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A convicted killer’s abandoned truck could offer clues about his next move after he escaped a Tennessee prison and triggered a multi-state manhunt, a former FBI special agent told Fox News Digital.Jacob Allen Morley broke out of the Northwest Correctional Complex in Tiptonville, Tennessee, on Sunday, although authorities have not disclosed the precise time of his escape.Staff at the prison noticed Morley was unaccounted for at around 11:30 p.m., and a review of surveillance footage subsequently revealed him crossing through the facility's perimeter fence.Surveillance footage recorded Morley taking a pickup truck from the 400 block of Keystone Drive at around 1 a.m.
Monday, a location roughly two miles south of the prison, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation said.The truck was found abandoned by law enforcement officials on early Tuesday morning in Marion, Illinois, but Morley wasn't located.The manhunt has drawn assistance from multiple agencies, with an Illinois State Police spokeswoman telling Fox News Digital that the agency has "offered its assistance to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation." TBI separately confirmed that the U.S.
Marshals Service is assisting in the search for Morley.MULTI-STATE MANHUNT UNDERWAY AS MURDER VICTIM'S CLOSE FRIEND FEARS ESCAPED KILLER COULD STRIKE AGAINSurveillance footage shows convicted murderer Jacob Allen Morley inside Northwest Correctional Complex before his escape Sunday.Authorities said Morley was captured on security video breaching a prison fence.
(Tennessee Department of Correction)Retired FBI special agent Jonathan Gilliam told Fox News Digital he thinks the abandoned truck offers clues to what Morley's next move might be."But when he got the truck, now they found that two and a half hours north, he is probably gonna lay low or he's gonna try to get another vehicle," Gilliam said."That vehicle in particular that he took is a work truck [that] just absolutely screamed work truck," he added, saying it "would have ...