Bonnie and Clyde
Bonnie and Clyde were actually from around the same area as kids. Bonnie and Clyde were two notorious criminals. Bonnie and Clyde first ment Texas. They lived a life of crime until they died. An old retired cop was hired just to catch the couple. Many officials considered their group the Barrow Gang. Bonnie and Clyde finally died ending their crime spree.
Bonnie and Clyde real names were Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow. Bonnie was originally from Rowena, Texas where she was born. She was born on October 13, 1910. Clyde was also born in Texas but in Telico, Texas. Finally, Clyde was born on March 24,1909.
Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow first ment in Texas in the in January 1930. The couple weren 't married before Clyde went to prison. While Clyde was in prison Bonnie would visit
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The Texas police hired an old retired cop to catch them his name was Captain Frank Hamer. They committed crimes several states including Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, New Mexico, and Louisiana. Including their final act of stealing a car and getting shot to death.
A cop by the name of Captain Frank Hamer just to catch the notorious couple / group. He was brought out of retirement just for them. It took him only 3 months to catch the notorious couple. They were traced down in Louisiana. Before dawn on May 23, Hamer and a group of Louisiana and Texas lawmen hid in the bushes along a country road outside Salies. When Parker and Barrow appeared, the officers opened fire, killing the couple instantly in a hail of bullets. The couple tragic end after only 2 years,Clyde was 20 and Bonnie was only 19 years old.
Bonnie and Clyde growing up in the same area some say it could be fate that the two became notorious criminals. Bonnie and Clyde even ment in the state they both grew up in, Texas. They lived a life of crime with the Barrow Gang until an old retired cop was hired just to catch they and then they
Once he was out of jail, him and Buck were arrested for theft because they had possession of a truckload of stolen keys. Bonnie was then arrested for the first time and imprisoned for trying to steal from a hardware store and ending up getting caught, she called it a failed attempt. Bonnie, Clyde, their friend William Jones, Buck, and Buck’s wife Blanche joined together as a gang and began their spree of robberies. The gang ended up getting themselves into a shootout in Iowa on July 29, 1933, where Buck was wounded, and Blanche was captured. Bonnie, Clyde and William were able to escape, but on November 1933 William was captured in Houston, Texas.
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