BONNIE PARKER’S Dallas Childhood (number 1)

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  • @MarkLemonds
    @MarkLemonds Рік тому +26

    My grandmother (born in 1911 and from West Dallas) was part of the Bonnie and Clyde friend group back in the day. She knew both of them well. I can tell you that my Granny hated the 1968 movie with a passion and would tell me how very cute and pretty Bonnie was, "much prettier than that Fay Dunaway". She would have loved your videos because you never make B&C look like lunatics running amok. Thank you

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому +4

      I just say what happened, clearly the true story is needed, based on some comments I’m seeing. Sadly those people watch my ambush video but none of the others. Thanks for watching. Man it would have been fascinating to talk to your granny!

    • @DougLeigh-nj4iv
      @DougLeigh-nj4iv Рік тому

      But she was stupid

    • @joanne1114
      @joanne1114 4 місяці тому +3

      Well, Bonnie may have been prettier but Faye never killed anyone.

  • @lalajohnson7194
    @lalajohnson7194 Рік тому +27

    The picture at 14:33 min really shows how much she loved him. One thing you can say for her, is she lived her life as she wanted to. Which is something most woman in her day didn't get to do.

    • @ltcolumbo9708
      @ltcolumbo9708 Рік тому

      ......Which I'm very grateful otherwise they'll be more bloodbath

  • @darrenfry4695
    @darrenfry4695 Рік тому +11

    She was just a poor girl who's head got turned the first meeting with Clyde,who in turn to impress Bonnie he became more macho than he normally would be so they become doomed lovers and the rest is history..this was brilliant, thanks 👍 for sharing..u.k fan.

    • @jazzy9282
      @jazzy9282 Рік тому +1

      Her husband was a criminal also though, she just had a thing for bad boys

    • @darrenfry4695
      @darrenfry4695 Рік тому +1

      @@jazzy9282 she was still accomplished to murder, yeah she had a thing for bad boys ok LoL 😂

  • @garymazzeo3490
    @garymazzeo3490 8 місяців тому +1

    Alway professional and well done......Thanks M.M.

  • @littlebeard3476
    @littlebeard3476 Рік тому +14

    Thank You. My wife is related to Bonnie Parker and after her mom Christina Parker passed away we have taken a bit more interest in the family history. Your videos have been great . We have been to some of these locations and heard stories but hearing educated stories from someone who seems to have a passion for it is wonderful.

  • @charlesnye1736
    @charlesnye1736 Рік тому +21

    Fascinating MM. A Woman of potential who had little recourse in her environment as you say. She went through more in 23 years than most senior citizens ever see. Love the Bonnie and Clyde coverage and I´ve never seen a lot of those photos.

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому +5

      They pretty much came from the Texas Hideout website. It’s a great resource dedicated solely to B&C and has been around for 20 years. It’s definitely worth checking out if you’ve never explored it.

    • @jat6547
      @jat6547 Рік тому

      Little Recourse. Let's kill people ... Wrong !!!!!!! Heartless... She deserved to b blown away..... If you take a life,,,, you need to donate your own..

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому +3

      @@jat6547 she never killed anybody. Boots Hinton (Ted Hinton’s son) describes her as a groupie tagging along because she was so enamored with Clyde. I think that’s a great way to describe her involvement.

    • @jat6547
      @jat6547 Рік тому +6

      Wether she pulled the trigger or not,,,, she was MOST DEFINITELY IN ON IT !!!! They were not the only one going thru hard times,,,,,, the masses of people, did not resort to that ..... They're not heroic !!!!!! That's what's WRONG with society,,,,,,, Lookin up to criminals .....

    • @waynej2608
      @waynej2608 Рік тому +1

      @jat6547 Clyde was brutally raped in prison by an older, hardened criminal inmate. Clyde was a teenager at the time. "Hard times," indeed. Not excusing his criminal behavior, just offering what I believe to be essential context.

  • @joegongora2200
    @joegongora2200 Рік тому +23

    When she came into the world no one could visualize that she would turn to a life of crime. She certainly knew how to dress and how to use make-up she certainly cared about her appearance. She certainly was intelligent and knew how to write especially poetry. Whenever they met people that lived out in the Country or rural areas she did the talking. That's why the authorities couldn't find them because they'd befriend people they met along the way. They'd end up staying for a time with them. If these people were poor they'd give them food and money. According to the book Go Down Together by Jeff Guinn Clyde Barrow gave guns to a certain family that they stayed with. He showed that family head how to use those firearms in the event their lives were threatened. Many people that they met viewed them as good Samaritans. The authorities had a different view of them.

