Chapter 1 | Bonnie & Clyde | American Experience | PBS

Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow both grew up in the suburbs of Dallas, yearning to escape the poverty they were born into. By the time he was 17, Clyde had graduated from committing petty theft with his brother, Buck, and was perfecting his signature crime: stealing cars.
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Learn more about our documentary BONNIE & CLYDE, including where to watch the full film: www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/films/bonnieclyde/

[@optimusprime9721]

Anyone noticed how 1934 was the year of the "Po Po".. Bonnie and Clyde in May, John Dillinger in July, Pretty Boy Floyd in October and Babyface Nelson in November,

[@deannafromdablock1994]

Wow really? I didn’t know that!

[@Tom-em4ph]

1934 was the year FDIC was established Bank robbery became federal offence allowing the feds to cross state lines

[@nolawilson2256]

Clyde and Bonnie would be right proud to see all the movies, documentaries, songs and books that have told their story since 1934!

[@Lee69111]

who gives a sh@t!.....the 2 rats got caught in a trap!....good riddance!

[@patricias5122]

Sure would be nice to have more than Chapter 1.

[@nancyvillines4552]

You can watch the whole thing for $3.99 on PBS

[@notthatguypal14]

But we want it for free

[@ladykay917]

My thoughts exactly...

[@joannajamerson35]

@@nancyvillines4552 oh awesome

[@donzibee6709]

Its on Amazon Prime

[@tomjacka7401]

this is the best documentary of clyde and bonny because it mentions hot wireing a car .if clyde didnt know how to hotwire any car this would have never happened.he was very smart and mechanically inclined.

[@mencken8]

In an age before TV, it shows that people have little to do, are easily addicted to entertainment, and subject to living vicariously.

[@smug8567]

You run your mouth awful reckless for a man that don't go heeled

[@56cadd]

Well, everyone else was behaving like the Waltons, these two thought they were entitled...KA-BLAM..!

[@mapoijitur1161]

I watched the whole doc and I must say it was probably the best doc on them. It cleared up a lot of questions I have had about their early backgrounds. It actually had some pics that I had never seen before. Personally, I think it wouldn't be good to let the kiddies see it, the pics are very graphic, especially the "morgue" pics. A must-see if you want the facts. Their backgrounds were thoroughly highly significant, especially what happened to Clyde in that bloody prison. He wasn't raped once, he was repeatedly raped by that other prisoner. I believe that's what put Clyde over-the-edge and was the main reason for being a cop killer. But when it came to their families, they really did care deeply and the money they would leave was desperately needed. It was the sign of the times. I'm surprised there weren't more young adults roaming the land causing chaos and destruction during that era. It was a daily struggle just to keep food on the table. I'm not making excuses for them but I can understand how they came to be. It was a bad time for all Americans and the young grew up to become angry adults. Those young adults of the sixties were amateurs compared to their earlier counterparts of the 20s and 30s. Peace.

[@mapoijitur1161]

@Pablo Misa Rico usted es bienvenido mi compañero cartel, you are welcome my fellow poster. Peace.

[@MrPacedan]

In 1968 when the Bonnie and Clyde movie came out EVERYONE was rooting for them and i really went insanely crazy about them (Faye Dunaway was a fox).Grama remembered them (i was7 or 8).Same way with Poncho Villa..we all rooted for Poncho Villa even tho he was against the United States.I would almost compare my infatuation to The Beatles...Lasting...

[@MrPacedan]

Bruce Lee,Ringo Starr,Chuck Norris ,Jacke Chan are all like only 5ft6in tall.

[@mapoijitur1161]

Boy, what a movie. Don't forget Gene Wilder "What type of work do you do?" Great scene. Wow, brings back memories. Why did they do what they did? They had no other choice. People had nothing during the depression and with no work available, no hope at all, then add the dust bowl. It's a wonder we didn't see more gangs of young adults roaming around then there was. Peace.

