Or he may not be berried with bonny due to separate graves as there there may not be room for her next to him in the grave or on top of his coffin. Unless there's no one in Clives grave plot with him, then they could of worked it out if bonny could of been laid to rest in the same plot as him. Or unless there families want them to be separate from each other in heaven or hell.
If we ride together we died together best believe we gonna get buried together and if ya ass going to hell I might come take that visit 👀 jp but rs tho we rocking out myBe not in the after life if it’s meant to be it’s meant to be
Buck Barrow, and W.D. Jones killed my great great uncle Alma Town Marshal Henry D. Humphrey. I have had the opportunity to see where it happened, where they shot at the deputies and found some of the bullets from the guns they used. I’ve followed this story my whole life because my family always talked to me about it. I got into law enforcement because of him. I retired as police chief after over a decade. Knowing where they shot him, seeing his police report, and photos of the incident
My grandfather was an Ice Man during this time. He delivered ice to the funeral homes of both Bonnie and Clyde. He told me that most of the people who came for the viewings, were seen spitting on the bodies as they passed them. People who cheered their escapades while they lived, now turned on them in death with the ultimate insult; spitting on their remains.
@Leanne Swift The only difference between them and those people you named are the numbers and ways they murdered, All were useless in life and are useless in death. Correct we all have are opinions and we will agree to disagree
That's really sick and evil because Clyde was raped as a young man while in jail for only returning a rental car late. The guards let it happen and abused him themselves. That's why he started trying to get even with the law and society. The first time he killed a man, the man had shot at him first. Bonnie never actually killed anyone. My Grandfather hung out with them at Rex Beard's house in Wichita Falls while they were being hid out there. Their story has been twisted so much that only few people know what really happened. They were extremely poor kids who made some bad choices that spiraled out of control. They didn't deserve to have people spit on their dead bodies....makes me sick.
@@sherstone They also killed several people. As horrible as it was for what happened to clyde as a young man, it doesn't excuse his choices. Plenty of people are sexually assaulted and don't go on a murder spree. That's never an excuse. Bonnie and clyde knew what they were doing and enjoyed it. They didn't have sympathy for the people they murdered, so why do they deserve any, even in death?
I think it's awesome that some building's, and houses are still standing from their time. Especially the gas station. They really need to preserve that building. Thanks for the video. It was awesome
Preserve the gas station ? For what purpose ? Anything and everything related to either of these people should be demolished. Why glorify murderers and honour their memories ?
I met and old gentleman back in the 80s, he was a retired Army officer. He was a police officer before he went in the Army. I was a Medic in the Air Force stationed at Barksdale AFB. La. This gentleman was with the stake out that tracked Bonnie and Clyde down. He told us how he was dressed as a Good Humor man.( ice Cream man) . He walked in to a restaurant they were eating in so he could ID them right before they were killed.
@@grimmlifecollectivethat's a shame, a historic site gone forever. I would have thought someone would buy it and fix it up to resemble how it looked back in Clyde's day. Such a shame.
Yeah I just looked on Google maps and its now just a flat vacant lot. Could have turned it into a museum and raise money for local charities, city of Dallas since they are always doing road construction or something. History is a part of life and IMO, it shouldn’t have been torn down.
I live a stones throw from where they were shot. Lobe the care and attention you guys put in these videos. These people and places deserve to be remembered. Be they actors, outlaws, or, what have you, there integral parts of our colorful history. All the best.
I've seen it in person. Talk about over kill, the police ment busness that day. Clyde died one day before his birthday. The women they stole the car from never got compensated as far as I know. If they'd only kept driving instead of stopping to help out a friend who knows what would have happened. At least they died together. Bonnie never did get to finish her sandwhich.
Clyde and Buck's headstone was originally upright, but was stolen so many times over the years that it was finally laid flat in cement with rebar anchoring the cement to the ground. Also, Bonnie's brother is buried at Bonnie's feet.
I was raised a few blocks from where their store is. Always thought that was so cool. Now I live a couple of blocks from Clyde's grave and always wanted to visit but thought it was off limits because of the, "No Trespassing" signs but now thanks to this, I will be visiting real soon. My mom is burried in the same cemetery as, Bonnie Parker so I thought that was pretty cool, also and can visit her next time I visit my mom.
You may or may not know, Bonnie Parker was first buried at the Fishtrap Cemetary. In 1945 her body was moved to Crown Hill and placed next to her mother.
I really enjoyed that. I’d seen the old reels of the funerals but seeing how people still gravitate to their graves is wild. My grandmother ran a boarding house in a tiny town here in Texas basically owned by a cattle company. She rented a room to Bonnie and Clyde and cooked them breakfast the next morning. She said they were polite and left a tip.
The owner of the Bonnie and Clyde hideout apartment in Joplin Missouri gave us a tour last summer..we went to the garage apartment and got out to take pictures.. Stan the owner was in the yard and gave us a tour inside! I was so out of my mind ecstatic!! Bullet hole still in wood! We did not go into the garage underneath because one of the police officers died from his gunshot wounds in there..but we had a guided tour of where Bonnie and Clyde slept, ate, relaxed, had their guns...the Joplin Globe newspaper printed the first photos ever of Bonnie and Clyde in the newspaper..they left their camera behind running to escape after they killed the cops at the Joplin Missouri apartment
Thank you guys for always sharing history. I went to a two story building like Bonnie's in the 2nd grade. Hard wood floors. The teacher even had a tight 1930s hair weave. Everyday there I felt like I was in the 1950s all over again. Wilson Elementary.
