Vicky White dies, escaped Alabama inmate in custody after manhunt ends in Indiana

[@asiam1528]

Imagine giving up everything including your life for a murderous lowlife

[@skymonkey30]

Seems like 1/2 of that is true on the regular. Women like to sell themselves short and give up a lot of their happiness for some lowlife they are attracted to.

[@dbacks2023-]

Love is a powerful thing

[@donwrinkles717]

LA County voters do it every few years

[@navyboy120]

He was not convicted of murder, but attempt . Not the same

[@tashathayer6427]

I heard she lost her husband not long before & loss hits ppl in many ways but she wasn't thinking & I heard she took her life so will never know...... ✌

[@benvasilinda9729]

She ruined her life for a guy who had already ruined his own life. Her family must be devastated.

[@nft200yearsago8]

Man this some crazy shi fam stay safe out there 🙏🏽

[@jumperstartful]

This is a perfect example of woman is going to change "the bad boy" into a good citizen. My Ex left me for a drug dealer excon. They both died before their 30th birthday. It was a drug deal gone bad or murder suicide.

[@Fat12219]

Ocho

[@donmoore7785]

This ends with the result we expected. Very, very sad. How the heck did she think they would get away with this?

[@feartheghostinme675]

You never heard of Bonnie and Clyde?!?!

[@ditoo]

Wearing, it was expected that he would Kill her. That was wrong

[@jeffdude6088]

She is a jailhouse guard, so intelligence wasn't a factor in her decision making.

[@LJR_LIMITED]

@@jeffdude6088 Prison guards make up to $75k a year. More than you make flipping burgers.

[@JJJ_JJ1]

She didn’t think. She got conned.

[@CheetahFoxx]

This is very sad. If you listen to former inmates they will tell you that many prisoners are not only evil to the core, but are also master manipulators as well.

[@DisposableEgo]

This is very sad. If you listen to average people, they will tell you that some women are simply ruled by the desires of their vajayjay.

[@dlynchious1157]

They can fish well also. I think it's because they are master baiters.

[@iamjackscompletelackofsurp9606]

Hard core sociopaths usually are

[@boondocks8002]

And politicians want to let the majority out of jail.

[@labidinea.1467]

How, well, do I know thee. lol

[@FireCracker3240]

I can't imagine what goes on in someone's head to think that anyone, especially a convicted murderer, is worth losing your life over. She had to know how this would end. What a damn shame.

[@bhaggen]

Vicky lost her husband to Parkinson's a year ago; guess she figured it's all or nothing

[@ejb5034]

@K Kwill Could you be a little more sexist, please? She used "logic"? Maybe your kind of logic.

[@trvman1]

I see this ALL the time. People, men and women who are lonely and just aren't strong enough to "go it alone" will "latch" on to anyone who takes an interest in them. They have the need/want to have someone, no matter how BAD (and they aren't in jail either) they may be for them. I am SURE we ALL know people like this.

[@cyphrix3952]

@@ejb5034 I mean females use their emotions most of the time

[@ThePunk01]

@K Kwill

[@gwendolinediamond7667]

This is a no win situation. Her poor mom. The grief and shame she left behind. May we all become better humans.

[@antonioacosta5841]

Shame? Of what the lovely world we leave in with all this perfect people around us shame on you for judging sure you not as good as you claim to be

[@TingTingalingy]

Who cares. It was her life to live. Stop living for others.

[@smb931]

@@antonioacosta5841 Shame on you for such lousy grammar!!

[@coreygaines1232]

The only way we can be changed is through Christ

[@newyorkranger169]

@@antonioacosta5841 we can judge someone for breaking a murderer out of prison. It's about as low as it gets

[@cyborg2254]

I know people are going to be upset by this, but women really shouldn’t be working in prisons. I speak as a former corrections officer, women were easy to manipulate in that environment. Saw it at least 20 times throughout my first 2 years alone.

[@brittneyhailey]

I agree this guy I know said same thing they were real loose lol he always kept it real poor soul

[@ST-rj8iu]

Not women, lonely women. Yes I agree. But prisons should be same sex. Male correctional officers in a female prison is bad news.

[@rembs8597]

Prison staff should be sex segregated like the inmates. Male officers with male inmates, female officers with female inmates

[@kittytonic87]

My man worked at a jail as well for 10 years and he seen it too many times

[@misssjustice3791]

No women like this makes people believe that women can't work in male prisons! I'm sure hundreds have done it successfully. She knew exactly what she was doing and made a choice. She allowed herself to do it. She was obviously desperate or lonely. Many of us can be but we're not going to screw murderers and put the community at risk! It's a shame

[@YAZZYUTUBE]

This is a teachable moment for all of the desperate women out there that will do anything to get a man. She schemed, uprooted her life and committed crimes. Sure she got the man of her dreams but it only lasted for a few days. Pathetic.