  • @1952creswell
    @1952creswell Рік тому +8

    I've seen many videos about Bonnie & Clyde. I like your videos because they are refreshing look about the couple that no one else is doing. So keep them coming.

  • @mikeortizjr.2186
    @mikeortizjr.2186 Рік тому +11

    My grandmother saw them when they were held up in a small hotel in Roanoke Texas. The whole town found out and they left. As they were driving out they were waving at everyone. They waved at my grandmother.

  • @bain5872
    @bain5872 Рік тому +10

    You made the defining statement describing Bonnie. In today's world she would have certainly made other choices, simply because she would have had other options.

  • @cathypatman1224
    @cathypatman1224 Рік тому +4

    Loved it! I have always been
    fascinated by the Legends of
    Bonnie and Clyde!
    Being from Texas, I think the
    Whole State still is!

  • @josephquillian2866
    @josephquillian2866 Рік тому +9

    As her sister Billie Jean said in an interview that was recorded onto an LP record in 1968, “Bonnie was musically inclined.” :-) Billie Jean and Blanche Barrow, as elderly ladies, lived at Cedar Creek Lake (I “think” each had her own home) and hung out a lot together. :-)

  • @katesleuth1156
    @katesleuth1156 Рік тому +1

    Beautiful restoration of Bonnie’s school.

  • @kevinthegerbil2708
    @kevinthegerbil2708 Рік тому +7

    If it helps, here in UK the story is still very strong. There are many discrepancy's of the facts(documents/evidence now released) due to time constrictions. The B.S. of the media machine etc. Same here. Check the history of those times, they were a tiny issue relatively. Bonnie and Clyde were BIG at being one step in front of the system !!! They made fools of the media fools, and were good at it. This is what the story is really about. Young desperate lovers in desperate times. It was cruel to end it this way. I do not stand in judgement of the system which instigated this, we have the same over here to this day!. I wish them peace, God bless them.

  • @beckymcclure6943
    @beckymcclure6943 Рік тому +3

    One of your best videos, really enjoyed it

  • @gp4u3
    @gp4u3 Рік тому +7

    Bonnie was a beautiful woman. Very sad story of their deaths. An ambush, I believe wasn't necessary.

  • @Falcon163
    @Falcon163 Рік тому +4

    I love your videos! So informative thank you for them!!

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому

      I am so glad! Thanks for watching.

  • @Monkey114
    @Monkey114 Рік тому

    Another great one Madame ❤

  • @jackhopkins4679
    @jackhopkins4679 Рік тому +2

    I didn't realize she was that small thank you for your videos

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому +1

      They were all super small, probably from malnutrition as children. Clyde was about 5’6, Raymond Hamilton was only 5’3.

  • @saltydog4443
    @saltydog4443 3 місяці тому

    I like your work its very interesting I hope you will continue with Bonnie and Clyde. I've been interested in them all my life.

  • @gregboyden564
    @gregboyden564 Рік тому +12

    thanks for an interesting story on Bonnie. It is sad to see these young people make the wrong choices in life. I know it was tough for her and she had to survive , but the path she took led to a short life.

  • @annalisette5897
    @annalisette5897 Рік тому +2

    Some writers have opined that Bonnie was not photogenic but that in real life she was very pretty. Some contemporary eyewitness comments rated her appearance in relation to her use of makeup and choice in clothing. A young woman who saw Bonnie in the car being towed into town, was shocked that Bonnie wore a RED dress! Nice women did not use so many cosmetics and apparently did not wear RED dresses.
    My mother was around the same age as Bonnie and was raised in the Pacific Northwest. Mom said everyone in town must have been poor but no one knew it because no one had much. There were not so many seeds of envy. Grandad worked hard and managed to provide a college education for all three of his children. Mom graduated with a teaching degree and a minor in mathematics. The first time she applied for a teaching job, she left blank the question about religion. The family was not religious and had no specific affiliation. The woman taking the applications called attention to the omission but mom simply said she had no religion. The application was instantly dumped into the trash can. Mom never worked as a teacher but accomplished a lot in her life.
    My point is, there were currents of social controls in those days. Those who crossed certain lines or failed to measure up to the norms could be rejected and marginalized. Society policed itself but there were many downsides such as women who dressed or acted certain ways, deserved whatever happened to them. A Bonnie Parker, wearing lots of makeup and not fearing to wear a RED dress, may well have been labelled with some nasty names.

