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Nate Hendley's Bonnie And Clyde

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I read a biography on the infamous criminals, Bonnie and Clyde. It was written by Nate Hendley. Clyde Barrow was born on March 24th in Texas. Bonnie Parker was born in Texas on October 1st. Both families moved to Dallas, Texas, and Bonnie married a man named Roy Thornton. During this time, Clyde and his brother Buck got arrested and spent a few days in jail. Later, Bonnie began working in a restaurant in town. Buck and Clyde were then arrested for robbery and were released on bail, and then Bonnie and Clyde met. Clyde got arrested again, and Bonnie snuck in a gun, letting Clyde use it to escape. Clyde got arrested and locked into Eastham, where he committed his first murder. Clyde was released on parole after his mother pleaded his case. The

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