[@dlynchious1157]

Hey this isn't about my ex wife

[@Rgunt8905]

Just like internet dating, short lived .

[@jziffi]

I doubt he was "the man of her dreams". She probably reasoned that at 56, the opportunity to find the man of her dreams had passed - so she settled for this murderous scumbag as the best available option. It's kind of sad really, but obviously she was a moron for believing it could work.

[@TyroneSettles]

Stupid is as stupid does.

[@dawood121derful]

I'm sure it was love at first sight. Hi, my name is Casey! you're going to love me.... or else...

[@sagewisdom3371]

I honestly only feel bad for her mom, as she lived next door and will always be reminded that her daughter's house was sold just to spend less than 2 weeks on the run with a convicted murderer. My goodness💔

[@KuntryBoyCitySlick]

She did what she wanted. To bad most people die wishing they’d lived different. After spending 17 years in jail she’d had enough. Yes working there is a sentence in itself. Now maybe she can relax and rest.

[@threwthelookingglass7194]

she .. gwts to keep her abandon dog .

[@05crrt]

$250,000 house she Sold it for 90,000.. He won't shed a tear for her.. Also She knew what she was doing.. Case closed!

[@albertafarmer8638]

@@KuntryBoyCitySlick She could relax if she was a born again Christians but I doubt it.

[@KuntryBoyCitySlick]

@@albertafarmer8638 or Islamic, or Judaism where Christianity derived from. They all pray to the God of Abraham.

[@iamjackscompletelackofsurp9606]

Sickening how many comments I’ve read by mor*ns actually feeling sorry for her, calling her a victim, and saying rest in peace. She freed a dangerous 6’9 psycho killer all to satisfy her selfish desires without a moments thought about the general public.

[@SM-tg5pi]

Love blinds people. We do not know the whole story why she did what she did. We all make mistakes some big/small, we just need to keep our comments real.

[@cyphrix3952]

THANK YOU EVERYONE IS MORONS

[@jamaldavis9885]

Exactly she deserved what she got!!!

[@LobsterMack]

This is going to be a great Netflix series

[@JK-lp6uw]

Hardly, boring as hell. These 2 scumbags need to be forgotten, not put on a pedestal.

[@amara4259]

It became a netflix documentary few days ago 😂😂

[@DotxxHackxxSword]

Casey White and Vicky White, "no relations" Me: ok, understandable. *sees Alabama* Me: wait a second...

[@swiv99]

🤣🤣

[@BillyBob-wq9fl]

Haha you probably have blue hair and wear five masks while in your own vehicle by yourself..

[@rtaf4206]

I got you, I got you even I’m not from here….

[@ceceslivinglife]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 I couldn’t get past that too 😂😂😂😂

[@jasonward5448]

Very common last name

[@sallyjanecampos5241]

She knew what was coming too her,because she put her life on the line for this evil person,that was WILD

[@warpath6717]

As a veteran of 20+ years of work in a correctional setting, I've seen numerous examples of officers going beyond the call of duty. From men having relationships with inmates' mothers, to those never passing a drug screen, it's just sad that we have come to this. How do you fix this? One, we need to reform the criminal code. A person like White would've undoubtedly been in prison. But, there are many individuals who don't belong there, and it stretches resources to the max and causes the institution to hire individuals who should never work within the system. This woman was easily manipulated by a career criminal. She wasn't a good officer gone bad; she was a bad officer from the beginning. The system just hadn't figured it out yet.

[@peters4115]

The system is just a private business at this point and like all private businesses it’s gonna maximize profits over people every day of the week.

[@jws031770]

How does the system even have a chance to stamp it out if they never know. Some people are "good" umtil they are compelled to be bad. ANYONE can be bad.

[@TheDuckumz]

How the hell do they stay employed after failing multiple drug tests?

[@qqqcalls]

Should women be in authority over the most violent members of our society. Every time I see a female officer engage with a violent male suspect they get beat down or they run. And in this case, they develop a romantic relationship.

[@drizler]

It was the same damned thing in the 1980s with the Fed Bureau of Prisons. In the five years I work here at two prisons there was always some female officer involved with a convict . There was always one of the male officers dealing dope or other favors to the convicts! It’s just the way it is. When they’re doing their classes before you officers begin they just don’t spend enough time hammering into these peoples heads the simple fact they are convicts, CON😾. they have no real authority or ability to get those things they want so they kind people constantly and guess what they’re very good at it. They’ll tell these people anything that they think they wanna hear. The worst part is once you’ve done of one of their little favors that’s illegal no matter how small THEY OWN YOU and you then there’s the BLACKMAIL that comes after. All they have to do is rat you out you lose your job. I’ve always felt that this goes on constantly because when caught in the act ( smuggling things in ect…) in the earlier stage management almost always DOESNT PROSECUTE CRIMINALLY. The simply fire them and no one ever knows why they left outside the staff.