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому +2

      That is exactly what I suspected as the reason her appearance was attacked, because she wasn’t being a “good girl” but you just explained it so much better than me in this insightful comment. Thanks for sharing your mother’s story and for watching my video!

    • @annalisette5897
      @annalisette5897 Рік тому

      @@MMorbid You have a really interesting channel and are doing a good job. You have good attention to details and don't repeat mistakes that so often plague recaps of famous crimes and such.

  • @michelloranger2590
    @michelloranger2590 Рік тому +1

    Very well researched and narrated. Very interesting. Thank you for posting.

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому

      Glad you enjoyed it!

  • @gmal6640
    @gmal6640 Рік тому +7

    My grandmother Edith parker always told me Bonnie was her cousin don't know if it was true but what a story

    • @littlebeard3476
      @littlebeard3476 Рік тому +2

      My wife is related as well. Seems like there are quite a few of 5he Parker clan out there.

  • @patriciawilkerson4898
    @patriciawilkerson4898 Рік тому +2

    Thank you so much for the Video of Bonnie,,She was Tiny but mighty,,l drive by Claude's family garage in Dallas

  • @Arandomperson_online
    @Arandomperson_online Рік тому +7

    Clyde respected Bonnie 🥰

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому +2

      I truly think that he did. Thanks for watching!

    • @myroselle6987
      @myroselle6987 Рік тому +1

      And she, according to many sources, was the only one he trusted.

  • @Nathan.Barnatt
    @Nathan.Barnatt 10 місяців тому +1

    Bonnie was a babe!

  • @jimomeara6139
    @jimomeara6139 Рік тому +8

    "celebrities'" now use so much make up face lifts fake hair etc. I've seen "celebrities" without make up and their as normal as everyone else.
    excellent video thank you

  • @janupczak1643
    @janupczak1643 Рік тому +4

    I think many people from the 1960s until current time, expect someone who looks like Faye Dunaway or Holiday Granger, and when they see pics of Bonnie they perhaps unconsciously make comparisons. Hollywood has made both Bonnie and Clyde unusually beautiful. After all...Clyde was certainly no Warren Beatty, lol!!

  • @Norma-zx5yy
    @Norma-zx5yy Рік тому +3

    Very cute and adorable tough little girl

  • @brianmorgan5739
    @brianmorgan5739 Рік тому +16

    Not to be a proverbial stick in the mud. But we must remember that Texas Highway Patrolman H.D. Murphy whom was murdered by both Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker also had a family and left behind a fiancee whom couldn't enjoy a life of bliss with her departed fiancee.

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому +2

      Watch my Grapevine episode.

  • @nikics1
    @nikics1 Рік тому

    I love the details you tell when explaining the subject of your videos. Like you were there! Thank you 🩵

  • @lisarush2717
    @lisarush2717 Рік тому +1

    Thank you I look forward to more…

  • @katherinepaisley5486
    @katherinepaisley5486 Рік тому +11

    To paint the lips in that style was all the rage at that time. Somewhat like women do today with over lining. I’ve noticed that Bonnie really enjoyed fashion. She would have had a great time with all the make up options available these days.

    • @chairlesnicol672
      @chairlesnicol672 Рік тому

      KATHERINE PAISLEY Nowadays ppl like Kardashians gotta puff up their lips to almost comical lengths with Botox as filler! And have the nerve to consider themselves extra beautiful! Lol!!! Even fill up their rear cheeks too much "junk in the trunk" !

    • @carollewis3912
      @carollewis3912 Рік тому +3

      My mom went outside the lines too when she painted her 💋 lips.

  • @duaneparrish6142
    @duaneparrish6142 Рік тому +7

    U have more options but she might have truly loved him. True love is something people shared long ago.

  • @DCJNewsMedia
    @DCJNewsMedia Рік тому +3

    Fantastic video.

