Clyde & Bonnie: Myth or Madness? (1968)
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- A documentary about Clyde Barrow, Bonnie Parker and the man who put a stop to their criminal careers - Frank Hamer.
Narrated by Burl Ives.
Featuring - Mrs. Frank Hamer; John H. Jenkins (Hamer's biographer); Mrs. Sophia Cook nee' Stone (a captive of Bonnie & Clyde), Frank Hamer, Jr.; Harold Hoffman and Floyd Hamilton (an associate of Bonnie and Clyde) who submits to a lie detector test.
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Man this taught me a valuable lesson, even journalism in the 60's was a hack job. This didn't happen this way..... like it's almost fiction......EVEN HOW THE DEATH HAPPENED🤨
Edit: If you care Blanche Barrow kept a diary and after she died her "memoirs" were released which is why we know so much about Bonnie and Clyde......Good read 👌
I read it recently. It is very insightful. Blanche didn’t glamorize anything.
Keep in mind that Blanche wrote her memoirs while in prison, she omitted many things in her story because she didn't want to take any chances of getting herself into even more trouble, and in my opinion, the best book you can read for truth is "Fugitives" by Jan Fortune... the book was written while Bonnie and Clyde were still alive and was published a few months after their deaths, Jan Fortune spent over a year sitting and talking with both Emma and Nell to get their stories, it's the story as told by Emma Parker "Bonnies mother" and Nell Barrow "Clydes sister"....it gives great insight into the kind of people Bonnie and Clyde really were.....
@@muddbosssThe Barrows as well as the Parkers detested this book. They said that Fortune down right lied. They stated it was a work of fiction that Fortune knew she would profit more from if she made Bonnie and Clyde more villainous than they were.
@@bain5872 That is 100% BS...Marie was the one who said the book was lies because she was coming out with her own book which WAS full of lies, she put down Fortune's book to bolster sales for her POS book, also keep in mind that Marie waited until all the other family members were dead before saying bad things about FUGITIVES....I also have a letter from Jan Fortune to Nell Barrow discussing the book after it was published, the letter shows no issues between the two that would make one think there was a problem, ....I suggest you do some research before posting BS like this...there was no issue between the author and Nell and Emma....it was their damn story, not Jan Fortunes....
@@bain5872 That is BS....I have a letter from Jan Fortune to Nell Barrow written many years after the book was published and there were no issues between the two what-so-ever, Marie Barrow said bad things about the book because she decided to do a book herself and waited until all the family members died before bashing Fugitives, Maries book was full of lies...Fortune only wrote the story as told to her by Emma and Nell, it was their story...not Jan Fortunes...I can prove it....
The more I learn about the real history, the more I get turned off by the classic 1968 movie. It took liberties to make a parable for the Vietnam era in America, but the real story - including the horrendous prison system of the 1930s that was as criminal as the inmates themselves - is way more interesting. I don't like it when movies change history to tell their story, when the real events were so much more fascinating.
It's called embellishment for profit. Hollywood land style.
This documentary also got a lot of things wrong. For one, when the two motorcycle cops are killed, the witness farmer actually lived three quarters of a mile away, and seen nothing. Another witness claimed he seen two men do the shooting, and that witness lived like 30 feet away. Methvin later confessed him and Clyde did it. He said Clyde said 'let's take them', and he thought Clyde meant to kill them, but he wanted to kidnap them. That was one of his hobbies, kidnapping cops, but Methvin did not realize that. The farmer actually did a video interview, and in the interview he is far away from the scene of the crime in the spot he said he was at when it happened, but still claims he heard and saw everything. Again he lived 3/4 of a mile away, and clearly heard and saw nothing. The other witness who made claims actually lines up to Methvin's confession.
The only film I have of them is the film with faye dunaway in.
The real history????...lol, at this late stage there is no real history, the only people who knew the real history were the players in the history and they are all dead now..take with a grain of salt "actually a barrel of salt" all the BS you read in books these days by authors that were not even alive back then, they re-hash old hear-say stories handed down from people that really knew nothing and are trying to make a fast buck.....I have been a depression era gangster historian since 1969, this Myth or Madness film was made because of the hype started by the 67 movie....this "Myth or Madness" movie was made to put Frank Hamer and the Law in a better light because Hamer's wife and some others were suing the makers of the 67 movie because they portrayed Hamer as a punkish chicken shit lawman, believe me...he was not, Blanche Barrow also hated the way they portrayed her in the 67 movie...WD Jones had a lawsuit as well but was killed before the case was heard....again, the Myth or Madness film was made to counter the hype of the somewhat glamorous love story portrayed by Hollyweird...