[@virgin26]

Came here after the Highwaymen

[@jeanettedesenclos27]

MysteryFan me as well

[@Ken_Scaletta]

Highwaymen is bullshit.

[@darrieny128]

same

[@elisadjones]

@@Ken_Scalettait’s a great film

[@JustMe-mh2pn]

Absolute amazing documentary ❤ watched possibly a 100 times

[@lailamckinney9810]

They are just as interesting as they were when they were alive

[@optimusprime9721]

I believe they knew they were going to be big stars and their names will live on, they stole the hearts of the public

[@dks13827]

Buddy Barrow is on here, Clyde's nephew. He died in 2015.

[@jessicacartwright5877]

Buddy is not dead

[@56cadd]

Which is it..stiff or not stiff. Lol

[@-LeticiaRamos]

He’s not dead

[@artistaprimus7080]

I guess people of that time had the same morbid interest in funerals as hangings. Imagine going Town square to watch a public hanging. Strange times.

[@DARKBassRsR]

why am i so interested in this

[@scottdavidson526]

I am very aware of Bonnie & Clyde in history, but the last few days I've found that I've been bitten by the B & C bug.

[@bluemonday7054]

@@scottdavidson526 Me too. Blame it on the pandemic.

[@liveinms9949]

My great grandmother was a widow with a child during this time. He husband was killed for $3 he had made chopping wood. She was a tough woman but she had to be . there was no food stamps ,no womens shelter. We are a spoiled society today

[@JimMorrisonLoL]

She was a hero, never forget that

[@TerrenLiberte]

We live in another reset in this moment!

[@jayman530]

We can't judge them.hell that shit was in the 1930,hell I was born in 1979. Hell I wish I could've got have known them

[@JorgeRodriguez-po7kx]

ILL say the same thing Me too Would've liked to known them Many of us in this Modern Times have almost everything

[@stevenedwards4470]

If they killed your father for 40 dollars maybe you could bring yourself to judge them.

[@babybugz8240]

They are not just outlaw before they are also a celebrity😯😯

[@ramonlaguer9971]

Rip to those poor people!👁😞🙏

[@raymondblackshear3915]

Everyone seems to be a critic...opinions about others they have no idea about their lifestyles or feelings endured. I think the are legends in their own right, defying obstacles others don't dare try for whatever reason. I think if you're not going to try to understand a person or theirs choices than don't label you're opinions either, literally you have no rights to do so...

[@bobleeswagger6138]

Raymond Blackshear and you need to get an edumacation lol bruh what grade did you drop out 4th?

[@raymondblackshear3915]

@@bobleeswagger6138 i know the history bruh...I'm just saying good or bad when you point a finger look at how many fingers are pointing back at you...get perfect first than judge

[@raymondblackshear3915]

U do u i do me...don't judge characters of anyone cause everyone has a story and a proper excuse for why they become what they become..

[@sewing2165]

They killed a young policeman on his first day of his dream job. He died 2 weeks before his wedding. Evil couple romanticized by film and tv

[@kevdean9967]

You don't fucking well know, evil? What are men that drop bombs from planes that kill women and children, heros? You are a small minded individual!!!

[@Evilfish82]

@@kevdean9967 And shooting people in cold blood does not qualify? Bonnie and Clyde were two over-advertised psychopaths who got popular with the dim, mindless masses who cheered them on as heroes for murdering in cold blood. As far as I'm concerned they deserved every bullet they got.