  • @myroselle6987
    @myroselle6987 Рік тому +3

    About whether Bonnie was attractive, Ted Hinton said in his book “Ambush” that pictures didn’t do Bonnie justice. He said that she could “turn heads”.

  • @jat6547
    @jat6547 Рік тому +8

    Blanche Barrow was beautiful !! Bonnie resented it !!

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому +5

      I agree, Blanche Barrow was absolutely gorgeous. I have always thought so.

    • @jat6547
      @jat6547 Рік тому +4

      @@MMorbid Historically true as well. JEALOUS women HAVE been around forever !! Personally,,,,,,, I could write a book on the subject of having JEALOUS. " so called friends " and family for that matter ...... Merry Christmas. 🎅

    • @susanpage8315
      @susanpage8315 Рік тому +3

      Blanche wrote a book called “My Life With Bonnie and Clyde.” It’s really interesting.

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому +1

      @@susanpage8315 yes, I used it heavily in the Joplin episode.

    • @jacquelinedixon6438
      @jacquelinedixon6438 Рік тому +1

      @@MMorbid Do you know where I can get a copy of the book Blanche wrote?

  • @jennifercole281
    @jennifercole281 Рік тому +4

    The Hargrave's Cafe building is right next door to my doctor's office and I always swing by there whenever I leave. I nearly tossed my cookies that day I came around the corner & saw some clearly insane folk had painted the beautiful original brick exterior BLACK. I don't see how they could know the historical significance of the building and still be ruining it so badly. Good Lord!

  • @DenitaArnold
    @DenitaArnold Рік тому +1

    I'm really enjoying your Bonnie & Clyde videos. I live in Fort Worth, and I would like to see them buried side by side. Sure, they were bad people, but they're still fascinating. And, sadly had to survive like everybody during that time. Also I wish people would still dress that nice today. Just my opinion

  • @teamcougars
    @teamcougars Рік тому +6

    So sad Bonnie had so much promise.

  • @marthacooper6740
    @marthacooper6740 Рік тому +4

    That was so interesting and I do think Bonnie was a pretty lady. I always thought they made a cute couple. The movie was really good too. Thanks MM.

  • @antwanwilson7228
    @antwanwilson7228 Рік тому +1

    I enjoyed this video very much!!

  • @tracypaxton1054
    @tracypaxton1054 Рік тому +5

    9:21 Bonnie and Clyde are said to have aged tremendously when they were on their crime spree and on the run due to the hard living. One man who saw her when he was young said she was an ugly "dried up" old thing.

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому +2

      Thank you for sharing, that makes a lot of sense. Thanks for watching!

  • @eaglelubricants
    @eaglelubricants Рік тому +11

    I wonder if Bonnie and Clyde was born 60 years later if their lives would've been different?

    • @griswald7156
      @griswald7156 Рік тому +1

      The depression ,no jobs….60 years later….would have been different.petrol station mom and pop restaurant ..Henry Barrow was a clever guy..the Bonnie and Clyde burger ..on Route 66…Clyde wasn’t risk averse, he knew all about a petrol station,Bonnie knew all about good food and its presentation,Clyde didn’t mind ripping people off ..Successful drive in Diner formula..right there..

    • @Matrona.Goddess
      @Matrona.Goddess 4 місяці тому

      Yeah I always think they didn't belong to the 30' , born in the wrong generation

  • @KingBee24
    @KingBee24 Рік тому +4

    Superb ! Your presentations are excellent ... and are even improving, technically.

  • @judycasemore2168
    @judycasemore2168 4 місяці тому +1

    I keep an open mind different times today 2024 I do not judge either of them.

  • @MA-rn2xp
    @MA-rn2xp 8 місяців тому

    I found Bonnie unconventionally pretty. She had a modern 30s look for her day. Sure she wasnt an all american beauty type or a faye dunaway but she definitely had an unique kind of beauty. Its been said Clydes mum wasnt a fan of any gal in Clydes life so i think it was a clear case of mother in law jealousy. I always saw her and Clyde as equals in looks and personality. These were 2 people who were cut from the same cloth in my opinion and its no wonder they're still talked about till this day and considered one of the most infamous couples of all time. Everybody knows who Bonnie and Clyde is!!!!