Bonnie & Clyde these days (though very famous from the film) are portrayed as unworthy of Dillinger, Floyd, and so forth. but after being on-line for 8 years or so, I've learned stuff about Barrow that if it'd been all in the public record during their day, JD would muster some respect. Clyde was what they call in boxing today, a junior lightweight . at full grown he was small. a bull queer (then it was a reference to cons who turned toward boys, sexually) met up w/ him in Eastham prison farm, repeatedly got Barrow in the shower more than once. Clyde got hold of a lead pipe, after arranging for a lifer to take a murder rap as a deal, and the lifer hated the rapist also. CB smuggled something a lot harder than a towel or a robe into the shower and murdered him. but it gets better. Eastham Farm in Texas was a misery factory used for housing and torturing, and killing prisoners. Clyde Barrow hated that shit hole so much ,he swore he'd come back and liberate the can, killing as many guards as possible. and, after strategically placing weapons in 'heads up' spots on the farm grounds, it happened .sheer hatred for the Texas prison system, not money, motivated this crime.
Never trust anyone who defers to law enforcement.
I agree.
it's kind of ironic that Burl Ives ,of all people narrates this. a folk musician w/ a folk tale.
He also had an inmate chop off 2 of his toes with an ax to get out of prison labor. After doing this, he learned that his Mother had gotten him a pardon days earlier but he hadn't been told yet that he was being released. He walked with a permanent limp
There are stories of Dillinger in prison as well...I believe Dillinger was in prison for 9 years, there is one such story about a prison guard who was making his count rounds and found JD and another inmate in a compromising situation.... I will let you use your own imagination on that one ....lol, you don't hear these stories much because most folks hate the idea of their heroes being involved in these kinds of actions, the main thing to remember is they were just regular people, and subject to do anything like regular people...even that, what I don't like is how people worship these crooks, they robbed and killed people...there is absolutely NOTHING hero worthy about that!....jmo
There was lots of hungrey bellies back in those days and children didn't grow healthy there growth had been stunted from malnutrition then add on the great depression. Many children were left orphaned as their parents succumbed to illness; died of injuries substained at the workplaces, or starved. This came known as the Orphan Train Children. Now as for Clyde and Bonnie murder you must pay but, they had hearts they were human and gave lots of money and fed many of people still there was murder. However, there families should of sued for the way they had been ambushed there were no capturing, no rights given, out in out murdere . The officers and officials would never get away with that type of ambush these days. They should just put Bonnie with Clyde and let it rest. The family left should be suing if you ask me they out in out murdered Bonnie and Clyde.
I agree with you. They were MURDERED!
Hell yes, roadside ambush is correct…That would not fly today same for Dillinger!! Different times a back then when they said dead or alive they sure as hell meant it!! That’s never set well with me either..no difference in thr word murder, if it’s lawmen or outlaws murder is murder
My great grandfather had a general store in Colleyville around that time and bonnie and clyde would shop in his store. Remember being a a lil kid going threw a trunk at my grandparents and finding pictures of the motorcycle cops bonnie killed in grapevine
Half of this is false they r going by how people feel about what happened I hate when they do history with false facts
Nothing about Blanche being Blinded. A biased perspective presented here. The Cops were far worse . RIP Bonnie and Clyde.
Yeah back then they even gunned down armed white people. Honestly Bonnie and Clyde got what they deserved. They would never have surrendered. Bonnie said it best in her poem.
Those two were talentless cowardly thugs, nothing more
Boy, they were short! Little shrimps! 🍤🍤
With some of the best equalizers though.
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@@stevewheatley243well they needed him though, cuz they couldn't see over the counter
@@Gertieness Yeah a BAR chops a counter up quick.😂
They got shot too 50 each
Clyde's middle name was Chesnut
Been to the spot on dove road just off highway 114 and it is just a little west of Southlake and a little east of Roanoke Texas. All in all an excellent documentary.
Is the narrator Burl Ives?
what gave it away? The credit right across the screen?
Wasn't he Santa?
After watching the movie Bonnie and Clyde and the movie the Highwaymen, both movies showed Henry Methern's dad play a role in the ambush of these two yet this story from Frank Hamer's own words mentioned nothing about that.
A good police officer never gives up a confidential informant. Hamer was a good cop but not immune to mistakes. Bonnie and Clyde were bad actors and would have continued to murder innocent citizens had they not been stopped.