Another interesting fact was Bonnie was originally buried in another cemetery but her mother had her exhumed shortly after she died and moved to her current location. You can even view the exhumation permit that her mother signed on line.
She was originally buried in Fish Trap Cemetery now called La Reunion Cemetery in West Dallas off of Fish Trap Rd. and Singleton Blvd., not far from the Barrow service station. Bonnie's grandparents are still buried there, but due to vandalism and desecration of her grave, Bonnie was moved to Crown Hill in 1945 after her mother died. Her sister, Billie Jean, lived close to Crown Hill at the time.
My grandfather went to Eagle Ford school with Bonnie Parker and knew both her and Clyde through Rex Beard. About 3 years ago I visited family and drove up to Dallas to see the school. It was a pink building in a state of disrepair. The grounds looked like a rattlesnake haven and the weeds were high. There was an old man living in a trailer next to it. I took a small chuck of pink concrete that had fallen off because it looked like it would soon be torn down. So glad to see it was restored.
I love history like this. In buildings and houses. You just think...what was it like? What were the people like? That report card, I wonder what happened to it..
Maybe that petrol station is left as a reminder of Barrow's life ? What i do not understand is that why have thy not restored the building, strange to leave it so run down ??
Same the whole world over. The masses are fascinated by who they're told to be fascinated by in media. Who the media hypes and gives the oxygen of publicity to, gets the public's interest. But Sheep also have a peculiar set of standards. If somebody rapes, they're the lowest of the low, but if they murder, even torture, the more they kill and the more evil they become, the greater an idol they can be turned into by the media. But then the same sheep will bemoan how supposedly evil and warlike man is, like they've never taken a look at their own idols. It's really odd. I think some people are a blank slate the media can shape with their fiction, however contradictory the message.
Exactly. They weren't good people. They were narcissistic and they didn't give a shit who they hurt. Thet took thur lives of 13 people for no reason other than greed and attention. They could have made something of themselves, but they chose to be murders and got their karma. The press didn't help by putting out the news about them all through their reign of terror. That just gave them more attention and they loved it.
Crazy how you would see/hear names like Bonnie and Clyde as unique and dying together. It is kind of like a great singer or singers name everyone remembers. We don’t see or hear stories like lovers story come to an end anymore. Just saying “ and with history and a museum..
Never again will there ever be anyone like Bonnie and Clyde . if I had been their family I would not have allowed the public to file in for the viewing. Good job.
An articulate and fascinating tour of places I've wanted to see...and feel...for 50 years! A great job! I've seen the graves and the death sites of Jesse James; John Dillinger; Homer Van Meter; Charley "Pretty Boy" Floyd; Baby Face Nelsonand Wilbur Underhill, but this is as close to Dallas as I've ever gotten. A thousand thanks for a fine job.
Y'all need to come to Joplin MO cause their hideout is still here and you can actually rent it for the night. It is restored to the way it was and there's a bullet hole in the closet wall from Clydes accidental discharge and there's also knife marks on the floor where Clyde was bored throwing knives into the floor. The bathtub is still the original bathtub that was there when Bonnie and Clyde was here, yes you can bathe in the tub that they bathed in themselves. Schifferdecker Park Museum has some of there belongings they left plus the original door with 22 different bullet holes in it. About 20 minute drive from Joplin is Commerce Oklahoma where they killed their last victim before they themselves were killed. If y'all make it to Joplin I can shoot you my email and we can meet up and I'll buy y'all dinner, big fan of 2! You remind me of my best friend who I lost 13 1/2 years ago. Safe travels and keep the uploads coming :)
You should do it..we got a private tour of the Joplin Missouri garage apartment by sheer luck..Stan the owner a sweetheart...best experience visiting the hideout apartment in Joplin
I'm from NJ... border of NY not far from where Grimm collective did Sleepy Hollow area tour along the Hudson River by the Tappan zee bridge..I'm in Joplin Missouri area a lot..if Grimm collective did Bonnie and Clyde hideout.. there's also a really cool old brothel that is haunted in Galena Kansas up the road.. like 8 minute drive on the main street by the Bonnie and Clyde shotgun pawn shop who owns the authentic Clyde shotgun...they have a lot of knowledge about Bonnie and Clyde. Anyway..the brothel was where miners would go way back when..and they'd be murdered and robbed there and bodies thrown into the mine shaft. It's really haunted and a very cool old town... Grimm collective would enjoy that part of route 66. Very cool 😎. Also not too far from there is Oklahoma where NY Yankees Mickey Mantle grew up.. Commerce Oklahoma...and Bonnie and Clyde shot a police officer dead there as well..this is all along old route 66 which all can literally be done in a day and there's cool old motels in the area with a ton of history and fun and cheap to stay at... they should do it. You can even see real live bison behind the downstream casino in Kansas not far from Joplin Missouri as well. It's cool how the three states there so close together. So much history I love it
I have family in and around Joplin. I've been in that town many times. Even lived in a small town in KS about 20 minutes west of there. I've been to Shifferdecker Park many times. Didn't know about the museum, though. I've also never been to the house where Bonnie and Clyde stayed. I'm so hoping to go up there again with my fiance (probably husband by then) to visit family and show him some of the places I used to go with family as well as places damaged by the tornado. While we're up there, I'd love to see the place B&C were. We're both into history & historical locations. That would definitely be a cool place to visit.
