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It seems she's added some special definition to 'midlife crisis'.

At a point, she'll no longer be useful to him.

What makes you all think this guy is guilty and wasn’t arrested wrongfully?

Have you read his arrest/conviction history? He was already serving 75 years when he admitted to the murder, so the murder could be in question, I'm not sure about the other crap from a long list of crimes.

Her mother is now saying she always wanted to move to Florida.

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Maybe you can catch up with them down your way and chat them up and see what ya think..

He's worth $10K and they are offering $5K For her so if nothing else you could score 15 grand.

Women aren't worth as much in the professional or criminal world, are they?

Yes, society went insane in a whole slew of ways back in the 1960s (not an accident, i.e., it was intentionally done to us), and we're reaping the rewards.

I would expect to see some protests regarding this until they boost her price up to match his. I thought this sort of discrimination was in the past. GD

At 6'9" about the only place he will blend in is with a basketball team....

No, he'll stand out even more there.

Exactly correct.

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How Dog the Bounty Hunter would catch Casey and Vicki White
SOUTHEAST
Bobby Oler, Marni Hughes, Leland Vittert

Posted: MAY 5, 2022 / 11:14 PM CDT | Updated: MAY 5, 2022 / 11:14 PM CDT

(NewsNation) — An escaped Alabama prisoner and a corrections officer have been on the run for a week, but Dog the Bounty Hunter believes it’s a matter of time before they’re caught.

“When you have a criminal like that and a police officer on the run, neither one have experience with running,” he said Thursday on “NewsNation Special Coverage.”

Casey White and Vicki White, who are not related, left an Alabama prison April 29. Vicki White said she was taking him for a mental health evaluation, but the two got in a police car and have not been seen since.

It’s since come to light that Vicki White sold her house well below market value and was leaving her job as a corrections officer. Police suspect she is a willing participant in Casey White’s escape.

Dog recommends checking AirBnBs and similar rental properties in a 3,000 mile radius to see who has made long-term bookings.


“They probably rented an Airbnb for maybe 90 days because she’ll know, being a police officer, you have to go under right now,” he said. “Things are going to calm down and cool off.”

Laying low is important, he adds, because their physical features are distinct. Casey White is 6’9″ — a “dead giveaway.” He surmises Vicki White is doing most of the shopping in a disguise.

This is a high-profile case, but fugitive pursuits are common. U.S. marshals caught 84,247 fugitives last year.

Some do evade capture. Eric Robert Rudolph, the Olympic Park bomber, evaded capture for almost seven years. It took police 17 years to catch up with Ted Kaczynski, the so-called Unabomber.

But Dog is confident the amount of attention this case has gotten means this is only a matter of time.

“You never know who’s going to see you. Someone’s going to spot them.”

😆

I have know a handful of prison guards in my life. IMO the only difference for 98% of them is which side of the bars they happen to be behind. Not the most ethical workers.

That’s a pretty wide brush you paint with. I retired from corrections. I’ve known a lot of corrections officers and yes there are some bad ones. Largely they are good people doing a job most couldn’t do.

I think most who know me would say I was an ethical person. In my time in corrections I never did anything illegal or violated policy. Never took a cheap shot during a use of force or treated inmates, staff or visitors with anything but respect.

We could paint every profession with the same wide brush if we only looked at the unethical element within their ranks. But most people in any given profession are good people doing the job they’re paid to do. We only hear about or remember the bad ones.

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How Dog the Bounty Hunter would catch Casey and Vicki White
SOUTHEAST
Bobby Oler, Marni Hughes, Leland Vittert

Posted: MAY 5, 2022 / 11:14 PM CDT | Updated: MAY 5, 2022 / 11:14 PM CDT

(NewsNation) — An escaped Alabama prisoner and a corrections officer have been on the run for a week, but Dog the Bounty Hunter believes it’s a matter of time before they’re caught.

It’s since come to light that Vicki White sold her house well below market value and was leaving her job as a corrections officer. Police suspect she is a willing participant in Casey White’s escape.

Dog recommends checking AirBnBs and similar rental properties in a 3,000 mile radius to see who has made long-term bookings.


“They probably rented an Airbnb for maybe 90 days because she’ll know, being a police officer, you have to go under right now,” he said. “Things are going to calm down and cool off.”

Laying low is important, he adds, because their physical features are distinct. Casey White is 6’9″ — a “dead giveaway.” He surmises Vicki White is doing most of the shopping in a disguise.

This is a high-profile case, but fugitive pursuits are common. U.S. marshals caught 84,247 fugitives last year.



3,000 mile radius, that's a pretty wide search area, pretty much the entire country??

She planned their escape probably in Mexico by now

By now she is so bored out all traction is gone.

She best hope her jaws don't get sore.

WS

My guess is she will be found dead-- someday.
Believe his was in prison for murder. When she is no longer needed----

Spot on.