[@susannaude8514]

My sincere condolences to Vicky's dear mother and all the family. It hurts a lot when your child dies. May you find peace.

[@paigerichardson9224]

Did she die or kill herself 🤔

[@demh7823]

Lifetime is already working on a movie about this.

[@heartstrings7814]

This happens more often in the prison system than people realize. Its happening right now " as we speak".

[@lemondishonor7736]

Sure does.

[@WilliamRamirez-nk9xo]

Seems extremely unlikely, this looks like a very strange case never ever heard another story like this .

[@CalebJGrant]

Yeah okay 🤣

[@hto8010]

Im banging this girl that always had a thing for me. She used to be a CO at a prison here, she told me If I was an inmate she would be crooked for me lol

[@mac1bc]

Yep, and the feds still believe women corrections officers at men prisons are a good idea...😒

[@carollewis3912]

That car wash guy sounds like he's from Alabama.

[@davidhudson4928]

Gonna rat em out, git me a reward

[@22lrjayden81]

Yeeeee dawgyy

[@carollewis3912]

@@22lrjayden81 I meant it as a compliment because I'm from Texas. Yours didn't sound complimentary.

[@imalivegirl66]

not worth risking your life,career and job over a low level man. shameful.

[@FLORIDAHOODVLOGS]

took them 11 days to travel like 200 miles..

[@arlenejohnson5356]

My heart is breaking 💔 for her mom. ,her mother seems like a nice lady, all she wanted was her daughter back home, condolences to her family

[@kayty6673]

I agree. Bless their hearts. I wish people would not past judgement on her. I too will keep them in my prayers

[@voysovreesun7308]

not an ounce of sympathy

[@verajones9158]

@@kayty6673 Me too, but if it was their family member(s) it would be a Different Story!!!

[@alaapopping5394]

Nah

[@sigmachoosen1]

for what she was a dam criminal POS...good job officers

[@robinleebraun7739]

She was a fool. People should stop apologizing for her. Unfortunately, far too many people think that they can change other people’s basic nature. They can’t. And since someone died during his commission of a felony, he should spend the rest of his life in prison, if he wasn’t already sentenced to that. End of story.

[@itsyaboiLegend]

Facts

[@SinisterScoundrel6562]

I don't even see how this is news.

[@lilBabyBornInCalifornia]

Death penalty

[@ba_2three458]

Electric chair

[@ZacksRockingLifestyle]

Maybe she did it to guarantee he’d go away? Mostly kidding with that, she should have just freed him and then shot him in the head when they were alone.

[@jackiem7376]

Thank the Lord they are apprehended. This car wash manager is a hero to reach out and help without being injured or worse. Prayers to the family and friends of Vicky and her poor mother how tragic for any mother.

[@debshaw680]

Dude, that’s what you’re supposed to do. Having civic responsibility with one eye on the huge reward does not a hero make. He simply did what everyone should do and don’t.

[@SonyaLCH]

Almost anybody would pick up the phone and make a call. It's not like he confronted the suspects himself. He just made a call.

[@mw3309]

@@SonyaLCH delusional. people now and days are "get the bag" and "im no snitch." pop culture has done a number on this generation.

[@Squidlark]

@@mw3309 Now and days, you say?

[@jws031770]

@@SonyaLCH definitely doesnt take a tough guy to pick up the phone. Nope. No hero status.

[@kenmtb]

"Love" can be so irrational. It is so sad how that male inmate can draw someone into his web. His life wont change much but hers is over :(

[@dawood121derful]

that's not love - that's obsession

[@angelrosas2556]

Good, she was stupid

[@jonathanmasilela1569]

Yo, Love is a crazy drug.

[@healthystart4885]

She had a very low self esteem to go this far with this man. Ladies and Gentlemen know yourself worth through God eyes not man's 🙏🏿🙏🏼🙏🏽🙏🏾🌹❣

[@ruthjohnson1135]

Sounds like she was so sexually arroused she sold her soul to the devil. He was a con man......

[@oldschoolhawking8191]

It was reported that they had a two year affair, why wasn't she fired? Then she was allowed to transport him to a bogus appointment? I think that sheriff has some answering to do.🤔

[@mkultraviolenc3]

Cause she's a woman, plain and simple.