  • @kennethmuxlow8626
    @kennethmuxlow8626 Рік тому

    bonnie was a cutie pie!

  • @Airmarty23
    @Airmarty23 Рік тому

    My home town ! You at the bridge. ❤

  • @LUCIANALOVESGOD
    @LUCIANALOVESGOD Рік тому +2

    I feel bad for people who had little to no Choices in life 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому

      Try my series on the victims of Jack the Ripper, Bonnie had it great in comparison. For some female stories with a more positive outcome check out silent movie star Pearl White, or Margaret Brown from Titanic. I’m glad you are enjoying my channel!

  • @michaelhiggins3070
    @michaelhiggins3070 Рік тому

    Hello, my name is Michael Floyd Higgins, my mother's maiden name is Parker and I have a story that is very hard to believe, It's a very long story and ALOT of unanswered questions I have pertaining to Bonnie and her story compared to my mother's story, have not found very many people that believe my story.

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому

      Feel free to share it. You’ll get no judgement from me! Thanks for watching.

  • @teamcougars
    @teamcougars Рік тому +1

    You are a very storyteller Miss My😬😬🥰

  • @dbluehorsedeboe5567
    @dbluehorsedeboe5567 Рік тому +2

    She would have had to go to Hollywood. With her talent's she might of had a good chance

  • @teamcougars
    @teamcougars Рік тому +1

    Movies were one of the only escapes in those days and people were very poor during that time period

  • @juliabondarenko742
    @juliabondarenko742 Рік тому

  • @jazzy9282
    @jazzy9282 Рік тому +2

    Her husband didn’t disappear, he went to prison to do time and i also believe bonnie didn’t want him back either

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому +2

      He abandoned her before prison, he came back after being gone about a year and she told him to get lost. Then he went to prison

  • @karenhargis9824
    @karenhargis9824 Рік тому +2

    I believe the last picture of the license plate was what got them caught.

  • @waynej2608
    @waynej2608 Рік тому

    Nice vid, Madame. I, too, think that Bonnie was quite pretty, based on the photos. Love the Clara Bow look. I'm confused about her hair. It seems that she was blonde and then turned into a redhead. Was this natural or hair coloring, I wonder. No big deal, just curious. Ty 👍

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому +1

      She was known to dye her hair. Thanks for watching!

  • @joelmonkley6177
    @joelmonkley6177 Рік тому +2

    Bonnie Parker was a victim the great depression and her loyalty and unconditional love for Clyde Barrow true love which cost her life i think them dying together was better than her been put in prison or given the electric chair as for Clyde he knew he was a dead man just a matter of time yet they stuck together killing law men is not good i don't believe Bonnie killed anyone like portrayed in the movie Highway men Rest in ☮️🙏💕 Bonnie and Clyde God forgive them for there sins and welcome them in your internal heaven

  • @devorah935
    @devorah935 5 місяців тому

    Bonnie was very pretty 😊

  • @LUCIANALOVESGOD
    @LUCIANALOVESGOD Рік тому

    New subscriber 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

  • @jamieryall8341
    @jamieryall8341 Рік тому +3

    Nice of you to shine light on Bonnie & Clyde, but they were murderers & had no compunction to do it.

  • @jessiewhitman8688
    @jessiewhitman8688 Рік тому +1

    from the day I was born I was a spitfire. I was small most of my life, and id never pass up defending myself. I would give it as it was given. You hit me, im hitting you. My grandpa's neighbor, said I was a mild version of Bonnie.. As a kid, I was a sweet as pie, but if I got picked on or hit, id make that other kid regret it 😂 as a child, id always love learning about them. They both got dealt a crappy hand..

  • @jonbeckman9566
    @jonbeckman9566 Рік тому +2

    Bonnie was not ugly. But not stunning.

  • @kennethmuxlow8626
    @kennethmuxlow8626 Рік тому +1

    i think bonnie was an adorable little girl and attractive as a young woman

  • @deborahjohnson8768
    @deborahjohnson8768 Рік тому +1

    my dads name was clyde and my brother named after him but we called him buster yrs later they would have a friend named bonnie

    • @deborahjohnson8768
      @deborahjohnson8768 Рік тому +1

      daddy love the movie about them and took us to the theater to see it

  • @karendegraaf1146
    @karendegraaf1146 Рік тому +6

    He wasn't abusive?? But he hit her??