I was about to ask that question myself. In all my years I'd never heard of the "post drop", but rather the staged truck story where B&C stopped help. Also, don't recall ever hearing a version of events where B&C engaged in a gunfight with Hamer et al. In the on-scene original motion picture and still photos it does not appear that they were in a physical position to be returning fire. They look to have been caught by surprise.
In truth I am no scholar on the subject, so if anyone out there is, please set us straight. Thank you.
Hamer would never openly admit to the deal with the Methvin family as he had promised to keep it secret initially and saw it as protecting his informats. So even though almost everyone figured out what had happened damn near by the time the blood was dry, Hamer himself always stuck to the somewhat implausible "mail drop" scenario that'd been concocted beforehand.
@@r.shanethompson7933 thanks for clearing that up. Truth always trumps conspiracy.
@@walterholmes4609 it amazes me when people call Hamer evil or bloodthirsty. If you look into it he launched a very unpopular basically one man campaign against the Texas Bankers Association to put an end to their "$5000 Reward for dead bank robbers, not 1 cent for live ones!" reward system because people (many in law enforcement) were setting up gullible small time criminals for bank jobs and then blasting them out of their shoes! How is the man doing that bloodthirsty? He just didn't believe in taking chances with outlaws who had proven time and again their willingness to kill and also repeatedly stated they'd not be taken alive. As a former lawman myself I can't say I see any fault in his logic.
Hollywood will do that to people. Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty were considered attractive. Attractiveness equals good. Their real lives were hard and were average looking. Also movies like to sell romance. They were different because they were a pair of the opposite sex. Although when Bonnie died had her wedding ring on from her estranged husband. I believed they deserved a trial and punishment. This was and is Texas so they have nothing to lose for execution.
They were both ugly af.... Inside and out
the two highway patrol officers we're not killed by bonnie and clyde me to patrol officers were killed by two men who wanted to join bonnie and vlyde bonnie realize that the two men they were fixing to meet up with had pulled their guns and kill the two cops vonnie and clyde try to stop the two-man but by the time they got there it was too late i have seen the picture of bonnie and clyde after they were ambushed murdered there is no no gun in bonnie parker's lap trank hamer jr is a liar there was a murder it was a Ambush Clyde Barrow try to go Street Glide Barrel had jobs the cops will go to Clyde's work while he was working and have him go with them to the station anything came up disappeared they looked at Clyde for it Clyde lost his job because of the cops Clyde would be relieved and then re picked up again because something else came up missing Clyde was very good at his jobs and the cops took that away Clyde got good at driving they try to take that away he got popularity they try to take that away from him and then when the movie Bonnie and Clyde came out they try to take his rest away from him they cops killed two people who did nothing wrong you're not kill nobody if they did it was most likely in self-defense they should not have been ambushed it was a wrong thing to do it was cold-blooded murder😊
They deserved every bullet 🔫
Most of what you wrote is nonsense. Not all historians believe that Bonnie or Clyde were innocent of the Grapevine murders of the two highway patrolmen. It is mainly liberal-leaning writers pushing that narrative, because they sympathize with criminals. And, yes, both Bonnie and Clyde had firearms within reach in the front seat. They were always ready to shoot... anyone in their way... to escape. Also, they each had a hand gun hidden on their person, which were later found by the coroner.
I figure that they made up the story about Bonnie killing the highway patrolman so she could have a murder charge that way they couldn't get in any trouble for killing her in the Ambush.
Yeah, Bonnie and Clyde were really nice people who didn't kill or rob anyone. All the guns found in the car were for hunting rabbits. Give me a break!, Prison guards were cruel and some cops were real creeps, but not every cop, or innocent person they killed, in cold blood. Clyde broke the law, so he had to go to prison. They were dangerous criminals, that had to be stopped. That's why the law was after them. I'd believe Frank Hamer before I'd believe bleeding hearts for criminals.
That has got to be the longest sentence in history, and from what I could make of it it is TOTAL BS, sorry
Burl Ives is narrating, sounds like.
Yes it is!
Would be nice if they told the TRUTH. Only partial .
Man I had never noticed the hand embrace between Clyde and Raymond at ( 17:19 ) in that photograph before! I thought all the rumors about Clyde being a flaming butt pirate were false but a picture is worth a thousand words or so they say!
They were probably cutting up for the camera! That photo was taken shortly after *Bonnie* and *Clyde* busted *Raymond Hamilton,* *Henry Methvin,* *Joe Palmer,* and *Hilton Bybee* out of *Eastham Prison Farm* in January 1934. Later, *Hamilton's* new girlfriend, *Mary O'Dare,* would briefly join them. With the exception of *Palmer,* who was 31, everyone else was in their early twenties. You know how college-aged guys are.