[@HerMajesty1]

It would be the warden I think

[@abolisher]

Everyone needs to be investigated

[@ThatGirlJD]

They probably only found out after they went missing. Once they started investigation they probably noticed everything. Hindsight is 20/20.

[@poweredbythemakyostar8896]

How many times have you seen coworkers get away with things because they were cool with the boss. SMFH

[@iwuvmycolts]

If love can be that powerful, so powerful that it makes you throw away everything else in your world, then I'm thankful for never falling that hard!!

[@allisonjames2923]

That’s not love. That’s obsession. And even if she did love him he obviously didn’t love her back or he wouldn’t have put her in that position. Foolish woman, just like all those nutters who start relationships with convicted felons in prison & even marry some despite many being lifers

[@feartheghostinme675]

Is this a Bonnie and Clyde reference 🤔

[@azqukafosev8308]

@@feartheghostinme675 please don't compare these two to B&C. Not even close. B&C was true ride or die gangsters. They're real killers. Not these two idiots.

[@jasminedavis3030]

She knew it was over for her the moment they spotted her, she'd never be able to face they people she turned her back on to help a criminal. Shame and desperation is what I can only assume drove her into pulling the trigger and ending her life. One good thing to come of this is that madman is off the streets and will spend the rest of his life locked away.

[@johnclegg4993]

How do they know she pulled the trigger? He is a murderer at the end of the day, just wonder how they know she did it to herself.

[@ariadneschild8460]

@@johnclegg4993 same, if she was driving how did she shoot herself?

[@jostrander71]

@@johnclegg4993 It was on the police scanner, I was listening to it live. She had the gun to her head. And the gun was still in her hand when they pulled her out. They will do tests to confirm gun powder but she killed herself and facing justice was not in her plans.

[@johnclegg4993]

@@jostrander71 ah right, was just curious as to how they would know in a chase who pulled the trigger, makes sense then.

[@patriciamapstead9108]

What was she thinking

[@absoluteterror9098]

I know this isn't the point but why would a guy who knows he's one of the most wanted people in the country stop at a car wash? I just imagine him thinking "this vehicle is filthy, we need to stop at a carwash. I might be an escaped murderer but i am NOT a slob"

[@JoeBarand]

Yeah, you would think they would plan to go off grid for a while.

[@lisastroup6609]

It didn't look like he was washing the truck. I think he was hiding in there. He was walking around looking ...probably waiting for her to come pick him up in the stolen Cadillac.

[@Laswm4950]

@@lisastroup6609 That’s what I thought too. She couldn’t take him to buy or steal another car! They would recognize him right away. They got caught because the truck was there to long and he was walking around like a dummy. They didn’t even know it was them until the manager looked at the video. It didn’t make any sense for them to leave the car in a car wash anyway. A wooded area would’ve been better than a car wash. Up until this point no one had actually seen them in regular clothing. This was the craziest escape I’ve ever seen lol 😂. I was almost positive they were way up north by now. All this planning and they were only a days worth of a bike ride away lol 😂. I was so shocked at where they were found I pulled up google maps to see the distance. I said to myself “ you’ve GOT to be kidding me “ lol 😂.

[@SwaggerChiick1]

@@Laswm4950 lolol same here! The fact that if they'd switched vehicles in another location they might not have yet been caught, is hilarious. Did anyone even see them in the truck at all? Lolol I see no reports that they'd been seen prior to changing cars at the car wash. Also, did you hear that they had a 14 day stay at the hotel in Indiana? FOURTEEN days was what their stay was gonna be! 🤣🤣 why would they stay and go around in one place when on the run? I just don't get it 🤣🤣

[@wgcds7jyg897]

They didn’t wash the truck. They abandoned it.

[@chefleona]

Vicky's desperation led to a senseless death... The population for the US is in the millions, I am sure she could've found a FREE man!!!!

[@usernametaken215]

what moron marries a pig?

[@quinnbat]

Women like men they can change or the belief that they can!!!

[@jws031770]

Your suggestion would have required her to be organically engaging. Working in the prison likely stripped her of that. If she had any native social skills at all. She was likely under socialized. Widow, no kids, (apparently) no sibs, jail employee. Her life socially was likely most like living in solitary. The same solitary she walked prisoners into. She was a prisoner in her own mind.

[@JK-lp6uw]

Not her depression, her selfishness.

[@JK-lp6uw]

@@jws031770 nice try, don't make excuses for her, she's not a victim.

[@chrisbrand5728]

How sad. No one will ever really know why she felt compelled to go this far. Perhaps she was a lonely soul easily convinced of needed attention from him.

[@danielsurman4669]

thats what she was probably looking for....

[@sigmachoosen1]

Sad she was a criminal POS...