[@starlesseyes5713]

Bonnie & Clyde were nothing like how people imagine them. They were not cold blooded killers. They were scared kids that spent all their time running and trying to survive. I don't get how people say it's wrong for them to shoot cops that are shooting at them, but they think it's completely fine for a whole group of cops to shoot them while they are unaware and unarmed. Bonnie and Clyde killed 13 (maybe less, since some of the murders they were credited for aren't backed up with any evidence) people in 2 years. That's less than just one of the cops have killed in a day. Bonnie and Clyde only killed people who threatened to kill or arrest them. Before any of the murders, when Clyde was only 20 he went to prison for unarmed robbery and auto theft. In there he got beaten and raped almost nightly. The man who raped him was the first person Clyde ever killed. That's what caused the turning point. That's what sparked his violence and fear. Once he got out of prison he would rather die than go back. They aren't these blood thirsty hellraisers that are just trying to rob and kill. The cops had been after Clyde ever since he was a boy and they never let him go straight. Bonnie and Clyde spent all their time running from the police. They didn't live glorious criminal lifestyles. They slept in their car and in the woods and wherever they could hide. The only way they could eat was by stealing money, since they were both dirt poor. People exaggerate their crimes way too much. Almost everyone they met thought they were nice or they felt bad for them. Bonnie and Clyde also left money for people who helped them out. Clyde has written about how he prays that the towns they pass through forgive them, and how he prays that god will let him live to visit his family again. He wrote about how he didn't want to hurt anyone but if he had to shoot to live that's what he had to do. I doubt anyone is going to read this whole comment but it's important anyways. Stop spreading false facts about how they killed everyone in their sight and how they were evil at heart. I know it's not as interesting that they were just people who got caught up in something they couldn't escape and spent their “crime spree” running and hiding, but it's the truth.

[@devildriven4413]

I read your comment in its entirety and I agree with you 💯.

[@rockrobful]

I hope your alarm clock goes off soon and you wake up from this strange dream you are having. Yes, they were not cold blooded killers but they were personally responsible for several innocent people being killed. Clyde was in prison because he chose a life of crime. His victims were the victims.....not him!

[@Wednesdaynightmare]

Completely agree

[@jorgecallico9177]

Buddy Barrow, the nephew bears a striking resemblance 0:52 to Tommy Lee Jones. Esp as Jones played Sheriff Bell in "No Country For Old Men", 2007.

[@butchcassidy5440]

It's funny how bonnie and clyde were immortalized and still adored and memory kept alive and praised highly and will be talked about and remembered forever. For being Federal felons.

[@shirleycameron7718]

Americans........!

[@butchcassidy5440]

@@shirleycameron7718 hey Shirley, I'm an American

[@jennieredrose5819]

So many thousands went to pay respects to Bonnie and Clyde. Shows you how ppl are so into murder. But somehow these humans are viewed as decent ppl. All the hate, racism, murder...but we are a moral country right?

[@jennieredrose5819]

@For Truth right. Smh 🙄

[@wendydawson3407]

Do not glorify these criminals. Plenty of poor people find their way out of poverty without murdering innocents. Don't mistake a compelling story about a couple of murderers into a Robin Hood tale about a couple of hardly done-by heroes.

[@iluvmx1977]

wendy dawson shut up

[@dpurrott]

@@iluvmx1977 Great reply. How long did it take you to come up with that genius?

[@watcher6935]

wendy dawson , the money men who manufactured the depression are the guilty ones. When we have another depression there will be more like these two. When you push people down till they have nothing to lose, some will push back.

[@watcher6935]

Cynthia Baker , yet we glorify presidents and military men who murder at much much higher numbers. We celebrate war victories. So when the government kills it's okay? Obama drone bombed more innocent people than any other president yet everyone loved him. 20,000 went to her funeral 15,000 to his. You can't change history based on your opinion. Facts are facts. Some people will push back. Right or wrong is perspective in the end. Also history is always written by the victors and by those who have hung heroes.

[@0Elgar0]

@@watcher6935 You're outright stupid. I think your brain isn't functioning . Read what they did to the police officers, than try to convince yourself that they were heroes.