Besides, *Clyde* was known as a ladies' man (part of the reason he turned to petty crime in his teens was to wine/dine/impress girls) and had had at least two serious relationships prior to meeting *Bonnie* at age 20 -- *Eleanor Bee Williams* and *Grace Donegan,* whose names he had tattooed on his body.
I knew they would say Hamilton lied before he took it. "Inconclusive" means the answers didn't fit their narrative.
I don't think Bonnie ever shot anyone. To many have said it, including herself. But this is obviously an "Official Version" by the Government.
They tried hard, especially Hammer, to make her look bad because of the brutal ambush.
In her memoir, *Blanche Barrow* has *Bonnie* participating in the *Joplin shootout* where *Detective McGinnis* and *Constable Harryman* were killed. Her bullets did not strike anyone though she came close to hitting *Sergeant Kahler.*
This is the most one sided documentary I've ever seen, and so much untruth in 👎
Say, you kin to Jimmy?
Beginning with Clyde's name which was actually Clyde Chestnut Barrow. His middle name was not Champion.
I agree.
@@budderkupp1282 That's actually the truth! He's the one that used to tell people it was Champion, but you are correct, it was Chestnut. I guess "Champion" sounded more manly.
@@Real_g.s. Yes, I know that Clyde made up the middle name "Champion". But, unfortunately for him, his middle name will always be Chestnut.
The music was so loud and annoying, it was hard to here what they were saying. Was an ok docu, but there's much better ones. The one lady said, she was so scared, cause they threatened to kill her and her friend. Lucky for her, they decided to like them. I believe her, and I'm glad she was alive to talk about it. The scene in the movie with Gene Wilder as the undertaker, was so dang funny. The movie glamorized the characters, too much, but it was very entertaining.
This left out so much. Glad we know the truth.
The 68 movie was horrid.the highwaymen was a good movie but this doc definitely was made without any real research
The film took a lot of historical libraries. The real Blanche Barrow did not like way she way portrayed on the silver screen.
Clyde's middle name was Chestnut, not Champion. He gave the fake middle name to the Eastham prison guards so he wouldnt get picked on in jail.
The other documentary the so called officers never told them to surrender the just opened fire no warning period. I can't believe it took all of them to get the job done . Poor Bonnie poor Clyde. RIP 89 years later
Exactly!!! It took an army of pussy cops hiding in bushes to catch 2 PEOPLE!!!!! AND 2 YEARS AT THAT!!!!!! Talk about pieces of shit.......
Barrow was in possession of a (BAR) at the time ⌚ of the ambush. A warning shout would have gotten the law enforcement officers killed. Their diabolical 😈 crime spree needed to end May 23rd 1934. Blanch Barrow after serving 6 years in Jefferson City Mo. Women's prison. Lived a law abiding life. Unfortunately she became unwillingly entwined with the Barrow gang.
@@Chris-ts8oh You have no idea what you're talking about.
some things they said of bonnie and clyde are not true....
Did you expect any less from the press???
This was far more believable than any Hollyweird bs.
@@westbatman66 Bonnie and Clyde would throw flowers,not lead.😂
A Hollywood movie? How often are they exact? They are there to entertain! Not give a history lesson!
@@michaelnelson9140 What about their many claims to historical accuracy? And never are.
@@stevewheatley243 That's just a vague blanket statement. What "claims to historical accuracy" in which films are you referring to?
This is a good documentary because the time between this and the actual events is much shorter with some of the individuals still alive to tell their story first hand
He called him Clyde Champion lol. That was the middle name he made up before prison to sound tougher that’s not his birth name there is alot of not truths in this. Just like Bonnie’s husband doing a life sentence. No he wasn’t.
Georgie Fame and The Blue Flame, The Ballad of Bonnie and Clyde. Referenced the sun and morning dew from Bonnie's gravestone and six carbines.
That's one of the few reliable things I can see shown or described here.
Clyde carried Bonnie because of a bone deep burn she sustained in a car accident before they were ambushed. Hamer was worthy in ending their life of killing, but that's not how it happened. He kept Clyde's guns, and as for that lie detector (skin stress) test...
Great video! Found this to be so informative and interesting. All the details and personal characteristics give a much more in-depth analysis. 👍🏼👏
I'm glad you enjoyed it and thanks for commenting.