[@Sti0131]

Yes, victimize her because of her unfortunate outcome. The reality is she consciously made the decision, despite all of the circumstances, to aid in the escape of a convicted murderer. She knew the possible consequences and still decided to make the decision. Her unfortunate outcome does not change what she did. In my opinion she made a stupid decision. It was solely based on emotions. As a human, she has the capability to consider all factors, probabilities, and consequences to any given scenario. She ignored all rational/logical thinking, and stuck with her emotions. Help me understand why she is a victim here.

[@jws031770]

@@Sti0131 get 'em! Stop making excuses for these stupid broads!

[@mkultraviolenc3]

@@Sti0131 Facts! 👏🏻

[@doesthedishes198]

This is a well written story. Steady facts and when the facts ran out the story ended.

[@nelsonperez5289]

Please take your meds..

[@OnPointFirearms]

@@nelsonperez5289 his statement made perfect sense. He's saying this is good old fashioned journalism. By the numbers. Also: thanks for reminding me to take MY meds.

[@feartheghostinme675]

Ever heard of Bonnie and Clyde?!?!?

[@jws031770]

@@OnPointFirearms Nelson is a clown.

[@mimisrw]

@@nelsonperez5289 please take your meds.

[@nickc8819]

This woman's self-esteem was so low, she gave her sex in return to get Love in return. Broken soul. Somewhere she had collected all the pains, she may have endured and kept to herself, she was already broken. Under that uniform there was a person, who needed attention. She fell to the sin of temptation and was riding high with it. Her mind was spinning on her last days, she had already planned this life didn't matter. This inmate (regardless) is a man. he played with her mind and convinced her. Perhaps said nice , sweet things to lure her into his deviant plan.

[@violet18]

This is the first time that I've heard of this case and I thought the same thing when I saw that the officer was a woman. Poor thing. I hope her soul has found rest.

[@nickc8819]

@@violet18 True

[@allisonjames2923]

Damn. She died? She blew up her entire life & then gave her life for that POC? 😳 That’s just nuts!

[@lilBabyBornInCalifornia]

Whole facility needs to be INVESTIGATED by someone that DOESNT work for the police

[@bonjovirocks24]

The police have nothing to do with a prison. The FBI is about as corrupt as it gets, so who are you suggesting should investigate that prison and why? Vicky is dead.

[@marylclc1269]

The whole prison *system* needs to be investigated by people who are not affiliated with the police and who have no stake in For-Profit Prison scams. We have SO many privately owned *For-Profit Prisons* now, and they rely on slave labor of the prisoners (many of whom have never committed a violent crime) to make money for the owners of the prisons. Plus,, the correctional officers of these prisons make terrible wages. Where is all the money going, as they also get government money? Into the pockets of the For-Profit Prison owners. It is disgusting. Prisons should be government owned only. The entire prison system needs investigation.

[@bonjovirocks24]

@@marylclc1269 Thanks for the clarification. I understand what you’re saying. From what I’ve learned about making changes within local government departments is this. You have to get involved and active. More regular American citizens have to be noisy as hell with not only complaints but also running for local political positions. That’s the only way to have your voice heard. We have seen enough of career criminal politicians and we get angry but we do nothing. To get action means we have to replace these criminals in charge. I’m on your side. I hope you can understand that.

[@marylclc1269]

@@bonjovirocks24 Yep! You are absolutely right.

[@bonjovirocks24]

@@marylclc1269 ❤

[@jayworld9281]

It all comes to one simple thing I believe.... Loneliness. I know a person who worked for corrections and she told me how tough it was to meet someone to go on a date outside work, she was also working long hours in the prison too. She said it's tough for her male co workers too. Working in a jail/prison is definitely tough on social life for these corrections officers.

[@jeanieceforte2365]

You are so right. Loneliness can make people do strange things!! The wrong companion can turn your life upside-down. No pun intended. Look at the Netflix documentary "Bad Vegan."

[@Nishkid641]

Now we have little more air, food and space in this world. Bravo.

[@shaunanhem6411]

Imagine him telling her… anything and everything… brainwashed her until she lets her guard down… sad ending

[@annettealex1]

imagine the misery this has caused her family,

[@laurischoolmarm]

These prisoners know EXACTLY what prison guards to choose to manipulate, just as Nigerian love scammers do.

[@furnaceofaffliction7578]

Nigerian love scammers 😲😁😂....just had to throw that one in there huh.

[@usernametaken215]

prison guards arent the best and brightest, the solution is simply to get rid of antiquated prison systems and switch to mental health treatment

[@laurischoolmarm]

@@furnaceofaffliction7578 Why question the effectiveness of apropos comparisons? Proof? You knew exactly what I was referencing.