[@tamarabaynard7212]

I just think the dedication of the risk and love they had was beautiful. Not all the other things..just their love and standing by one another. That is what im definitely seeing. All the other. Was yes wrong. But they paid for it, so people should see it that way and not degrade the deceased

[@Wednesdaynightmare]

Yeah I agree Their love was so deep. Their story is always seen in such a black and white lens. They weren’t Robin Hood but they were not Evil psychotic serial killers at all! They were unfortunately born in a time in which stealing was their only means to having a meal

[@kennethcrochet5317]

I cannot believe my message come out so wrong but it did who was doing the filming when it showed Bonnie & Clyde on the side of the road to cops pulled up and it shows Bonnie shooting a cop in the head and they claim that she never did that I see it on film who was doing the filming

[@tamarabaynard7212]

And seriously..all that ambush was unnecessary...they didnt have to go all crazy shoot out on them. I mean dang, one or two police couldve just had their guns, my god.

[@introspective_One]

Tamara Ashe I agree!! That was major over kill.

[@jafneezakwan5810]

I mean bonny and fucking clyde killed the policemen without mercy...they deserved that

[@cthrew1603]

Should have just shot the tires.

[@jamieburton8647]

They deserved how things ended.

[@Saidakine]

Tamara Ashe Those police would have ended up dead like the rest, they got what they deserved.

[@riyaanali7202]

Just watched the highwaymen was good✊🏽

[@markoconnor2880]

I think its safe to say that Bonnie and Clyde went out with a bang! Its ridiculous that the law enforcement back then were such cowards that they actually murdered two people in cold blood even though both were outlaws. Its said that the law had been hiding in the brush along side the road for two days and two nights waiting for Bonnie and Clyde and a old friend set them up by makeing it look like his truck had a flat tire. (it goes to show even back then u couldnt trust a friend either) But anyways if the law waited 2 days and 2 nights what would if have hurt to wait a few more minutes for Bonnie and Clyde to get outa their car and Clyde probably would have been in a squating position putting the tire back on the truck and then the law could have easily rushed them and taken them both alive. Imagine how famious the law would have been then. Everyone of them would have had their pictures blasted all over the newspapers for capturing Bonnie and Clyde alive. Also i read that the car they were in that is filled with bullet holes is on display in a casino and the casino has been offered a million dollars for the car but they turned it down? I would have turned that down too thats one car that is priceless its the only one in the whole world. I would never sell it for any amount of money. Its a piece of history that even the wealthy cant afford.

[@speedysteve9121]

They were vicious, soulless, cold-blooded murderers. Their end was fitting.

[@craigster1573]

I hope they both stayed alive long enough to feel every round enter their souls bodies

[@atalissalobberecht1499]

I am doing Bonnie and Clyde for national history day

[@ep8470]

Why they stayed in the same area is beyond me. That was they're downfall

[@ep8470]

@For Truth yep, most do stay in their area... however they did go around the southern states and covered some ground... Clyde got to cocky and that's all Bonnie wrote...

[@Siix8five]

Who else came here after watching the highwaymen netflix show

[@richardsantanna5398]

Yo mama did

[@stevestars303]

I did. Years ago I met Ralph Fults, who actually started his life of crime as a teenager and met Clyde and showed him the ropes.Ralph took a rap for Bonnie to keep her out of jail. and ran with Ray Hamilton He ran with Bonnie and Clyde in the early days, but was imprisoned at Huntsville later after Bonnie and Clyde were killed. Ralph had a spiritual rebirth and and became a Christian. He was later paroled and even went to many places urging young people to STAY OUT of a life a crime. Norman Vincent Peale even produced a TV series with Ralph who was a model convert until his death at 82 in the mid 90s. Odd that Ralph's story is never told as he was about the only one of about 10 people in the Borrow gang who survived that time.

[@stevestars303]

I did. Years ago I met Ralph Fults, who actually started his life of crime as a teenager and met Clyde and showed him the ropes.Ralph took a rap for Bonnie to keep her out of jail. and ran with Ray Hamilton He ran with Bonnie and Clyde in the early days, but was imprisoned at Huntsville later after Bonnie and Clyde were killed. Ralph had a spiritual rebirth and and became a Christian. He was later paroled and even went to many places urging young people to STAY OUT of a life a crime. Norman Vincent Peale even produced a TV series with Ralph who was a model convert until his death at 82 in the mid 90s. Odd that Ralph's story is never told as he was about the only one of about 10 people in the Borrow gang who survived that time.