  • @plymouthduster225
    @plymouthduster225 Рік тому +1

    Bonnie's father passed away from a massive heart attack from I read.

  • @mathew85
    @mathew85 11 місяців тому

    I definitely think Bonnie was attractive ❤

  • @davem8836
    @davem8836 Рік тому +2

    You spent a lot of time focusing on her physical appearance which is really quite irrelevant. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому +2

      It is, I just thought it was interesting. I’m sorry the issue bored you.

    • @davem8836
      @davem8836 Рік тому

      @@MMorbid I never said I was bored. I'm a subscriber :)

  • @ellenhemighaus5039
    @ellenhemighaus5039 Рік тому +2

    Don't know what to say I don't think she would be that different even today I think she would pick the wrong guy so now many guys she actually dated I know you have more stories about her but Love is blind it was blind years back and it's blind today.

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому +1

      I guess some medical experts think she had a sexual perversion where she found killers sexy, like women who write letters to killers in prison. I’m not sure I buy that because he was a car thief when she met him. And her first husband was too. But they named the disorder for them. Bonnie and Clyde syndrome.

  • @mechanicman8687
    @mechanicman8687 Рік тому +4

    Make a episode about Natalie Wood.
    That whole story is fishy, no pun intended

  • @SquierBulletBass-sj5bg
    @SquierBulletBass-sj5bg Рік тому +3

    Trust me. Bonnie was hot.

  • @Airmarty23
    @Airmarty23 Рік тому

    That’s in west Dallas the school she went too .

  • @afwalker1921
    @afwalker1921 Рік тому

    A man who tipped a dime was a big spender, but back then the dimes were 80% silver and two bought you a gallon of gasoline. Things were different then!

  • @lisag18
    @lisag18 Рік тому +6

    I've watched and read many biographies in my time (I'm in my 50s).
    It seems like men back then either died young or abandoned the family.
    There's an assumption that marriages lasted decades back then but not true.
    Men dumped their family just as much as they do now.
    At least Bonnie didn't have kids with these losers like most women do

  • @MoreBrutal2064
    @MoreBrutal2064 Рік тому +1

    Such a shame. Poverty brought on by war. Forced into a poorly made decision as a not brain matured child. Factory worker mom. Intentional destruction of a class of people that drove some to crime out of desperation. I'd of probably gone the same route. Better to burn out than fade away if they were going to break you in your own state & country anyways.

    • @rhettdrake5725
      @rhettdrake5725 Рік тому

      The only thing you said in that make's any sense is the " It's Better To Burn Out Than Fade Away ".

  • @-LeticiaRamos
    @-LeticiaRamos Рік тому

    How hubert died if he had a Daughter who in this case is bonnie and billie’s niece

  • @-LeticiaRamos
    @-LeticiaRamos Рік тому

    Regardless of whether she hits back, u don’t hit a woman, he would beat her and mistreat her, he wouldn’t even do 1% of What she did for him, clyde die for bonnie? I doubt it

  • @johnstein230
    @johnstein230 Рік тому

    Bonnie Blanche and Billy Parker all were hot and Clyde's sister wasn't that ugly she was kind of cute too

  • @donbrentlinger7617
    @donbrentlinger7617 Рік тому +2

    They were Killers...

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому

      And I’m exploring how they got there. Your point?

    • @mikelgeren149
      @mikelgeren149 Рік тому +1

      But only when people needed killing .

  • @danahsutton101
    @danahsutton101 5 місяців тому

    I watch some youtubers that look thirty with their makeup on and sixty with it off.

  • @jeanspeer4053
    @jeanspeer4053 Рік тому +1

    From the pictures I do not find Bonnie to be unattractive.

  • @lindahodge5024
    @lindahodge5024 Рік тому +1

    I thought she was a cute woman.

  • @sueparker33
    @sueparker33 Рік тому

    Do people think I'm safe and sound securely signed signature without my knowledge or written consent from doing so in the first place period of myself on my behalf is unauthorized and prohibited from doing so period.

