Alabama prison fugitives Casey White, Vicky White 'would be fools to leave the country:' longtime USMS exec

Investigators are likely turning Vicky White’s "world upside down" as they intensify their manhunt for the fugitive corrections officer and the prison escapee, Casey Cole White, who disappeared from an Alabama facility more than a week ago, says longtime U.S. Marshal Service commander Lenny DePaul.

New images released by the U.S. Marshal Service show Vicky White featuring darker hair and some of Casey White's tattoos.  (U.S. Marshal Service) New images released by the U.S. Marshal Service show Vicky White featuring darker hair.  (U.S. Marshal Service) Photo shows Alabama prison escapee Casey White and his tattoos. (U.S. Marshals) Photo shows Alabama prison escapee Casey White and his tattoos. (U.S. Marshals) Photo shows Alabama prison escapee Casey White and his tattoos. (U.S. Marshals) Photo shows Alabama prison escapee Casey White and his tattoos. (U.S. Marshals) Photo shows Alabama prison escapee Casey White and his tattoos. (U.S. Marshals) Photo depicts size discrepancy between Casey Cole White and Vicky White. (U.S. Marshal Service) Photo depicts size discrepancy between Casey Cole White and Vicky White. (U.S. Marshal Service)

At the time, Vicky White, a high-ranking corrections employee, left alone with Casey, telling co-workers she was transporting him for an evaluation at the county courthouse, officials have said. She allegedly said she would then go to see her doctor.