[@stevestars303]

I did. Years ago I met Ralph Fults, who actually started his life of crime as a teenager and met Clyde and showed him the ropes.Ralph took a rap for Bonnie to keep her out of jail. and ran with Ray Hamilton He ran with Bonnie and Clyde in the early days, but was imprisoned at Huntsville later after Bonnie and Clyde were killed. Ralph had a spiritual rebirth and and became a Christian. He was later paroled and even went to many places urging young people to STAY OUT of a life a crime. Norman Vincent Peale even produced a TV series with Ralph who was a model convert until his death at 82 in the mid 90s. Odd that Ralph's story is never told as he was about the only one of about 10 people in the Borrow gang who survived that time.

[@Gabialoha1]

Me!

[@lwv6966]

I believe his middle name was champion

[@soundwavecommschief4447]

He changed his name when he was on the run to Clyde Champion Barrow

[@chucktilley7155]

I saw their car in Pigeon Forge still has the bullet holes in it

[@kittenmittons1968]

Not the real car, the real one is at Whiskey Pete's located on the CA/NV border.

[@CoopyKat]

I think it's pretty disgusting the way humans act sometimes -- being "excited" to see the dead body of a criminal. I don't get that at all. Those are the kind of people you never want to be friends with or invite them to your home!

[@notthatguypal14]

The cops killed them 8 times

[@LarryLabsta]

They killed 12 people and yet they were on a 2 year crime spree?

[@musicaltheatergeek79]

Mainly lawmen, too.

[@LarryLabsta]

@MysteryFan honestly a 2 year crime spree I was expecting more deaths Thank god he forbids

[@bethstallings8016]

Clyde's middle named was not Chestnut it was CHAMPION. It was only on his WANTED POSTER. How are ppl suppose to watch this knowing the facts are wrong?

[@devildriven4413]

It’s Chestnut. Clyde used Champion when he went to prison, he was embarrassed by Chestnut, so he came up with Chestnut.

[@paulcarey191]

what's wrong with chestnuts, i like chestnuts..its a good middle name!!!

[@bethstallings8016]

@@devildriven4413 that was said but the law doesn't use fake names.

[@-LeticiaRamos]

@@devildriven4413😂chestnut, champion was smart

[@-LeticiaRamos]

@@paulcarey191😂it’s not

[@conniecrawford5231]

It’s so pathetic what people did for “ entertainment” in 1933 - go to view the bodies of criminals who some viewed as celebrities!

[@jerrygiovengo1927]

It still happens today..

[@kevdean9967]

So much different now is it? I seem to remember something about OJ being chased down the Highway. Everyone ran to see OJ in his white bronco.

[@MarcoPolo881]

So sick , the media is shameless as well

[@Saidakine]

I hate killers and thieves and people who enable and make excuses for them.

[@Saidakine]

For Truth Well I disagree, it takes courage to sit IN your couch.

[@carriewhite2378]

Where's part 2

[@maryjwashburn]

If you have Amazon Prime you can watch here: www.amazon.com/American-Experience-Bonnie-Michael-Murphy/dp/B01ASE3JLY/ref=sr_1_2?s=instant-video&ie=UTF8&qid=1495212928&sr=1-2&keywords=bonnie+and+clyde

[@AmericanExperiencePBS]

Hey there! You can watch the whole documentary, or find links to watch the film elsewhere: www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/films/bonnieclyde/

[@dominiquethomas7933]

They got lit up by the hands of the law

[@adamropp4757]

Good

[@katherinewhetstone4442]

You reap what you sow......and they did!

