THE MOST NOTORIOUS CRIMINAL COUPLE - the story of Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow

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The names of criminals Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow have become as familiar as Romeo and Juliet. Many books, songs, and movies have been written about them.
During their lifetime they were blamed for almost every high-profile robbery in Texas and neighboring states, and a special unit was even created to catch them. For several years, all they did was rob, kill, and travel constantly, enjoying each other's company.
Their life was very short, but so bright that it still attracts the attention of millions of people. If you are wondering what the fate of the most famous robber-lovers was, keep reading. Meet Bonnie and Clyde, on the other side of the law.

[@YvonneSheppard-d3f]

This video was very informative. Thanks for laying out the events in such a detailed timeline 😊

[@claranielsen3382]

My grandfather used to be their pharmacist in Dallas. He daid they would come in time to time. They never robbed him. He was never sure why they didnt.

[@MrGrugsy]

My great grand-uncle worked for a store in TX they robbed when he was young. If he had been at work that day he would've been killed.

[@BessieMann]

No way, how cool

[@claranielsen3382]

@BessieMann I thought so too. Especially after hearing all the stories.

[@kcrh21]

Their gang had the worst robbery scores compared to other Great Depression era criminals. It's really ridiculous if you read more into it.

[@SuperNeos2]

Once GTA 6 comes out, this video will blow up due to that game’s story taking inspiration from Bonnie and Clyde

[@JuneBrown-x6q]

Lol😂

[@InfraSonixEntertainment]

That counts for your comment, too.

[@333_onlyhalfevil]

inspiration? lol

[@Trotless42]

Fr 😂

[@PlagueDoctorscp049]

Gta 6 is a troll

[@rockrobful]

Good job getting the Grapevine killings correct. Bonnie was blamed for decades for shooting one of the officers in the head. It was Methvin not Bonnie.

[@richardsmith7322]

It’s so crazy how many banks they robbed before their downfall back in those days when it was possible to get away with so much compared to today with cameras watching our every moves . There’s no chance of getting away with it anymore

[@MamaTriedSolo]

Let us not forget how a local police department decided they were judge,jury and executioner that day.😐

[@jasonkloeppner740]

Saved us lots of money thankfully

[@Ira88881]

I thought Federal Marshalls got them with the assistance of local law enforcement.

[@mito88]

efficient department

[@MamaTriedSolo]

Looks like three Trump cult members came by to say 🖕....so predictable. Yall hate due process.

[@mito88]

​@@MamaTriedSolo me no cult member 😂

[@rockrobful]

Pretty accurate as Bonnie and Clyde stories go. Most of them are not even close. One small detail here. Bonnie was burnt by dripping battery acid and not by fire.

[@rockrobful]

Ivy Methvin not Ivan. He was not visible to Bonnie and Clyde, only the truck was. He was tied to a tree in the woods out of site.

[@patrickslevin6424]

They had an 18 month run and were then killed by a special posse, that's not too romantic and it's damn sure a short love story, if you want to call it that.

[@badad0166]

The new Ford V8 was a favourite of B&C. Dillinger liked them so much, he sent a fan letter to Henry Ford thanking him for the new strong motor that could best all the Model T's the police had.

[@spider-internet9782]

Did those two really sent letters or was it a marketing move orchestrated by Ford’s companies ? Cause those outlaws were mostly liked and if they were not they were still famous. Must’ve increased the sales of Fords V8 “receiving" letters from THE John Dillinger and THE B&C.

[@rockrobful]

That letter was signed "Clyde Champion Barrow" but was discredited years later because Clyde's middle name was not Champion it was Chestnut and the signature did not match up with known comparisons.

[@badad0166]

@@rockrobfulCool. I remember the Dillinger one more specifically and I'm sure you know your stuff. The lore outweighs the reality eventually. Blanche and Bonnie being creative shutterbugs and them leaving the film behind is what made Bonnie and Clyde famous. They were the Kardashians of their time...