Its crazy to think that im related to that man Clyde. I can definitely see where the pain and anger comes from on my fathers side. But i love to see videos like this because schools don’t teach kids about the dark side of our history. I even had to teach my teachers about the bonnie and clyde history which is kinda sad to me.
Kids don't need to be taught about the dark side of our history...There:s more than enough of that crap happening today. These people weren't heroes, they were thieves and murderers. As far as I'm concerned, all of their history should be leveled and burned to ashes...Kinda like what might be happening to THEM on Judgment Day.
@@xbelladonnatearsx9835 So,you think that we should glorify them and what they did with their lives ? If that's the case, we should also approve of Hitler and everybody else who enjoys hurting people and helping themselves to things that don't belong to them....And while we're at it, let's condone ALL the evil acts that are committed in this world. I know you say you're somehow related to either Bonnie or Clyde, but come on, now , do you REALLY approve of the terrible things they did?
Tragic story, especially for Bonnie. It’s hard to believe it’s been 90 years and people are still interested in their story. Well done with your documentary.
This was awesome! Thank you for showing that these two people were not just the story that people tell about them. They were real people that lived real lives. Keep it up and stay safe out there.
My paternal grandmother is related to Bonnie Parker. My dad told me years ago she was. So you can say I'm related to her too. I live Enid, Oklahoma and they filmed parts of the movie Bonnie and Clyde starring Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway in my town. Related to a notorious gangster and having parts the same movie in my town is bizarree.
Bonnie has already been moved once by her sister from the Fish Trap cemetery also in Dallas which has been closed since the late 60s early 70s to where she is now beside her mother so they won’t move her again. Sad parents didn’t allow it. ♥️♥️
Idk how I found you and Jessica but I am so thankful! I love every single episode y’all put out and I would love to visit the places y’all have! Thank you for sharing this with us all!
Love the video guys. Love learning new info on this couple. Ive never really been into true crime but Bonnie and Clyde and the black dahlia has always caught my interest. Keep up the great work
Thank u Grimm for a great mini documentary about these 2 fascinating people..U were very respectful and informative and I love your channel..Bonnie and Clyde will always be remembered for good and bad but they will be remembered..I hope they both have found peace in heaven..Thank u Grimm!
It was nice to see your take on this. I live in the area. My Mother In Law's sister knew the family while she lived here in Dallas. That area you were in where the station is is called Oak Cliff. She attended a special school here & got to know the family while living here before he became America's most wanted. Clyde also escaped from the Waco jail which is 100 miles south of Dallas, Waco is my hometown. My mother in law grew up in Will's Point, Tx. When she was little her dad came home to hitch up his team. He told them about a couple that he was helping them out of the mud on the nearby road. Being in the 30's they had no media. It wasn't till the killing of Bonnie and Clyde that her dad was able to identify them as the couple he helped out of the mud on their way to Louisanna . My dad as a young boy worked at hid dad's general store and they made furniture & he load two of their special chairs into their car not knowing who they were at that time. Good job. There is a huge cemetary in North Dallas that has a lot of celebs. Hope you come back sometime.
Im from Australia 🇦🇺 and will never get there so im just saying how much i love your channel. Its so respectful to the stories and victims and even the criminals. You are so informative and leave no stone unturned. Well done😳💀☠️
I believe, and hope, in the rethinking of Bonnie's (future) final resting place, that her remains are left as they are, so that her mother's wish continues to be honored and respected.⚘
My dad grew up in east Texas, he remembered the car coming through to where ever they took it, he was 11 years old. In Louisiana there is a museum in the town of Gibsland that is very good, then you can drive out to where the ambush took place. Too bad the gas station has been allowed to run down so much.
In historic downtown cedar hill there is a bank that is now a hair saloon where one of the gang members robbed the bank and put everybody in the safe . If you go there now the owner is nice enough to show you the big safe that is still there! Pretty cool.
Bonnie was actually very attractive in some of her youth but gained that thugish look later. But she was a adorable blonde girl when she first met Clyde.
Thank you so much for everything that you do all the hard work you do to show us these historical sites I had no idea about Clyde school thank you for showing us I love your videos And I really appreciate you guys
I live in the city of Dallas, and I had no idea where anything was until I saw this video. Great video! Been in Dallas since 2010 and not going anywhere.
Have found your channel very interesting! Stumbled across it while recovering from a fall. The story of Bonnie & Clyde is sad, but you have done it justice. I look forward to other videos.
Did you check out the bridge right outside Dallas? Pretty cool, Bonnie wrote a poem about it and it’s still there in the woods with a plague and the poem
I know I'm watching this kind of late but I was learning about Bonnie and Clyde in school the past week and wanted to know more so i started watching your videos and they're really informational and cool, its cool to see where they're graves and everything were and just thinking about the history they made is amazing
This video is VERY thorough and PROFFESIONAL. Clyde's funeral home was something I've never seen so well covered. I am very well studied on Bonnie and Clyde and you showed me things I've never seen.
I'm surprised for how well known their story is, that someone hasn't bought the childhood home of Clyde and made a small museum or something similar from it.
This is the 2nd crime I have seen, guy that shot from the tower and Bonnie and Clyde. Excellent job. This is your best work. Cover these cases more, your onto something! Great JOB!!!
I am obsessed with this channel. I share the very same interest in historical events as you do. Every episode captures the little details 👏 you should definitely take this chance across the world if you can. Keep up the good work. You’ve got a life long fan from the UK 🇬🇧
I'm confused 😕🤔 If Bonnie had already been accused of the murder of the officers, why in the world would they arrest her sister? I'm not much up to date on the whole Bonnie and Clyde story..
