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Bad Romance tells the story of Vicky White, played by Wendi McLendon-Covey and Casey White, played by Rossif Sutherland. (Lifetime)By Ashley Dill | adill@pennlive.comLifetime’s new movie is a story ripped from the headlines, based on a disturbing true story. “Bad Romance: The Vicky White Story” will premiere on Lifetime tonight, October 21 at 8 p.m.This movie is based on the true story of Vicky White and Casey White’s escape from the Lauderdale County Jail. Wendi McLendon-Covey and Rossif Sutherland star as the prison corrections officer who helps her inmate boyfriend break out of jail.“Bad Romance: The Vicky White Story” will premiere Saturday, October 21 at 8 p.m. on Lifetime channel. You can stream it on Philo (free trial) or SlingTV.About the movieAccording to Lifetime’s official synopsis of the film, “Every day for divorced prison corrections officer Vicky White (Wendi McLendon-Covey) is like the movie Groundhog Day – mundane and every day just like the previous. But when new prisoner Casey White (Rossif Sutherland) is brought to her facility, the two develop a secret infatuation. Vicky gives Casey special attention, believing he’s the only man to see her the way she wants to be seen. But when Casey’s inevitable transfer to a lengthy prison sentence approaches, Vicky decides to take desperate action. Risking everything, Vicky manages to break Casey out of jail and takes him on the run, eluding authorities on an eleven-day dash for freedom. For Vicky, even the probable tragedy ahead of them is worth the chance to live life fully once more.”Where to find LifetimeYou can find which channel Lifetime is on by using the channel finders here: Verizon Fios, AT&T U-verse, Comcast Xfinity, Spectrum/Charter, Optimum/Altice, DIRECTV and Dish.For those without cable, watch with these streaming servicesYou can watch it on Philo, an entertainment streaming service that offers 60+ channels and a free trial. You can also stream it on SlingTV.More about PhiloPhilo’s live TV subscription offers a free trial and costs $25 per month. It includes MTV and over 50 other classic TV, lifestyle and news channels. Subscribers can stream on up to three devices simultaneously, create

After they eluded authorities for more than 10 days and made it about 300 miles north from Alabama to Indiana, the end came swiftly for former corrections officer Vicky White and the capital murder suspect she was accused of helping escape, Casey White.Police found Vicky White and Casey White, who are not related, hiding out at a motel in Evansville, Indiana, where they had hunkered down for several days after fleeing together from an Alabama jail on April 29, according to Vanderburgh County, Indiana, Sheriff Dave Wedding.In six different vehicles, police chased the pair for about 2 miles, with multiple law enforcement vehicles ramming the Cadillac sedan the couple were traveling in until it flipped onto its side in a ditch, Wedding said.Shortly afterward, Vicky White fatally shot herself in the head, authorities said. 911 audio released Wednesday caught some of her last comments."Airbags are going off," she is heard saying in the audio released by police. "Let's get out and run. Should have stayed at the ... hotel." Casey White was taken into custody after the crash.Casey White arrives Tuesday at the Lauderdale County Courthouse in Florence, Ala., after waiving extradition in Indiana.Dan Busey / The Times Daily via APFour handguns and several semi-automatic weapons, including an AR-15, were recovered from the couple's car, authorities said. Casey White intended to have a shootout with police, Wedding said.NBC News has pieced together the movements of Vicky White and Casey White during their days on the run by interviewing officials and reviewing public statements and records from the time they disappeared until they ran out of luck this week in southwest Indiana.Preparing the escapeVicky White, 56, the former assistant director of corrections at the Lauderdale County Jail in Florence, Alabama, has been called the "mastermind" behind the escape by Lauderdale Sheriff

261/26Search for Alabama corrections official Vicky White and escaped inmate Casey Cole WhiteBy Carol Robinson | crobinson@al.comCapital murder suspect Casey White and his girlfriend, former Lauderdale County jailer Vicky White, spoke nearly 1,000 times by phone over a six-month period prior to their April escape.Lauderdale County Sheriff Rick Singleton said investigators are in the process of listening to tapes of 949 phone calls made between the couple from August 2021 until Feb. 22, 2022.The calls were made while Casey White was locked up at William Donaldson Correctional Facility in Jefferson County where he was serving a 75-year sentence on a 2015 crime spree that included trying to kill his ex-girlfriend and kidnapping her two roommates.“We’re in the process of listening to those calls to see if there’s any information there that might help us,’’ Singleton said.“The only thing I know for a fact was that they had some phone sex.”Full coverage of the Casey White and Vicky White case The sheriff said he did not yet know if some of the calls took place while Vicky White was on duty as the supervisor at the Lauderdale County Jail.“I’d be shocked if some of them weren’t,’’ he said.“That’s a lot of phone calls,’’ Singleton said. “I think what it tells us is they were definitely in a relationship.”Singleton did not say whether investigators have yet heard any conversations planning the escape. “They’re still listening to the tapes to see what was on them,’’ he said.To his knowledge, he said, they have

A Netflix documentary detailing the forbidden relationship between the late Vicky White, the former assistant director of operations at the Lauderdale County Detention Center, and inmate Casey White is set to be released on Sept. 25.The film, “Jailbreak: Love on the Run,” will show viewers how the sordid romance began and flourished behind bars, eventually culminating in the death of Vicky and a life sentence for Casey.“April 29, 2022, the day of the infamous jailbreak, was supposed to be Vicky’s last day at the detention center after 17 years. At approximately 9:40 a.m., Vicky placed Casey in a patrol car telling staff that she was transporting him to a mental health evaluation at the Lauderdale County courthouse. The two never arrived. On May 2, authorities issued a warrant for Vicky’s arrest. The following day, the pair’s luck came to an end after police identified the vehicle they were traveling in near Evansville, Indiana. Law enforcement quickly initiated a short pursuit. During the chase, Vicky shot herself to avoid being arrested and injured Casey in the process. He was dragged out of the vehicle, taken into custody, and promptly expedited back to Alabama.”According to detention center staff, Vicky White was trusted and beloved by many before the escape.“She treated everybody like they were somebody,” said former Lauderdale County Detention Center resident Tyler Purser in the documentary. “She was like [the] mother … that everybody in there never had growing up.”Austen Shipley is a staff writer for Yellowhammer News. You can follow him on X @ShipleyAusten