[@AnthonySkow]

Tom Holland would be a good actor to play Clyde

[@frankdrebbon8170]

the cops sent those murderers directly to Hell.

[@butchcassidy5440]

They didnt really search very hard for that "better living" now did they? I mean between robbing banks, stealing cars, running from the law, what time was there left for better life anyway?

[@georgelucienfrancfortii4282]

That skit bonnie she the beez neez need more locas out here😎

[@clayriley5147]

When Clyde met Bonnie, she was Bonnie Thornton, not Parker. She was married at age 15, to a gas station robber who was in prison, when she took up with Clyde. So it was not mentioned in this film, it made a better story that way.

[@musicaltheatergeek79]

She didn't change her name, though. She always went by Bonnie Parker and that's how she was referred to in the papers and on wanted posters. She never divorced Roy Thornton. texashideout.tripod.com/roytkilled.jpg

[@kennethcrochet5317]

it makes you think that someone was filming for Bonnie and Clyde someone was holding the camera what the cops are the cops were shot Bonnie and Clyde who was doing the filming of Bonnie shooting the top is all I want to know

[@robynanderson9118]

clyde reminds me of tom holland

[@davidpring9476]

I did keep a pet lion his name was fluffy he was twenty seven when he died he loved kids they would come around on Saturday an he played with them all day I have pics which I will put on line yes iknow the dangers like going to the local store get mugged or shot for my sneakers I'll stick to lions an yes when I get over fluffy I will get another pet

[@melvinfisher1708]

Here after highwaymen

[@letsgetstoned4719]

Where the fukk is chapter 2 ?.......

[@arettaharris4448]

580c backhoe shuttle valve relate

[@raymondsenchyna1533]

WANTED DEAD or ALIVE... How do you relate to that Statement ? At least someone Wanted Clyde and Bonnie.. Better than nothing... Which is what I've got.. And I went straight..!!

[@kennethcrochet5317]

Okay by bass this more thanonce they show Bonnie and Clyde shooting people on two motorcycles who was doing the fender cuz whoever filmed it film funny shooting a cop in the head am I right or am I wrong it's on film

[@hildamartin6892]

Guess what they were set up

[@gregwatson8219]

RIP kids

[@JorgeRodriguez-po7kx]

On the Thumbnail surely because they were living Outdoors with not enough sleep , eating Whatever they got back then , They look like two People in the 40's

[@julieprice9310]

Rip bonnie and Clyde 🌹🌹

[@streetraptorJ]

Why? They were cold-blooded murderers. They got what they deserved.

[@cromerbeach]

Julie Price may they rot in hell more like

[@streetraptorJ]

@For Truth What are you on about? You're not making any sense.

[@charmantbeaugarcon8306]

Have you no sympathy for the innocent people they slaughtered?

[@johncarr6538]

And they say crime doesn't pay ,well maybe for a little while but you get what you deserve

[@Wildkat-1]

Where are the other chapters ?

[@co.agmusic]

Would love to give you 2 likes so you would have 700

[@stefancosmas9578]

When Government Fail.

[@butchcassidy5440]

Bang bang boom!

[@Charlesputnam-bn9zy]

"Bummy & Clod." With power they would have become ''Eva & 'dolf'' Tagline "We are young, we are adorable, we kill millions !" According to MAD Magazine.

[@jaywinters2483]

A better America then

[@jeaniechampagne8831]

It was pretty barbaric the way they were killed. Law man weren't too smart back then.

[@eakkachaijongsavanglerk7841]

ขอแบบพากไทยครับ

[@robertwalker951]

They bucked the system and the system didn’t like it !!!! Clyde was raped and misused in prison he chopped off his toe in prison to escape the rapes etc !!! They were executed !!! No intention of arresting them !!!!

[@williamjavier1653]

Frank " Pancho " Hamer Texas Ranger and all around bad ass is the real hero not these two psychopathic murderers . He got these two when everybody else failed . His life is way more interesting than these two bums . Him one other Texas Ranger and three State Policemen shot them full of holes with high powered semiautomatic rifles . He told them shoot till they stop moving around . THANK YOU TEXAS RANGERS AND STATE POLICE FOR DRAWING A HARD LINE .