I recommend for that much depth you need to read the book Blanche wrote. And the one Bonnie's mom and clydes sister wrote.
The "Reefer Madness" of B&C doc's.😊
Excellent Comparison 🤙🏽
So much BS
those were tough times people had no money no work it was tough times there are people did worse f there was no welfare money banks were taking people homes it was survival that started a spree like this they lived hand to mouth
Lots of inaccuracies in this one ... especially from Hamer's son.
The 1968 movie Bonnie and Clyde glorified the two and villianized Frank Hamer and portrayed him as a fool. Frank Hamer was far from a fool. It was Hollywood at its worst as far as artistic license, but very entertaining. Great actors, costumes, locations and great music. The reality was they killed 13 people including police officers. Some were killed for little or no money. No romantic heroes for sure.
To be fair, Warren Beatty was very candid about the liberties taken to modify the film from the real story.
He called it "fictional history" and also referred to it as "an art film loosely based on two outlaws ".
The 68 film was never meant to be a documentary.
I am tired of the misinformation in these documentaries.
One of the best I've seen. Thank you.
You're welcome. Thanks for commenting.
Might have a great doc if you ditched the corny music.
My 🙏, s are with all the families of all murdered Victims they killed in cold blood they were evil monsters, God bless the texas rangers who hid & waited to put a stop to innocent people & officers murdered God Bless you Frank Haymer and family you're a hero. I'm from the UK we have had our own monsters here to.
Does anyone actually believe that the lie detector test isn’t rigged. And that Mr. Hamilton wasn’t forced to do that with no choice except for probable more jail time or good ole boy fashion beating outback
Bonnie and Clyde stopped to help there buddies dad Mephin on the side of the road. He made a deal to help the coppers to get a better deal from the law for his son for his crimes with Bonnie and Clyde. And Hamer never told them to surrender. They just opened up
Bonnie and Clyde stopped to help there buddies dad Mephin on the side of the road. He made a deal to help the coppers to get a better deal from the law for his son for his crimes with Bonnie and Clyde. And Hamer never told them to surrender. They just opened up
It was inconclusive because they wanted Floyd to answer yes to did you ever see Bonnie Parker kill or shoot anyone 😂 This is one comical doc 😂😂
"Have a Holly Jolly....murder" ? lol Burl Ives as the narrator.
That's the first time I've heard that the ambush took place when Clyde was picking up his mail.
Where was Medved and his decoy truck? Sounds hinky to me...
If you'll look above I answered your question. Hamer was "protecting his informants" as promised beforehand and always stuck to the "mail drop" story despite the truth being almost universally known.
@@r.shanethompson7933 What other bullshit did Hamer stick to? How about being to scared of a 4.10 woman and 5.7 man to shout a warning before he and his 5 other cowardly cops let fly with lead.
This would be a good documentary except for that cheesy music.
Good movie...spotty history.
this was an overkill!! the media made much lies about both of them. they should have cauht them and put them in jail on whatever charges they were charge with. some of those murders they didnt commit!!
You have no idea what you're talking about.
@@SECRETARIATguy224 i did my homework, you did not.
@@JesusOnlyWay-d8e Please describe the homework you did _in detail_ so that I can refute whatever you say point-by-point. You do realize that Barrow killed a minimum of 13 people, most of them law enforcement officers, don't you. Did the media make that up?
@@JesusOnlyWay-d8e Please spell out precisely what I missed in detail so I can provide a rebuttal that will reveal your ignorance in a point-by-point basis.
@@SECRETARIATguy224 what part dont you understand what i said? lets get to that point first before i answer you. have some class.
Waiting with no breakfast or coffee ☕️ 😂😂😂
Sophia cook stone is my aunt ! Just seeing this for the first time
I was bigger then clyde in 5th grade
Interesting and informative excellent photography job making it easier for viewers to better understand what the orator was describing. Historians did a very good job presenting actual facts from fiction for the most part. Rough shoot out scenes between outlaws and law enforcement. Special Thanks to Bonnie and Clyde and outlaw associates. Along with law enforcement officers who fought/perished/survived fighting the outlaws!!!
just a bit biased
That's called embellishment.
@@asullivan4047 looking for facts not feelings
I would love to have met them
The best I have ever seen
Is that Burl Ives narrative ? Yes it is!
This one screams out 1960's.
myth ??? its fact how can it be myth ?
It would be nice if the narration was in Portuguese
Isn't that language closed captioned???
Bonnie and Clyde will ALWAYS be heroes!!!!!!!!
That's a big of a stretch calling them heroes!!!