[@Drummerchick2003]

@@usernametaken215 yeah because historically mental health facilities have been so moral. This isn’t about getting rid of the prison systems for people who break the law. This is about people doing the right thing while responsible with other people.

[@a2g793]

You also know a prince from Nigeria?

[@emsleywyatt3400]

"56 year old Vicky White, no relation." They have to say that, its Alabama.

[@rm-jl8wy]

🤣🤣🤣

[@kaseysewick1691]

Everyone said she’d end up dead and loook …

[@donyoung7874]

But everyone thought he would kill her.

[@me2ontube]

saddest story ever

[@Ben-kb6vi]

You can't miss those big ears on the surveillance video 😆😅 The guy was doomed to fail from the start.

[@LaSoldier505]

It wasn't those Big Ears Vicki was Saturated by. It was his Big..... DICKtation that had her Brain Mesmerized.....

[@soniarican6275]

I knew this was going to happen , whether it was by his actual hands or not , 🤦🏽‍♀️😔 what a messed up outcome regardless of her doing what she did , my condolences to her family and friends .

[@thetruth-hl7ct]

Good riddance

[@Majestic_Dark_Horse]

It's normal, females date guy close by; especially having affairs from the work place. Ay dito!

[@le4-677]

where I come from, this is called poetic justice

[@paulmartin7309]

Well the honeymoon is over. I hope that 11 days was worth it....

[@DanielZeal]

Yeah, I wonder what was the last thing that went through her head...other than that bullet.

[@chrisscross1577]

She got played like a piano. She lost everything for this man. My guess is he is not shedding any tears over her right now. And tomorrows head lines we learn he was the one that shot her in the head.

[@Petraclark]

Thank you. You are literally the only sain person here. I've seen so many comments feeling bad for her

[@carolynthornton8017]

IN MY VIEW Vickie White found out being with Casey White became so overwhelming for her she chose to take her own life. This must be hard on her sweet mother.

[@emed1977]

I love how EVERY broadcast about this story says “white, no relation”. Like people, we know this is Alabama, but they are not first cousins.

[@2beJT]

I lel'd

[@UniversalPyros]

I think with stories like this if the people have the same last name, but aren't related they say that. It's not the first time I've seen that in news

[@danielamspaugh7519]

You never know.

[@cnhaygood1865]

Just think, could be a politician from Michigan who marries her own brother.😆🤣

[@moman19701]

She probably found something she thought she could never had .. is sad for her.

[@jangamaster8677]

Not sad for her. She helped a murder escaped jail. She got what was deserved

[@SpencerWilliamsIV]

Maybe she should have just dated people that she easily could have instead.

[@MomMom4Cubs]

I hope she found it, if only for a brief moment. Perhaps that moment is the only instance she found what she was looking for. That's damn sad, especially since it seems Ms. White was an upstanding member of the law enforcement community, and apparently an all-around good person before all this.

[@Substantial-hf1rm]

Stop romanticizing stupidity, this woman freed a murder. If you're lonely join a dating app or get a pet, not put the public in danger so you could get laid.

[@moman19701]

@@SpencerWilliamsIV not really the point.

[@swiv99]

Yes the inevitable ending......I feel bad for her, but she made her path and paid the price.

[@Petraclark]

why do you feel bad for her?

[@TheJustUsLeague]

Loneliness, Depression, and Low Self Esteem. 3 reasons why she did what she did. nuff said.

[@wildestcowboy2668]

I did a year there in 2012 from a DUI charge. Even made trustee and she was always nice but she was a little bit low on self esteem.

[@otmargreb6110]

Mercy... We everyone knew this scenario was in play. It's tré tragique, indeed! Prayers for all.

[@mattfoley6082]

So glad no civilians or cops were hurt by this criminal couple. Thumbs up to her for saving taxpayers an expensive trial.

[@JeepTeriyaki]

Classic case of Darwinism!!

[@cruisingmimi9319]

As the saying goes, “love” makes you do strange things. We should all pause and take time to think before we make RASH decisions in the name of Love.

[@divisionbyzer0474]

NO RELATION? WTF?? I thought this was Alabama!

[@elinblackburn7345]

having the same last name would be a deal breaker for me.

[@dank7802]

👁

[@psalms1163]

Some women love the bad boy more than the righteous guy.

[@cyphrix3952]

Yeah honestly dumb

[@shirleymccloud904]

God Bless her Mother and all her Family. God only you can Judge Man !!!!!!

