Recaptured fugitive Casey White returns to Alabama for court arraignment after being on the run from authorities for 11 days
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By Elizabeth Wolfe, Jaide Timm-Garcia and Nadia Romero, CNN Escaped inmate Casey White was brought back to Alabama late Tuesday night for his first court appearance since he was captured following a car chase in Evansville, Indiana, Monday.
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A timeline of the 11-day escape and capture of Vicky White and Casey White
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Recaptured fugitive Casey White returns to Alabama for court arraignment after being on the run from authorities for 11 days
Escapee Casey White and accomplice former corrections officer Vicky White were captured by law authorities after a chase in Indiana on Monday, May 9. Vanderburgh County, Ind., coroner Steve Lockyear
The days long manhunt for an escaped Alabama murder suspect Casey Cole White and the high-ranking jail guard, Vicky White, came to a close on Monday – more than 10 days after the pair fled from the according to officials.
New charges were filed Monday against Alabama corrections officer-turned fugitive Vicky White, who fled late last month with inmate and accused murderer Casey Cole White.
Casey White was already serving a prison sentence for attempted murder. He was set to go to trial next month for stabbing a 58-year-old woman to death.
By Eric Levenson, CNN The murder defendant who escaped from an Alabama detention center with a corrections official on April 29 had previous experience trying to escape prison and winning the trust of his captors.
An Alabama sheriff says escaped inmate Casey White and former jail official Vicky White were caught near Evansville, Indiana, after a car chase with U.S. Marshals, according to an Alabama
Casey White was already serving a prison sentence for attempted murder. He was set to go to trial next month for stabbing a 58-year-old woman to death.
Escaped inmate Casey White and former jail official Vicky White were taken into custody Monday in Indiana, according to an Alabama sheriff. The two fugitives were caught near Evansville, Indiana, after a car chase with U.S. Marshals.
A new mugshot photo released early Tuesday shows Casey Cole White, the Alabama prison escapee, just hours after he was caught in Indiana following 11 days on the run.
Escapee Casey White and accomplice former corrections officer Vicky White were captured by law authorities after a chase in Indiana on Monday, May 9. The Vanderburgh County, Ind., coroner Steve
Casey Cole White, the Alabama prison escapee whose 11 days of illicit freedom came to an end on Monday, called fugitive jail guard Vicky White his "wife" when law enforcement agents caught up from him, officials confirmed to Fox News.
By Dakin Andone and Michelle Krupa, CNN A horde of cash. A getaway car. An enormous world in which to hide. It seemed inmate Casey White and his jailer Vicky White had plenty of advantages when they walked out of an Alabama jail on April 29, the corrections officer allegedly helping facilitate her c…
A murder suspect and the Alabama corrections officer who allegedly helped him escape from custody were tracked down to Indiana and taken into custody following a chase.
By Eric Levenson, CNN The corrections official Vicky White and the prisoner Casey White fled a detention facility in Lauderdale County, Alabama, on April 29. They were finally captured by authorities on Monday, May 9, in Evansville, Indiana.
By Elizabeth Wolfe, Jaide Timm-Garcia and Nadia Romero, CNN Escaped inmate Casey White was brought back to Alabama late Tuesday night for his first court appearance since he was captured following a car chase in Evansville, Indiana, Monday.
Officials said the corrections officer and the murder suspect bought and ditched multiple vehicles and paid a transient man to check in for them at an Indiana motel.