Great video. Love your energy and dedication. I live in Dallas and love history videos and old cemeteries. I have done a lot of research around Texas. I am from San Antonio. Went to college in Austin. Married /divorced and raised 2 daughters in Houston. I am a college Art History/ World Lit teacher. I have been in Dallas for about 5 years.
If I'm not mistaken I thought Bonnie's mom said, "Clyde had my daughter in life but, he wont have her in death." That's why she's not buried with him.
You are correct.👏🏾👏🏾
Or he may not be berried with bonny due to separate graves as there there may not be room for her next to him in the grave or on top of his coffin. Unless there's no one in Clives grave plot with him, then they could of worked it out if bonny could of been laid to rest in the same plot as him. Or unless there families want them to be separate from each other in heaven or hell.
Yes that is correct.
So the mom blamed him😂. She was just as bad as her man
If we ride together we died together best believe we gonna get buried together and if ya ass going to hell I might come take that visit 👀 jp but rs tho we rocking out myBe not in the after life if it’s meant to be it’s meant to be
Buck Barrow, and W.D. Jones killed my great great uncle Alma Town Marshal Henry D. Humphrey. I have had the opportunity to see where it happened, where they shot at the deputies and found some of the bullets from the guns they used. I’ve followed this story my whole life because my family always talked to me about it. I got into law enforcement because of him. I retired as police chief after over a decade. Knowing where they shot him, seeing his police report, and photos of the incident
Thats crazy.
You should get him to jailed and pulled him out of the grave
What interesting history. Understandably you have been influenced by this event. Thank you for your service as an LEO.
@@Texas1836 Thank you very much
🙏🙏🙏 I'M SO SORRY RIP TO YOUR GREAT GREAT UNCLE 🙏🙏🙏
My grandfather was an Ice Man during this time. He delivered ice to the funeral homes of both Bonnie and Clyde. He told me that most of the people who came for the viewings, were seen spitting on the bodies as they passed them. People who cheered their escapades while they lived, now turned on them in death with the ultimate insult; spitting on their remains.
@Leanne Swift Disgusting behavior? These. two deserve everything they got and more.
@Leanne Swift The only difference between them and those people you named are the numbers and ways they murdered, All were useless in life and are useless in death. Correct we all have are opinions and we will agree to disagree
That's really sick and evil because Clyde was raped as a young man while in jail for only returning a rental car late. The guards let it happen and abused him themselves. That's why he started trying to get even with the law and society. The first time he killed a man, the man had shot at him first. Bonnie never actually killed anyone. My Grandfather hung out with them at Rex Beard's house in Wichita Falls while they were being hid out there. Their story has been twisted so much that only few people know what really happened. They were extremely poor kids who made some bad choices that spiraled out of control. They didn't deserve to have people spit on their dead bodies....makes me sick.
@@sherstone They also killed several people. As horrible as it was for what happened to clyde as a young man, it doesn't excuse his choices. Plenty of people are sexually assaulted and don't go on a murder spree. That's never an excuse. Bonnie and clyde knew what they were doing and enjoyed it. They didn't have sympathy for the people they murdered, so why do they deserve any, even in death?
Wow that's horrible af! 🤦🏽♀️😭
I think it's awesome that some building's, and houses are still standing from their time. Especially the gas station. They really need to preserve that building. Thanks for the video. It was awesome
Preserve the gas station ? For what purpose ? Anything and everything related to either of these people should be demolished. Why glorify murderers and honour their memories ?
Bonnie and Clyde loved each other very much bonnie should of been beside Clyde
They just tore it down 2 weeks ago. I got footage of me inside of it. I grew up down the road from there in W Dallas
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nothimg gold can stay... pony boy
I think it was cool Clyde parents attended Bonnie funeral. Yea they were toxic but at least they paid there respects
Oh lawd lol
After that they pissed on his grave.
I met and old gentleman back in the 80s, he was a retired Army officer. He was a police officer before he went in the Army. I was a Medic in the Air Force stationed at Barksdale AFB. La. This gentleman was with the stake out that tracked Bonnie and Clyde down. He told us how he was dressed as a Good Humor man.( ice Cream man) . He walked in to a restaurant they were eating in so he could ID them right before they were killed.
My grandfather was walking one day and they gave him a ride home and five dollars !
Wow! Sure this was a very cool story to hear told, & should be shared for generations to come friend...may god continue to bless u
That's a lot to think about hope their soul's 🙏 are resteated
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Hard to believe no one has cashed in on making Clyde's dad's gas station into a tourist attraction. Wow.
They tore it down…gone forever
That’s so sad, it could have been a museum, could have had history and old images of Dallas as well as covering Bonnie and Clyde
@@grimmlifecollectivethat's a shame, a historic site gone forever. I would have thought someone would buy it and fix it up to resemble how it looked back in Clyde's day. Such a shame.
@@littlemy1773 The owner of the property felt that that kind of history shouldn't be celebrated.
Yeah I just looked on Google maps and its now just a flat vacant lot. Could have turned it into a museum and raise money for local charities, city of Dallas since they are always doing road construction or something. History is a part of life and IMO, it shouldn’t have been torn down.
I live a stones throw from where they were shot. Lobe the care and attention you guys put in these videos. These people and places deserve to be remembered. Be they actors, outlaws, or, what have you, there integral parts of our colorful history. All the best.
Their car they died in is at Whiskey Pete’s Casino in Primm ,Nevada right next to Vegas.Free to see as well.
