute documentary, great job as always. I know I shouldn’t feel sorry for Vicky for what she did but I do. RIP Vicky 🙏. 👊👍🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@adambilbro7588]

Damn man, Vicki White arrested me when I was 20 for underage drinking. I went to high school with her nephew. I felt so bad for him when this blew up.

[@cmoore7780]

Hey bro you from flotown? Or..?

[@saintsinner7565]

That’s crazy

[@Cappadonna72]

You probably could have smashed if you tried. Doesn't seem like it would have been tough.

[@mikeb2611]

@@Cappadonna72 she had an itch down there for sure

[@929cbr_rr]

That was a good documentary, Lamont. You really put a lot of effort and time into that. Well done. And yes, a very strange story indeed.

[@gail4077]

LOVE the car wash/detective man! Police didn't pay him enough attention. Thanks for sharing.

[@LyndasDiamonds]

This is one of the best you have done to date. Thank you so much, I thought I knew a lot, but learned even more. And the car wash guy...that was a trip

[@chasep2770]

Love that you’re doing this video! Been a subscriber for about a year now and never imagined to see you in my hometown of Evansville Indiana! Keep up the good work Lamont

[@HORSEYANIME2024]

Wonder if lamount will do any. Videos on any tragedies or unsolved tragic murders/deaths that have occured in indiana

[@chasep2770]

Lauren Spierer would be a good one

[@jakeackermann9059]

@Chase P, or the Delphi girls

[@AsWorld2020]

Thank you for the coverage of this story. It was really in depth. I truly appreciate the time you put into this story. Stay blessed. 👏👍

[@thereichscollector]

Great video bro! You dug deep into this story. Very well prepared and presented. Also, the car wash gentleman is awesome!

[@UMG-Melons]

Great video Lamont, keep making these documentaries. I followed the case closely as well and unfortunately it had a tragic ending with Vicky making a terrible decision. I can't believe she got involved with him in the first place. The whole story is bizarre honestly.

[@danielgardner394]

Lamont, I thoroughly enjoy how you tell the story. I'm now a fan and subsequently made a donation to the SPCA.

[@samisworld13]

Watching your progression in your videos are awesome!

[@suzanneanderson2042]

Lamont you do such a great job covering these stories!

[@teresaintexas]

Thanks for taking us along, Lamont! Definitely an interesting story.

[@AaronSumner606]

Hey! You’re in my neck of the woods! You should stop by Willard Library, and do a story on the Grey Lady! 😉

[@eddiemcguire6213]

I wonder if Vicki was going through a "Mid life" crisis she spent her adult life Doing the "right" thing and losing her boyfriend probably didn't help much either but she may have wanted some excitement in her life. And if she was grieving still she may not have really cared either. I'll bet she confided in him about her loss and he turned the charm on and she bought. I too feel terrible for her and her family. Nice work Lamont. What you do is so thoughtful. And most appreciated.

[@jenniferhammond8997]

You killed it on this one! Great job Lamont at large!

[@00pinkman00]

Excellent reporting Lamont. Your personal spin on these stories bring them to life. Often times there is no explanation for what motivates people to go off the rails. I like that you do not try to fill in the blanks with some BS and allow these people's story to speak for themselves.

[@SCZ1111]

Lamont I freaking loveeeeee you soooo much for not saying “she’d give the shirt off her back” I swear every single victims friends/family known to mankind uses that freaking saying to describe the victims And it’s like dude there are a million ways to say someone was generous, wtf does everyone have to be so damn simple to use the same saying Well thank you Jesus, you finally broke the mold

[@jayceew.rabbit9358]

Samantha Zamora, No doubt! And I had to laugh at your comment! So true and I so agree! 😆 Edited to add... I have to admit I have said that same cliche more than once myself, but after seeing your comment, I garentee I'm never going to use that sentence ever again! Lol seriously!😆

[@stevenmoirey2j367]

u r right people say the nicest things when you are in the ground,above you are worse than a snake

[@lukelyons8716]

Oh my goodness you're right. Let's not forget the ever present, "She would light up a room when she walked in." I swear every person that has ever died could light up a room.

[@SCZ1111]

@@lukelyons8716 haha 😂 totally!

[@stevenmoirey2j367]

@@lukelyons8716 👍👍

[@Angel-nu7fm]

What's sad is that for all those who purportedly loved her, no one could see she had gone off the deep end. What she never counted on was the level of publicity.

[@allenh7835]

The publicity world wide probably contributed to her suicide, IF he didn't murder her.

[@chick201]

So Please tell me the End of the Tall man

[@amynanos7756]

Vicki had recently lost her husband. I truly believe she had a mental break and never intended on coming out of that alive. Rest peacefully, Vicki

[@Vic9659]

Not a good excuse

[@brucegwynn47]

​@@Vic9659is she dead ??

[@opieshomeshop]

@@brucegwynn47 Yes, dont you watch the news? She offed herself the day the police cornered them both.

[@guccimilliano]

Who cares. Not an excuse to be a pos

[@STAYWOKE000]

​@@brucegwynn47start watching the news bud! She killed herself when the police flipped their car