[@brucecorman7304]

According to available information, Ford vehicles from the years 1932 to 1948 were among the first to widely utilize a locking steering wheel system, making them the earliest Ford models with both a locking ignition and steering mechanism. I understand or some supporting evidence that this was directly related to Bonnie and Clyde. I have a 1939 V8 Ford PU with locking ignition and steering column.

[@ronalddesiderio7625]

10 yrs later he would have been a hero in WWII instead of a criminal

[@goincoastaloutdoors6593]

The narrators voice makes my soul die a little bit on the inside

[@latshenry5904]

😂😂😂

[@antonibertolacci7030]

Rip

[@jw1137]

Ditto

[@me-zo6yg]

I've always been interested in Bonnie and Clyde! Well done :D

[@DDARKCRIMECHRONICLES]

I learned more things thank you

[@BO4SHO]

Clyde SUCKED as a CRIMINAL..... SHEESH

[@sharonwmakita3884]

This 2 never feared death 😮

[@robertrackuzius3722]

Unfortunate way to waste their lives and damage the lives of others. They seemed determined to get to Hell in a hurry.

[@TinaDahlvik]

My. Favourite. Outlaws

[@SpadezA11]

They don't make em like this anymore 😢

[@rockrobful]

The reason they all started shooting was because after Prentis Oakley shot Clyde in the head Clyde's foot slipped off the clutch and the car started moving forward. The posse thought they were getting away again and opened fire. It continued down the road about 40yards before stopping in a small ditch. If the car had been in neutral it's more likely that Bonnie would have been captured alive.

[@paulcarey191]

bull shit - you have no idea what ur talking about, also the car didn't continue down the road 40 yds - it rolled maybe 40 ft but once the 1st shot from the lawman began - the rest opened fire PERIOD - the clutch b.s. is just an excuse they thru in there to justify the overkill, NO WAY ANYONE WAS LEAVING THAT CAR ALIVE!!!

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

Nope - I, too, am calling BS on your statement! Hamer had already decided to take Bonnie out regardless. Bonnie never killed anyone, but they convinced ONE witness to change his story and say she did to "justify" her death and make it palatable to the public. Bonnie was not innocent, but she also was not a killer.

[@cutoutofhistory]

​@@paulcarey191 The car did continue down the road, and did stop only once it rolled partly into a ditch. The cops shot early, before the car even fully stopped, the first shot killed Clyde immediately and Bonnie screamed. After that first shot all hell broke loose. Even after the car stopped in the ditch, they kept firing, even putting an extra round through Bonnie's side. The clutch thing is a maybe, maybe not. Hard to say for 100% as there are quite a few sides to be heard abt their death.

[@starwilliams7570]

They got killed in my home town

[@latshenry5904]

Wow this was a true Bonnie and Clyde love

[@L1ghtningg1]

Woah me and bonnie have the same birthday!

[@cheyne3375]

three days from mine:(

[@frre3l]

mine is 15 days from her

[@dgitoutofmany1]

He waited a year to kill the guy who was raping him in prison, yea that’s kinda crazy

[@ronalddesiderio7625]

Most of these criminals are not of the good planning type individuals

[@MrJjwagon]

Couldn't get through this video. The commentary is delivered in such a dreadful style... just a constant verbal stream of words... really boring delivery

[@alisaortiz3619]

Agreed

[@jw1137]

100% correct

[@detroittone1241]

DONT SELL THAT COW!!!!😂😂😂

[@lukasnovo8612]

Well they livef interesting lives and made history

[@johnnolan4312]

The first movie about Jesse James was in 1939 Clyde had been dead 5 years by then, fact check please

[@mark-j1c8f]

Dont mess with bonnie and clyde the grratest sentence ever said durring a robery 👍

[@kingsuap4890]

23:25 what movie is this clip from i haven’t seen it in like 15 years

[@ronalddesiderio7625]

Shd have went to Mex with Bonnie with his share of the 30k Started a new

[@rheinhardtgrafvonthiesenha8185]

Bonnie and Clyde are very much like Billy the Kid. They were more scoundrels then mastermind criminals. They were in no way a Dillinger or Pretty Boy Floyd just like Billy the Kid was in no way a Jesse James

[@colleengaskill2792]

They killed several people.