[@ebe5179]

Amén 🙏

[@clarissataylor2122]

Sorry that she passed away at the end of the day. When she developed a relationship and walked out of that prison she became a criminal. She knew what was going to happen. Sold her home then went to purchase clothes for him then at that bought her a wig for a disguise. She knew when she took that oath to uphold the law. If she would have survived they would have made an example out of her. They call officers who do things like this ducks. May her soul rest in peace and prayers to her family. 🙏🏾

[@cyphrix3952]

I don’t get why people are saying Rip to her she deserved it…

[@samename6479]

No RIP. She committed a crime, then she killed herself w a gun

[@glendacunningham3434]

Yes like the "Downing Of The Ducks 🦆pretty interesting 🤔

[@nobleallen8217]

Why are people so concerned about her decisions 😂😂😂😂😂 that lady was grown😂😂

[@DisposableEgo]

Another corrupt "exemplary" cop...

[@phyllispayne8338]

Let this be a lesson to the guards at prisons everywhere. Condolences to Ms White's family.

[@sigmachoosen1]

condolences!?!... what she was a f'ing criminal she got what she had coming

[@GothboiKenzy]

@@sigmachoosen1 she’s not a criminal she just made a mistake unfortunately. She didn’t hurt anyone else but herself. You ever heard the term people would do crazy things for love?

[@phyllispayne8338]

@@sigmachoosen1 yeh, but her family had nothing to do with it. And a mother will be saddened to lose a child no matter what.

[@sigmachoosen1]

@@phyllispayne8338 well if she had been raised better she would have known the difference between right and wrong and still be able to see her mother.

[@detectivestabler448]

Lol lame

[@raynemykels3416]

I am not mad at the Warden whatsoever about locking him up plus shackles and chains while he waits LOL LMAO!

[@navyboy120]

That’s cruel, he knowingly stated he would violate his civil rights because his employee chose to get him out because of what’s he wanted for herself. He thought he was going to be mentally evaluated, he didn’t know she sold her house and planned a life with him, he can say he didn’t know until she ditched the patrol car and bought him clothes.

[@raynemykels3416]

@@navyboy120 all that aside, it's his prison, and every single inmate and Personnel is his responsibility. I do not blame this warden for going to the extreme to make sure this does not happen again. If you worked for Corrections or were familiar you would understand how Jermaine the situation is. Plus he's a murderer, he doesn't value anyone's life, so why should we care how he is treated. He didn't end up in there for being a goody two-shoes

[@drizler]

I want to know how some boob in the Control Room or Front Entrance just let her walk out the door like that. There’s a lot more to a hospital appointment even for a low level inmate. There’s notifications via Receiving And Discharge and the duty Lieutenant or higher office. I’ve done many many of these trips myself years ago. For a murder suspect you need at least 2 armed officers with a police vehicle for transport. This whole thing simply stinks of stupidity and ineptitude on so many levels.

[@marjoriecoey3418]

Yes there is more to this. Stayed right across from sheriff's office. ??

[@tilghmancrawley7332]

They cleaned house. I have some friends that worked in the dept.

[@michaelcortez6596]

Sad… she probably had a lonely life and wanted some lovin’ but from the wrong places..

[@Cali_Savage]

Dude is a true snitch. Lol. Happy to announce it on television too.

[@michaelcasey8730]

Let this be an eye opening example to all other women who work in police depts and inside prison systems To Not make this mistake that costed Vicky white her life and caused her to give up everything that she had ever worked for.. There are plenty of good men out here who aren't convicts Looking for a good woman to be with Finding true love isn't easy but looking inside bars jails and prisons is a terrible option It never has a happy ending and is filled with constant drama and heartache P.s. Be weary of church's as well the worst of the worst hide in religious gatherings

[@grmmrnolife6001]

😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣😂😂

[@bradjohnston8193]

Don't tell them that!! Let them make their own mistakes, and learn from the consequences, just like men! They're equal, after all. Stop pampering them! It should "costed" them just as much as any man! I'm "weary" of church(es) as well; that's why I stopped going, Jethro.

[@michaelcasey8730]

@@bradjohnston8193 You sound like an inmate Not a man who has a wife or daughters or sisters When you care about someone you speak up so they think twice and maybe don't end up like Vicky white did But the human heart over rules common sense sometimes all Vicky needed was someone to talk to her before it went as far as it did

[@Pamela_Lopezs]

Yes, this will be a lesson for all who work in jails.

[@michaelcasey8730]

@@Pamela_Lopezs Someone should have noticed that this was going on long before it lead to an escape It should have been stopped or Vicky white should have been fired for getting involved with an inmate

[@stewgravey329]

She shot herself in the head?!?!

[@saulg195]

Poor woman :(

[@jeffmartinez262]

They stood Zero chance of successfully evading law enforcement forever. It may work in the movies, but not in real life.

[@cnhaygood1865]

Unless your a libtard.

[@flyingjew2994]

It works in real life sometimes as well, but requires incredible planning

[@jonjones4972]

My heart goes out to her family. Love is crazy.