Yep
yeah riddled with bullet holes.
@@marilynwillett804 No shit? 😅
You can also visit it in New Vegas
I've seen it in person. Talk about over kill, the police ment busness that day. Clyde died one day before his birthday.
The women they stole the car from never got compensated as far as I know.
If they'd only kept driving instead of stopping to help out a friend who knows what would have happened. At least they died together. Bonnie never did get to finish her sandwhich.
I've lived in north Texas my whole life and I did not know about a lot of the information you shared in this video, y'all's content is amazing.
Big difference between the tokens left at the graves.
You are correct, Clyde's home should absolutely be a historic landmark!
Clyde and Buck's headstone was originally upright, but was stolen so many times over the years that it was finally laid flat in cement with rebar anchoring the cement to the ground. Also, Bonnie's brother is buried at Bonnie's feet.
Just watched Bonnie and Clyde yesterday. Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway. Great movie. Enjoyed this vlog immensely. Thanks !
That's my favorite movie
@@elizabethrodgers7925 Mine is Tombstone.
Terribly false movie. Highwaymen on Netflix is much closer to the truth.
@@kennieharris327 I just enjoyed the actors. It was entertaining..
I’ve not seen the movie of bonnie and Clyde
This is the best life story I have seen of Bonnie and Clyde. Alot of info I didn't know. Cool. Ty
Greatest love story ever!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I was raised a few blocks from where their store is. Always thought that was so cool. Now I live a couple of blocks from Clyde's grave and always wanted to visit but thought it was off limits because of the, "No Trespassing" signs but now thanks to this, I will be visiting real soon. My mom is burried in the same cemetery as, Bonnie Parker so I thought that was pretty cool, also and can visit her next time I visit my mom.
Yep Dallas City should make this home a historical place. It’s a part of history, no matter good or bad, people would love to see this restored!!
They just tore it down 2 weeks ago. I got footage of me inside of it, I went througha broken window. I grew up down the road from there in W Dallas.
@@ThomasShelby-uq8cz did u drop a deuce on the floor in there?
@@loganstroganoff1284 explain what dropping a deuce means
Is it like doing number two and taking a shit?
They were killers. Ruined families. How cool huh? Ted Bundy’s houses should be preserved based on that. Not at all
They don’t do it because there agenda is full of 😸s
You may or may not know, Bonnie Parker was first buried at the Fishtrap Cemetary. In 1945 her body was moved to Crown Hill and placed next to her mother.
I really enjoyed that. I’d seen the old reels of the funerals but seeing how people still gravitate to their graves is wild. My grandmother ran a boarding house in a tiny town here in Texas basically owned by a cattle company. She rented a room to Bonnie and Clyde and cooked them breakfast the next morning. She said they were polite and left a tip.
Considering that they were criminals, it's pretty funny knowing they left a tip
@@yeetfeet731 many Mafia gangsters, gang bangers & thugs leave tips. still funny?
The owner of the Bonnie and Clyde hideout apartment in Joplin Missouri gave us a tour last summer..we went to the garage apartment and got out to take pictures.. Stan the owner was in the yard and gave us a tour inside! I was so out of my mind ecstatic!! Bullet hole still in wood! We did not go into the garage underneath because one of the police officers died from his gunshot wounds in there..but we had a guided tour of where Bonnie and Clyde slept, ate, relaxed, had their guns...the Joplin Globe newspaper printed the first photos ever of Bonnie and Clyde in the newspaper..they left their camera behind running to escape after they killed the cops at the Joplin Missouri apartment
I love history, that is why I always look forward to a new video. You two always present it so respectfully, tastefully and beautifully.
Everybody wants a bonnie and clyde relationship until someone goes to jail 😂😂😂
@@NoBody-wc2gc I'm not sure you understand who they were. A lot of spree killers loved them and idolized them. I don't see how that is a great thing.
I Prefer a Gomez & Morticia
@@kaylaclarkyall it's safer
@@kaylaclarkyall Agreed I’ll take a kiss on the arm all the time vs bullets to any and everybody then eventually bullets to my body anyday😂😂
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Probably the best story at work on UA-cam about Bonnie Parker and Clyde burrow
Thank you guys for always sharing history. I went to a two story building like Bonnie's in the 2nd grade. Hard wood floors. The teacher even had a tight 1930s hair weave. Everyday there I felt like I was in the 1950s all over again.
Wilson Elementary.
Another interesting fact was Bonnie was originally buried in another cemetery but her mother had her exhumed shortly after she died and moved to her current location. You can even view the exhumation permit that her mother signed on line.
She was originally buried in Fish Trap Cemetery now called La Reunion Cemetery in West Dallas off of Fish Trap Rd. and Singleton Blvd., not far from the Barrow service station. Bonnie's grandparents are still buried there, but due to vandalism and desecration of her grave, Bonnie was moved to Crown Hill in 1945 after her mother died. Her sister, Billie Jean, lived close to Crown Hill at the time.
I was so damn tired at 3am when I read this title last night I truly thought it said 'Brownie and Clyde'.
Wow such great commentary...
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My grandfather went to Eagle Ford school with Bonnie Parker and knew both her and Clyde through Rex Beard. About 3 years ago I visited family and drove up to Dallas to see the school. It was a pink building in a state of disrepair. The grounds looked like a rattlesnake haven and the weeds were high. There was an old man living in a trailer next to it. I took a small chuck of pink concrete that had fallen off because it looked like it would soon be torn down. So glad to see it was restored.