[@rheinhardtgrafvonthiesenha8185]

@@colleengaskill2792 yeah so did Billy the Kid but my point remains. The were sticking up gas stations and eating sandwiches in their car. The weren’t an organized outfit and essentially didn’t have a plan. If Bonnie were a guy and the press didn’t have the scoop of these romantic lover killers they wouldn’t even be a footnote in history

[@davidmellish3295]

​@@rheinhardtgrafvonthiesenha8185 Clyde wanted to be a big time bank robber like Dillinger or Alvin Karpis etc but his biggest score was less than $2000. They just robbed gas stations and stores and killed people. He was a nasty piece of work and his fame was after he died unlike Dillinger and the other public enemies whk were mega famous in the papers every day

[@I_am_BiG_Al]

Who is the girl on the right in the thumbnail?

[@mutilatedpopsicles]

it's an ai interpretation of bonnie

[@lovedonor2819]

in the end we all get what we deserve "good job to the video uploader"

[@PachecoNeto-is4ew]

Casal admiravel.

[@badad0166]

42:29 He must have shrunk, he sure gained some weight, but that's "Uncle Jessie" from The Dukes Of Hazard TV show!

[@YvonneSheppard-d3f]

Clips are being shown from the movie...

[@paulcarey191]

this sucked - because your going from thing to thing to thing to thing to etc.. etc... etc... with no emotion pause's or break's in between WHAT SO EVER - so as to take in the gravity of these events - you sound like a broken type writer that just keeps typing and typing and typing and typing, i'm not slow - but i've heard better story's told - slow down take a breath let people take in the ridiculous brutal savage trip these two took' back in the 30's... i guess if i was A.I. i'd say - ''great work''...

[@rowdyess5341]

Why is a guy from England narrating this??

[@kaikito7662]

He's an Aussie.

[@baileydawson5079]

Im related to Bonnie Parker ik nobody asked but still

[@SewerKingz]

That's awesome to be able to say your a legend

[@Kalebmyg]

How?

[@cristeab1]

Wow - how?

[@abigailmcnellis2541]

I heard Bonnie wore a brace on her leg is that true?

[@mito88]

love is strong

[@DeborahTerviel]

😊😊

[@LisaLopezbs1]

Bonnie was a brunette why do they always put her as a blonde.

[@spider-internet9782]

@@LisaLopezbs1 She was a dark blond girl but she often dyed her hair

[@cutoutofhistory]

She had "taffy colored hair" which is somewhere between strawberry blond-blond/auburn

[@marcshelstead5355]

These are the worst documentaries no interviews and constantly taking

[@LisaLopezbs1]

How do you want interviews people die this happened along time ago.

[@AfterCrimechannel]

any body her from loss angeles

[@samcolt1079]

THEY WERE KILLERS. AND GOT WHAT THEY GAVE DEATH

[@jw1137]

Quite interesting but the narration and style are so off-putting that I quit 1/3 of the way through. Maybe it's AI, I hope so, either that or the narrator and producer need to find other work.

[@Louis-e6q]

So ,,in other words , don't believe IN history

[@MickSmith-l7z]

I don’t agree with what they did but they were executed legally without a trial so the law were as guilty as the two of them

[@CathyRossaert]

Why are you talking so fast

[@mito88]

this is an action video .... 😊

[@archerstyle8660]

So tired of the KZbin narrators, it is just plain irritating and takes away from the story, especially these British accent narrators. I guess it is some AI bs or just really monotone speakers. Just makes for terrible documentaries. I always skip them just as I am this one

[@Jackie-v3z5e]

AI voice is awful

[@wildbirdbuffetfrenzy4161]