Saturday 14 May 2022 04:01 AM EXC: Alabama sex shop worker says Vicky White bought STOCKINGS days before ... trends now
Just days before she sprang her lover Casey White from jail, Vicky White bought sexy stockings and browsed the sex toy section of a local adult store, DailyMail.com can reveal.
Vicky, 56, visited Adult Novelties store, ‘Sugar & Spice’ in Florence, Alabama as she prepared for the break-out of which she has been labelled the ‘mastermind.’
Earlier, she visited a nearby Kohls store and bought men’s clothing for White, 38, to change into after she walked him out of Lauderdale County Jail on Friday April 29, under the auspices of taking him for a mental health check.
Now, Anna Jackson, 38, who served Vicky in ‘Sugar & Spice’ that day has spoken for the first time and given an insight into the woman who shocked all who knew her, when she walked out on her life and her career for the now notorious criminal awaiting trial for capital murder.
Jackson knew her too, she told DailyMail.com. She said, ‘I knew Vicky from when I spent four months in Lauderdale County Jail a while back.
Alabama sex shop worker Anna Jackson, pictured, says Vicky White paid a visit to the store where she worked to buy stockings days before breaking Casey White out of jail
Sex shop Sugar & Spice is pictured. Jackson knew White from her own stint at Lauderdale County Jail and says she'd have tried to stop her had she known her plan
‘I was in active addiction then and Vicky was the one who transported me for my court dates and what not, so we had an opportunity to talk to each other.’
She recalled, ‘One of my court dates I was having a hard time coping and seeing what my life was going to be like and Vicky was the one who said, “You got this.”’
In fact, Jackson recalled, she had been excited to tell Vicky that she was two years clean when the former assistant director of Lauderdale County Correctional Facility stepped into the store that day.
She said, ‘It actually hurt my feelings that she didn’t really acknowledge it. Vicky was different that day. She was changed. For someone who had been so supportive she just didn’t react when I told her my news.
‘Now I feel like I sound like a baby saying that, knowing what was going on with her at the time. But then I had no idea. I just knew she wasn’t herself.’
Jackson continued, ‘She seemed rushed and distracted. She only spent ten, maybe fifteen minutes in the store.’
Casey White is said to be devastated over the death of his prison guard lover Vicky White, who shot herself dead when the fugitive couple were cornered by police on Monday, DailyMail.com can reveal
The store, just off Florence Boulevard in the northern part of the Alabama town, is divided into two sections. One side features sexy lingerie and kink gear, the other is devoted to sex toys and accessories.
According to Jackson, Vicky attended a sex toy party held by the store for the women who work at Lauderdale County Jail just a few months ago.
The event was held at a venue that the store no longer owns and was a fun evening intended to drive sales and introduce the women to some of the store’s products.
But Vicky wasn’t in the market for any of the many accoutrements on sale in that section of the store the day she visited ahead of her escape with White.
Jackson recalled that Vicky had a quick look around the sex toys section before stepping back out and saying, ‘I’d better wait.’
Instead, she left having purchased only a pair of sexy stockings.
Today Jackson admits that, had she known what was going on in Vicky’s mind, or what she was planning, she would have tried to caution her against it.
She said, ‘Of course I’d have tried to say something.’
But, she said, she doubts that anything or anyone would have made any difference. She said, ‘You can’t stop a person when they’re driven by love.’
And according to Jackson, knowing Vicky as she did, ‘I feel like for some reason she fell in love with him. She loved him and she was not doing what she did to hurt nobody. She did it because she loved him.
‘I don’t know him at all, but we can all fall for the wrong guy and the universe does crazy things.’
The day they heard that Vicky and White’s time on the run had ended with her death from an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head, Jackson and her colleague Tina Wright, 26, switched off the lights, closed up the store and had a moment of silence in Vicky’s memory.
Above all, the one thing Jackson said she remembers about Vicky is, ‘She never judged us. She was one of the ones you were happy to have about [in jail].
‘If you needed anything Vicky would get it for you if she could. There are a lot of people who are doing okay today because Vicky helped them.
‘Whatever she did she didn’t deserve to die the way she did.’
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