Thank you for providing content like this for people who cannot easily travel to places like this currently 🙏
I love history like this. In buildings and houses. You just think...what was it like? What were the people like? That report card, I wonder what happened to it..
Maybe that petrol station is left as a reminder of Barrow's life ? What i do not understand is that why have thy not restored the building, strange to leave it so run down ??
@@donsarde I absolutely agree.
Bonnie and Clyde murdered 13 people. What's really fascinating to me is how much respect some people are willing to give them.
Same the whole world over. The masses are fascinated by who they're told to be fascinated by in media. Who the media hypes and gives the oxygen of publicity to, gets the public's interest. But Sheep also have a peculiar set of standards. If somebody rapes, they're the lowest of the low, but if they murder, even torture, the more they kill and the more evil they become, the greater an idol they can be turned into by the media. But then the same sheep will bemoan how supposedly evil and warlike man is, like they've never taken a look at their own idols. It's really odd. I think some people are a blank slate the media can shape with their fiction, however contradictory the message.
We need to find out why they did it and understand
Exactly. They weren't good people. They were narcissistic and they didn't give a shit who they hurt. Thet took thur lives of 13 people for no reason other than greed and attention. They could have made something of themselves, but they chose to be murders and got their karma. The press didn't help by putting out the news about them all through their reign of terror. That just gave them more attention and they loved it.
@@mandyepthorp8075 We know why. They were selfish. They didn't grant to murder anyone. They chose to live that way.
@@alynsak if people want to live that way, let them live. They don’t live to please other people.
I don't understand how yall are just showing up on my recommended. Yall are awesome
I thought I knew everything possible about Bonnie and Clyde, but I definitely learned some new things today. Excellent video and thanks for sharing
U really need to go to Joplin,MO and stay in the Bonnie and Clyde garage apartment.it's now airbnb 299 W.34th.St.# 201 Joplin,MO.
What's tha cost?
Surprised the tornado did not blow it away.
@@MattC78 Me too
@@slotman7284 $80 a night
I'll put the link to the page on my Facebook page just type in Delaine A.Embree then find the link.
Crazy how you would see/hear names like Bonnie and Clyde as unique and dying together. It is kind of like a great singer or singers name everyone remembers. We don’t see or hear stories like lovers story come to an end anymore. Just saying “ and with history and a museum..
Never again will there ever be anyone like Bonnie and Clyde . if I had been their family I would not have allowed the public to file in for the viewing. Good job.
Thank God
Sadly there have been many like them, that school shooter in Texas only killed 8 more people than them
Your passion for a story shines in your video & your voice. Really love your conviction in getting a complete human history if Bonnie & Clyde.👍
It's safe to say that Bonnie was no Karen.
Amen!!!
Lol karens would had their asses torn to shreds in those days.
They both were not good looking yeah I said it they still a part of history let’s not forget they were still killers
No put I am...Karen’s are good people ❤️
Lmfao I'm really ctfu 😂 😂 😭 😂
An articulate and fascinating tour of places I've wanted to see...and feel...for 50 years! A great job! I've seen the graves and the death sites of Jesse James; John Dillinger; Homer Van Meter; Charley "Pretty Boy" Floyd; Baby Face Nelsonand Wilbur Underhill, but this is as close to Dallas as I've ever gotten. A thousand thanks for a fine job.
That was deep. You did a great job editing this. It's a grim history.
Y'all need to come to Joplin MO cause their hideout is still here and you can actually rent it for the night. It is restored to the way it was and there's a bullet hole in the closet wall from Clydes accidental discharge and there's also knife marks on the floor where Clyde was bored throwing knives into the floor. The bathtub is still the original bathtub that was there when Bonnie and Clyde was here, yes you can bathe in the tub that they bathed in themselves. Schifferdecker Park Museum has some of there belongings they left plus the original door with 22 different bullet holes in it. About 20 minute drive from Joplin is Commerce Oklahoma where they killed their last victim before they themselves were killed. If y'all make it to Joplin I can shoot you my email and we can meet up and I'll buy y'all dinner, big fan of 2! You remind me of my best friend who I lost 13 1/2 years ago. Safe travels and keep the uploads coming :)
Wow
That would be so cool to see 🙈 🤓
You should do it..we got a private tour of the Joplin Missouri garage apartment by sheer luck..Stan the owner a sweetheart...best experience visiting the hideout apartment in Joplin
I'm from NJ... border of NY not far from where Grimm collective did Sleepy Hollow area tour along the Hudson River by the Tappan zee bridge..I'm in Joplin Missouri area a lot..if Grimm collective did Bonnie and Clyde hideout.. there's also a really cool old brothel that is haunted in Galena Kansas up the road.. like 8 minute drive on the main street by the Bonnie and Clyde shotgun pawn shop who owns the authentic Clyde shotgun...they have a lot of knowledge about Bonnie and Clyde. Anyway..the brothel was where miners would go way back when..and they'd be murdered and robbed there and bodies thrown into the mine shaft. It's really haunted and a very cool old town... Grimm collective would enjoy that part of route 66. Very cool 😎. Also not too far from there is Oklahoma where NY Yankees Mickey Mantle grew up.. Commerce Oklahoma...and Bonnie and Clyde shot a police officer dead there as well..this is all along old route 66 which all can literally be done in a day and there's cool old motels in the area with a ton of history and fun and cheap to stay at... they should do it. You can even see real live bison behind the downstream casino in Kansas not far from Joplin Missouri as well. It's cool how the three states there so close together. So much history I love it
I have family in and around Joplin. I've been in that town many times. Even lived in a small town in KS about 20 minutes west of there. I've been to Shifferdecker Park many times. Didn't know about the museum, though. I've also never been to the house where Bonnie and Clyde stayed. I'm so hoping to go up there again with my fiance (probably husband by then) to visit family and show him some of the places I used to go with family as well as places damaged by the tornado. While we're up there, I'd love to see the place B&C were. We're both into history & historical locations. That would definitely be a cool place to visit.