  • @raymondsenchyna1533
    @raymondsenchyna1533 Рік тому +1

    When you really come down
    To it no one really looks that.
    Good...even the so called
    Good lookers..just money.
    A bath .a clean shave. Haircut
    The more rich you are the better
    You look...it's all relevant...
    A cool face but bad legs..
    Bad face but cool legs.
    Arms to short .or too long.
    What about those hands ?
    Feet ? Nobody's perfect nobody !

  • @firebird_spleen4190
    @firebird_spleen4190 Рік тому

    True love? But Clyde hit her at times..

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому +2

      I don’t know how often, but they did have a really bad fight in Joplin according to Blanche that might have gotten physical. But it was never one sided. If he got physical she did it right back. I do not get the impression that their relationship was abusive, but again I only have access to second hand accounts so who knows.

  • @arthurgearheard4701
    @arthurgearheard4701 Рік тому +1

    Don't we all want to dress nice?

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  Рік тому +1

      Do we? I for one could care less about fashion and the older I get the more I crave my leggings and T-shirts and I know a lot of people like me. It may have meant more to people in the 30s. I do think there was more pressure on people then, in terms of needing to look nice. Women weren’t even really allowed to wear pants. I mean they could, but were probably judged for it. My mother, born in the 50s was required to wear a dress to school. So maybe some of this is generational but no, I don’t think everyone wants to dress nice. Some do and love fashion but others couldn’t care less.

    • @arthurgearheard4701
      @arthurgearheard4701 Рік тому +1

      @@MMorbid However, I would NOT wear a T-shirt and Jeans to a relative's or friend's Wedding! That's the point I was making! There are some occasions where wearing a Coat and Tie ( at least, for men ) are, more or less, required!

  • @teamcougars
    @teamcougars Рік тому +1

    Bonnie looks like most of the women of her era I don’t think the hairstyles of that time period were very attractive anyway 🤷🏼‍♀️

  • @juliabondarenko742
    @juliabondarenko742 Рік тому

    l3UpSt CoZijn

  • @johnandersen8998
    @johnandersen8998 2 місяці тому

    Quit with the poor, downtrodden woman thing. Drive, want , desire, need can lead anyone, man or woman to crime or a respectable life. They CHOSE to become the criminals they were, killers and destroyers of many lives and families. My grandparents lived a couple hours from them at the time and never killed or robbed to get by. They don’t seem to be that downtrodden by the number of existing photos. They came from normal family lives of the time.

    • @MMorbid
      @MMorbid  2 місяці тому

      Anecdotal evidence is completely irrelevant. What your grandparents did or didn’t do has no bearing on anything, and is not a valid argument. Statistics are valid though, and it’s simply a fact that crime during the Great Depression skyrocketed. It remains true even today, that poverty breeds crime. Rural areas fared better than the cities. At least they could grow their own food. Bonnie and her family weren’t as bad off, at least she always had a roof over her head. The Barrows though, were as poor as it was possible to be. I assure you, pictures of Clyde were no doubt taken by older siblings, some of whom were doing okay. Where Clyde and his parents lived was called the Devil’s Back Porch, because of the crime. You stole or you starved, end of story. I can’t and won’t judge the people of the past. By the standards of then, I have been unbelievably fortunate and spoiled. I had opportunities not open to the vast majority of people back then, especially women and minorities. I don’t know how I would have handled the kind of poverty Clyde dealt with. But I see how he got sucked into crime. He started out stealing chickens. At this point I’ve done some major research on these two. I’ve literally traveled to locations, spoken with experts on them, and read accounts of people who personally knew them, and the evidence simply doesn’t support your opinion. And neither does whatever your grandparents were doing somewhere else and under circumstances unique to them. Clyde got in too deep and Bonnie just wanted to be with Clyde. Without Clyde, there is no Bonnie. It’s a whole lot more complicated than just choosing to be bad. Frankly that’s what I find so interesting about them. If you’re interested in learning about some contemporaries of them I think actually were simply psychopathic killers, check out my recent videos about the Young Brothers. They’re a whole lot easier to see as nothing but cold-blooded killers. At the very least Harry was for sure.

  • @coffeejoe1290
    @coffeejoe1290 Рік тому +1

    It seems like recently there have been more pictures of Bonnie Parker in my opinion I think she's a very attractive woman. For the longest time it seems like the only pictures available where the ones with her holding a shotgun and a cigar in her mouth those were the only unflattering pictures I've seen. I would give anything to meet her in person without the guns of course