But it was not what Bonnie and Clyde wanted. “Bonnie and Clyde’s wish when they were on the run was to be buried together because they knew that one day they would be captured and killed ...

The History Detectives travel to key cities throughout the country in an attempt to link the bullets to the murderous twosome. Along the way, they chat with various experts and run extensive ...

Over the years, the story of Bonnie and Clyde has become one of the greatest, quintessentially American love stories in history. The criminal couple who went on a spree of theft, murder, and ...

The Infamous Bonnie and Clyde made at least two swings through Iowa, including 1933 when they escaped a shootout with authorities near Dexter and 1934 when they robbed a bank in downtown Stuart.

news News Commentary. Dallas vault is home to Bonnie and Clyde posters, JFK history and original city blueprints Former Mayor Annette Strauss’ papers are the latest curiosities being organized ...

Learn about the tragic story of Bonnie and Clyde through Christopher Daley’s presentation “Together They Lived and Together They Died” on Wednesday, Aug. 7 at 7 p.m.

Bonnie & Clyde - An Introduction. Bonnie and Clyde were undoubtedly the most infamous criminal duo in American history. Their lives were romanticized and reviled. Pop culture is in love with Bonnie ...

But in 1968, the witty hipster Mike NIchols’ social satire “The Graduate,” like the Warren Beatty film “Clyde,” changed the course of Hollywood filmmaking but failed to take best picture.

To get away from police, Bonnie and Clyde crossed an old bridge over the Trinity River into a dusty and destitute part of Dallas called the Devil’s Back Porch.