This was awesome to see .I think the barrow family home should be renovated and turned into a museum of some kind . Thank you !
Dallas native here. Belo mansion is pronounced Bee-low and the bridge is Margret Hunt Hill. Thanks for giving Dallas some love! Love your channel!
Yes we all have a story to tell brother. And I love to listen to each and every one of them. Thank you for taking me along with you on your journey.
Its crazy to think that im related to that man Clyde. I can definitely see where the pain and anger comes from on my fathers side. But i love to see videos like this because schools don’t teach kids about the dark side of our history. I even had to teach my teachers about the bonnie and clyde history which is kinda sad to me.
Interesting, a lot your family has probably never talked about, that isn't in any history books.
Im related too!
Kids don't need to be taught about the dark side of our history...There:s more than enough of that crap happening today. These people weren't heroes, they were thieves and murderers. As far as I'm concerned, all of their history should be leveled and burned to ashes...Kinda like what might be happening to THEM on Judgment Day.
@@ronaldholmes8525 I disagree
@@xbelladonnatearsx9835 So,you think that we should glorify them and what they did with their lives ? If that's the case, we should also approve of Hitler and everybody else who enjoys hurting people and helping themselves to things that don't belong to them....And while we're at it, let's condone ALL the evil acts that are committed in this world. I know you say you're somehow related to either Bonnie or Clyde, but come on, now , do you REALLY approve of the terrible things they did?
Tragic story, especially for Bonnie. It’s hard to believe it’s been 90 years and people are still interested in their story. Well done with your documentary.
This was awesome! Thank you for showing that these two people were not just the story that people tell about them. They were real people that lived real lives. Keep it up and stay safe out there.
Hey Dustin, thank you for commenting this. Exactly what we had in mind. Stay safe
They were cold blooded killers! what you talking about?
They were murderers 😡
Your production value is so good. Been watching ever since your ATL Prison Farm episode.
I’m glad you are still with us...this crazy youtube thing keeps growing
Y'all are doing an outstanding job with this.😀
My paternal grandmother is related to Bonnie Parker. My dad told me years ago she was. So you can say I'm related to her too. I live Enid, Oklahoma and they filmed parts of the movie Bonnie and Clyde starring Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway in my town. Related to a notorious gangster and having parts the same movie in my town is bizarree.
Since I heard their story, I feel emotional and sad for them. My heart says, something could have been done to save them n reform them.
It was overkill, they were done wrong
@@tonyaberney156 They killed police officers so I think that was part of the 'over kill'. Yeah, I think it was wrong also.
And I'm related too Jesus my dad told me that as well must be true
@@tonyaberney156 what the hell do you think happens when you murder people and then shoot at the cops?
Bonnie has already been moved once by her sister from the Fish Trap cemetery also in Dallas which has been closed since the late 60s early 70s to where she is now beside her mother so they won’t move her again. Sad parents didn’t allow it. ♥️♥️
Idk how I found you and Jessica but I am so thankful! I love every single episode y’all put out and I would love to visit the places y’all have! Thank you for sharing this with us all!
Love the video guys. Love learning new info on this couple. Ive never really been into true crime but Bonnie and Clyde and the black dahlia has always caught my interest. Keep up the great work
Outstanding documentation of what we never see... I have been to all your locations when I was with The Discovery Channel...
Bravo my friend!
They have done a lot to that cemetery but they still need to do more too it. I grew up less then a mile from that there.
New subscriber with 2 of your videos under my belt. Love how you tell the story. You're very relatable if that makes any sense. Keep it up man. ✌
Thank you John. Glad you found us.
I've never seen a cemetery like this before, where the graves are a few feets from the sidewalk and the road, it's scary.
Thank u Grimm for a great mini documentary about these 2 fascinating people..U were very respectful and informative and I love your channel..Bonnie and Clyde will always be remembered for good and bad but they will be remembered..I hope they both have found peace in heaven..Thank u Grimm!
Just started watching this channel today so far it has been awsome the story's love how history is being told keep it up
It was nice to see your take on this. I live in the area. My Mother In Law's sister knew the family while she lived here in Dallas. That area you were in where the station is is called Oak Cliff. She attended a special school here & got to know the family while living here before he became America's most wanted. Clyde also escaped from the Waco jail which is 100 miles south of Dallas, Waco is my hometown. My mother in law grew up in Will's Point, Tx. When she was little her dad came home to hitch up his team. He told them about a couple that he was helping them out of the mud on the nearby road. Being in the 30's they had no media. It wasn't till the killing of Bonnie and Clyde that her dad was able to identify them as the couple he helped out of the mud on their way to Louisanna . My dad as a young boy worked at hid dad's general store and they made furniture & he load two of their special chairs into their car not knowing who they were at that time. Good job. There is a huge cemetary in North Dallas that has a lot of celebs. Hope you come back sometime.
The house should be a historic land mark.
Im from Australia 🇦🇺 and will never get there so im just saying how much i love your channel. Its so respectful to the stories and victims and even the criminals. You are so informative and leave no stone unturned. Well done😳💀☠️
Another great video and more Grimm history documented for the ages.