[@Fat12219]

And I thought I messed up my life for such a foolish 🙃 man 👨

[@drewn3745]

Washing your car while on the run...

[@elliemcdonald4227]

So sorry for her mum, family, friends and coworkers. Yes she made terrible choices but they must be heartbroken tonight.

[@annoymousmahave1675]

why did noone check with her I could imagine the loneliness and isolation she was in..this is no love story

[@arod605]

I can only imagine all the corruption she did as a police officer that may never get out.

[@Jeremy_the_unfallible_n-a]

Iike what, steaI some Iatex gIoves or take an extra pair of handcuffs home

[@Bbronson]

The sad thing is she killed herself try to “save him.” Come time when they start asking questions he’s going to do nothing but blame her. Don’t try to “change/save” full grown men convicted of murder…

[@marshablye9302]

I beg to differ , she killed herself to save herself. She didn't want to answer any questions.

[@jasonreed6363]

She definitely killed herself to save only herself

[@jasonreed6363]

@@JoshuaValentine uh no that doesn't make sense he's the one in prison for murder plus they had a reported 2 year relationship

[@danielgriffith3633]

You got 10 days to get out of the country....and you go two states away...Well planned !!

[@dietlindvonhohenwald448]

She should have known better 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@Patty.29]

Instant KARMA. She Was Nothing NICE

[@Prismatic_Truth]

Or she was too nice.

[@karenjohnson4712]

The Deputy Sherriff violated her oath of office. She got exactly what she deserve. The Sherriff isn't playing around with this killer. He said he will be shackled 24/7. Great.

[@timothyfeist7364]

Should we, as a society, have inmates guarded by those of the opposite sex? I say this is an example of why not.

[@margieloesch1497]

I think like should guard like

[@rickgolden9220]

EXACTLY!!!!!!!!

[@feleciaclemons5074]

Men like men,tooo

[@iloveschicken6527]

That answer would be No! Too many things have went wrong! Should also be 2 officers transporting a dangerous convicted killer! Not a lone female!

[@tjhuppert9002]

Absolutely not. Not when so many are so easily manipulated

[@funnyharleyman]

I find it ironic that she was taking HIM to get a mental health evaluation.

[@kwisatzhaderach1458]

She was manipulated. Weak minded. Horrendous misjudgment on her part.

[@Gump-tion]

They say all is fair in love. The stupid things people do in the pursuit of it... As for the inmate, he now has a cool story for all his jail mates.

[@florepisaltares9926]

Love is blind

[@JK-lp6uw]

God, please, not that blind.

[@manvswoodbeam]

Am I misunderstanding this? They are reporting that she shot herself in the head while or the directly after the police crashed into her car, causing it to roll over?

[@ducknorris233]

Some say she lived more in those 11 days than she did afterwards.

[@LifeFlight101]

Being 6'6" myself, I know she had a hell of a time finding him a pair of pants that fit.

[@chanze555]

The media is so biased, lol. They're acting like this is worthy of a romance novel. I want to hear what they have to say next time a black woman throws her life away for a thug.

[@Swampzoid]

Had Vicky been a black or latino woman, people wouldn't be feeling sorry for her. Instead it would be about her race.

[@luckypupito1344]

always playing the victim, always with the race card, because of people like you racism exists

[@flyingjew2994]

Happens everyday and they all those stories end with a crack baby or death.

[@keriXianne]

I doubt anyone else would fall in love with him

[@patriciawashington8780]

so sad this woman was so desperate for love she gave everything even her life.. God bless her family.

[@mkultraviolenc3]

Desperate enough to put American citizens in danger for "feelings". No sympathy for her whatsoever.

[@tribeofJudah251]

Now this is a happy ending

[@Nita.C.Yorack]

I love the fact after breaking out of jail he goes and washes a vehicle

[@brandenbarnett6093]

“Looking for love in all the wrong places”

[@ifloatupwards]

It never works. How many stories of these women who "fall in love" with a prisoner end up with a Happy Ending. None. Some people are just so dumb.

[@oatnoid]

Sad to think this young lady's life is over. She was lonely, felt so unloved that she fell for the false promises of love and devotion from a sociopathic murderer. I would think corrections officers could see when a female officer is becoming vulnerable to an inmate. Another reason "equal opportunity" goes wrong. There should be no female officers in a male prison.

[@swaghili]

sometimes i wonder if the lonely and desolate location of prisons lead to the destructive manners of a conscience.. like these guards gotta live there all the time.. thats tough. that can take a toll and that is so wild!

[@vaderthekittenchannel1979]

AGREED

[@sandraday6955]

she was a great employee ... well except for releasing criminals .. her one f'n job.