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A warrant was issued earlier today for former Lauderdale Corrections employee Vicky Sue White. What was the final piece of the puzzle to justify this warrant? While we have no firm information on that, we can say her house sale was truly an eye-opener.
V. White's house in Lexington was valued by the county at $204,700.00. According to a local news source, she sold the house in April for $95,550.00. Why would she take that much less than the appraised value? We're experiencing a real estate boom, and she sells at 47% of its alleged worth.
Today also brought news that there is no news of Vicky and her "Clyde" Casey White. This escape was extremely well thought-out, and this Romeo and Juliet (in reverse) may never be found. While we've been told that Vicky also sold off other assets, it's likely she wouldn't have much more than 100K in her possession. How long will that last a couple on the run?
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Just an odd question...since Ms White knew all the insider info of the Rogersville murder....did she pass that to this guy, to get him into a better 'escape' situation? Meaning that he was never the actual murderer of Connie Ridgeway? Maybe this whole thing was a fake admission of guilt?
ReplyDeleteWe AGREE completely. She knew all the Rogersville cops and Lauderdale deputies. It was reported that C. White offered "some" private details. If we had to guess, he didn't even know Mrs. Ridgeway unless in passing.
DeleteSo not to irritate the Sheriff/County Prosecutor.....while nothing proved/substantiated White to be the 'right' killer....they still brought him out of state prison for this 'escape opportunity', or am I missing the big picture? (Just imagining that Rogersville folks are gazing at this and beginning to see the landscape of this mess...noting no fingerprints/DNA at the scene matching up to this character)
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