Grimm for Life!
Thank you Aaron.
Grimm for life indeed!!! I second that emotion!
Thanks for shoving these all things to us. It's also a great learning experience to all those who doesn't know these places, including myself 👍
That was so sweet what you said about your sweetheart. You both are madly in love 🥰. You guys are a cute couple.
I believe, and hope, in the rethinking of Bonnie's (future) final resting place, that her remains are left as they are, so that her mother's wish continues to be honored and respected.⚘
I’m sure Bonnie would want to be buried next to Clyde.
i went n seen Bonnie grave last year for the first time n it was crazy people was driving bye honking at me.
Bonnie's mother has the only right to day where she's hurried . After all she carried her for 9 months.
Eh I'm a mom and I hate when people say that what about father's
My dad grew up in east Texas, he remembered the car coming through to where ever they took it, he was 11 years old. In Louisiana there is a museum in the town of Gibsland that is very good, then you can drive out to where the ambush took place. Too bad the gas station has been allowed to run down so much.
that gas station should be on the National Register of historic places
Very true !
I agree
I think it should be restored to the way it looked in its day
Hope you guys are settling into your new place ❤ loving the videos, keep them coming. Number 1 fan from the UK ❤
Everything is coming together slowly...but we have been filming a lot too. Lots of content coming and thank you for watching
Ooh, I live in Dallas. I need to check these out.
I've always been extremely fascinated with Bonnie And Clyde. I hope to see these one day.
Amazing video. Thank you for going to Dallas Texas and filming all this so we can see it. I really enjoy your work
Well Bonnie did get famous just not the way she expected
Hello from Australia. A very touching and respectful Journey. Thanks for sharing it with us. God Bless mate, Rob
In historic downtown cedar hill there is a bank that is now a hair saloon where one of the gang members robbed the bank and put everybody in the safe . If you go there now the owner is nice enough to show you the big safe that is still there! Pretty cool.
Bonnie was actually very attractive in some of her youth but gained that thugish look later. But she was a adorable blonde girl when she first met Clyde.
She had red hair
She wasn't a blonde tho
@@ThizzyWailer I thought she was strawberry blonde...
Thank you so much for everything that you do all the hard work you do to show us these historical sites I had no idea about Clyde school thank you for showing us I love your videos And I really appreciate you guys
I live in the city of Dallas, and I had no idea where anything was until I saw this video. Great video! Been in Dallas since 2010 and not going anywhere.
I love to fix up that old gas station . That would be a awesome tourist location.
Its torn down. I live right around the corner from there. We're being gentrified
Have found your channel very interesting! Stumbled across it while recovering from a fall. The story of Bonnie & Clyde is sad, but you have done it justice. I look forward to other videos.
Did you check out the bridge right outside Dallas? Pretty cool, Bonnie wrote a poem about it and it’s still there in the woods with a plague and the poem
You guys bring a new feeling to the history you present. I absolutely appreciate your work and the love you bring to every story. Cheers to you both!
Another great video. Good job! This was fascinating.
I know I'm watching this kind of late but I was learning about Bonnie and Clyde in school the past week and wanted to know more so i started watching your videos and they're really informational and cool, its cool to see where they're graves and everything were and just thinking about the history they made is amazing
Yes they weren´t "Angels" but the love they had for each other I think was genuine, I´m sure Bonnie wished to be near Clyde even in death.
Oh they are together now burning in hell for the lives they took just for fun
This video is VERY thorough and PROFFESIONAL. Clyde's funeral home was something I've never seen so well covered. I am very well studied on Bonnie and Clyde and you showed me things I've never seen.
Bonnie Parker was born in Rowena, Tx, southwest of Ballinger, Tx, northeast of San Angelo, Tx.
Brother your effort into all these shows is amazing!! I wish u all success !!! Love the show
Someone should restore the gas station/home of Clyde and give tours.
Yeah, let's praise killers !?? Low life's. I'm sure tax payers can find better ways to use the money!!!
Its torn down
I'm surprised for how well known their story is, that someone hasn't bought the childhood home of Clyde and made a small museum or something similar from it.
Great coverage of Bonny & Clyde’s lesser known life. Thanks. Great channel!
This is the 2nd crime I have seen, guy that shot from the tower and Bonnie and Clyde. Excellent job. This is your best work. Cover these cases more, your onto something! Great JOB!!!
I am obsessed with this channel. I share the very same interest in historical events as you do. Every episode captures the little details 👏 you should definitely take this chance across the world if you can. Keep up the good work. You’ve got a life long fan from the UK 🇬🇧
another great vid guys very interesting keep up the great work
They tore the filling station down as of last week of 2022 . Buddy barrow was onsite . A developer was in charge of the destruction
I'm confused 😕🤔
If Bonnie had already been accused of the murder of the officers, why in the world would they arrest her sister? I'm not much up to date on the whole Bonnie and Clyde story..
There is a dok here on UA-cam that explians the whole story
You say up to date like its on going. lol.
Great video. Love your energy and dedication. I live in Dallas and love history videos and old cemeteries. I have done a lot of research around Texas. I am from San Antonio. Went to college in Austin. Married /divorced and raised 2 daughters in Houston. I am a college Art History/ World Lit teacher. I have been in Dallas for about 5 years.
loving these videos! keep up the great work
Such a cool video! All the background & research done is awesome!
I love this gosh darn channel. I will donate $ as soon as im thru with my eviction.