[@vlajimiralputin3084]

Who watch this video after the highwayman?

[@56cadd]

"Hey punks"...KABLAM..!

[@tony6261]

Very odd how such an animal is glorified

[@paulobrien7557]

To be continued?

[@AmericanExperiencePBS]

Hi Paul! You can find the whole documentary BONNIE & CLYDE, as well as more features, on our website: www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/films/bonnieclyde/

[@wilsondoss1491]

Loved bonnie what a sexy women

[@valiantsfelinesmccarty6678]

I do not understand why they have to romanticize the bad man maybe because America was started by people who were honestly being thrown out of their own countries for being the bad man so maybe there was something about it in our DNA I hate Bonnie and Clyde I hate what they represent I feel sorry for the people that killed instead of glorifying The Killers we should be eulogizing the victims I cannot stand their family who supports them believes in them and to this day lies for them. They were no different than anybody else who suffered through the depression. I've had therapists ask me why didn't I become everything that the statistics say I would because of the life I had as a child and I said because no one no matter what they did to me no matter what I suffered was going to make me any less of a human being any lesser of a human being and no one could ever make me a criminal. These are just two very bad people who when they got together just fed off each other.

[@KimmyWood]

Clyde looks indigenous

[@KimmyWood]

@For Truth yes

[@salvadorberenguel7381]

omg

[@rmp7400]

Sociopaths. Tragic.

[@juliekeenan2868]

I always thought Bonnie was beautiful,she wasn’t.

[@juliekeenan2868]

franky areizaga Thats ok you didn’t make her ugly.

[@iluvmx1977]

What are you talking about? It was the 1930's, she had all her teeth and didn't have 5 kids at foot, she was a glamour ; )

[@juliekeenan2868]

iluvmx1977 Well I know what I’m talking about,what are you talking about. Glamour my arse. Oh and how do you know she had her own teeth. Div

[@musicaltheatergeek79]

I think she was attractive and was considered attractive by her contemporaries. She was popular in school and as a waitress. i.redd.it/9s76npq2ym621.jpg i.pinimg.com/originals/8d/09/e6/8d09e6c8336265c8aad117a93c72783f.jpg i.pinimg.com/originals/20/ac/a2/20aca24463d51b8959abd5a523bf25df.jpg i.pinimg.com/originals/b0/6c/e6/b06ce6e966ecb80d82ea6cb365501ec3.jpg

[@BalkanDeputy]

I think you were confusing her with Faye Dunaway.

[@hildamartin6892]

Clyde was smart

[@rodlabrie2817]

Y

[@maureencooper452]

This is the most inaccurate thing I’ve seen on the two

[@lawdhmrcy8486]

These thugs are criminals, why make sure that generation after generation Bunnie and Clyde, Bunddy, Capone and other criminals are eulogize.

[@iluvmx1977]

Lawd Hmrcy whatever, are you a cop?

[@lawdhmrcy8486]

@@iluvmx1977 I don't have to be a cop to recognize criminals

[@hildamartin6892]

This world is so boring

[@stefanlennartsson828]

Is that we call a democrati country? I dont say that THE have to die. But a democrati country dont koll like Bonnie and Clyde. It's a shame.

[@cerus1586]

This country failed you in proper english

[@mrmnomad2810]

?

[@dennisschell5543]

Good riddance to human debris!!!

[@peeweehensley2771]

! Tink it was awful what was done !to them the ambush they should have bee vcapturen and brought to trail they had a right toatrail lhope the men standing by their dead bodies with the guy lsbuning in hell along besibe Bonnie and Clyde ibet he fellsbig now I'll always pray Bonnie ciyde God bless you

[@CG01181]

They killed lots of people how do you feel bad for them