What if your great grandfather was one of their victims?
…I hate that burl Ives is the narrator…ftfk
What you got against ole Burl? He drop it in your old lady back in the day or something?
@@r.shanethompson7933 …and guess you just can’t get a belly full of his Christmas album
@@rodgerpiercearchitect I'm sorry I honestly don't get it. My first comment, obviously was made in jest, didn't really expect a reply. I just don't see anything offensive about the guy here, his voice is clear, easily understandable. What am I missing? What about his Christmas album?
@@r.shanethompson7933 …you may need to google it…then you’ll prob laugh…in disgust lol
Quite frequently as a matter of fact...
I don't believe a single word of what the Hamer side says.
What's not to believe??? They waited in the brush. Then ambushed them.
My older brother went with a friend to see this movie. He raved about it when he told me an it. I later saw the movie on TV.
I was all for Bonnie and Clyde getting what they got, and I definitely believe Bonnie was in on the shoot outs shooting back, but absolutely no way did Bonnie raise her gun first and that started it.
*Percy Boyd,* the chief police who was kidnapped by *Bonnie,* *Clyde,* and *Henry Methvin* in April 1934 stated that *Bonnie* shot first when he and constable *Cal Campbell* went to investigate their car that was stuck in the mud. This resulted in the shootout in which *Campbell* was killed (by *Clyde* or *Methvin)* and *Boyd* was injured. Afterward, he said that *Clyde* reprimanded *Bonnie* for prematurely firing her weapon. Though they apologized for killing *Campbell,* they still made jokes about it.
Nevertheless, the couple (especially *Bonnie)* took a great liking to *Boyd,* chatting him up, nursing his wounds, and giving him a new shirt and cash upon releasing him several hours later. Furthermore, *Boyd* won *Bonnie's* gratitude when he related her message to the press that she did NOT smoke cigars. She objected to her image as a cigar-smoker (she preferred cigarettes) but not as a gun moll... because it was true!
The recent myth that *Bonnie Parker* never fired a gun is ridiculous and is perpetuated mostly by 'woke' liberals/feminists who tend to romanticize them and downplay their crimes, especially *Bonnie's.* To them, she was just a blameless victim in all of this, led astray to her doom by a man. True that *Bonnie* had no criminal record prior to meeting *Clyde,* but she willingly took up his ways. Her own mother said, "I began to see a strange and terrifying change take place in the mind of my child."
The fact is, *Bonnie* and *Clyde* were resentful, disillusioned, nihilistic young people with big guns, who were determined to go down fighting and delay the inevitable by shooting ANYONE in their way. Their car, from which they were never far, was a rolling arsenal and both were equipped with a firearm in the front seat just in case. They were not *Romeo* and *Juliet* on a joy ride.
You are so way out of line here. Let’s just inject your version of what happened and make it official! Give me a fricken break!
First lie at 6:25! Bonnie put her hands up when told too, they began shooting through the windshield and nearly severed her hand. Take notice that there are no bullet holes on the drivers side windshield but dozens of the passenger side. not going to watch this...bs
Yes I kind of see it the same as Bonnie also received more hits than Clyde and he was on the nearer side to the posse, 17 rounds in Clyde and 26 in Bonnie???
@@chestnutsev7 those "cops" executed Bonnie! While Clyde was dead, they walked around the car saw she was still alive, they told her put your hands up and then they let her have it! It's why her hands were up. The funeral home had to put gloves on Bonnie to hide the fact they nearly severed her hands! Some hero cops!
@@eatmyshorts1984 yeah I’ve seen photos of bonnies hand close up it’s torn apart if you haven’t seen it and want to it Google The Bonnie and Clyde hideout. Some amazing material on there. Something fishy went on for sure that car was shot from side front passenger side 🤔and the back.
Meant shot at the side the rear and front (bonnies side of window)
A warning was never given. Ranger Maney Gault stood up from the brush. Opened fire 🔥the others followed suite. The rest is history.
Like I always say, every time a badged terrorist gets successfully ambushed an angel gets it's wings.
Every time a diabolical 😈 criminal gets ambushed. Society is better off!!!
@@asullivan4047 That's what I said.
That dude just literally told the biggest lie of what triggered the shooting not Clyde or Bonnie are responsible for that there's no way either of them pointed a weapon at them when it's a fact that these undercover butt holes were hiding in the bushes they ambushed Bonnie and Clyde so just caught that guy in a very big lie
Were you there?
@@KellyNorman-wu6qr My God, you're ignorant.