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I people didn't have to kill them could ha😊ve 😊arrested them 😢 u diots

I enjoy the ride . I love The Video . Bonnie's mother did not like Claude Barrow , He was trash , Bonnie , was not buried next to Barrow . Bonnie's saw to that .😊💰💰

Very Well done. Thanks

Good video. I enjoyed the part about the detail of it's manufacture.

Best not to remember how they died but how they lived.

Bonnie and Clyde should have been fed to hogs. So they could have been hog shit.

Love these types of videos. Bonnie and Clyde got what was coming to them, as they should. A lot of people suffered hard times back then, but few went on a murder and crime spree. I feel for their families. But, I also feel for the families of their victims.

Great video.I have been fascinated with Bonnie since a girl.So sad.Their story is a love story one filled with adventure and tragedy.What an era they lived in. I am sure they rejoined after death.

I would say he had good tast in browning automatic guns. At the time was considered top weapons. This always Interest me about Clyde

I recently came across your channel and saw some video you put of Bonnie and Clyde and i love it. Very informative indeed. Iv always been interested in there story since i watched the movie they did about them in 1967. ❤

Most of their life was wrong. They didn't kill for the fun of it...they killed only in self defense. So wrong...

That was not their last ride. Clyde’s last ride was from the funeral parlor, or church, to the the graveyard. Bonnie’s was from one graveyard to another.

Iz it True that Clyde couldn't get it up her.???.

Mr. Largent you passed right by where I use to live, we lived just 2 blocks north of Hwy 80 in Bossier City, until 1982. Me and my family went to the state fair in Shreveport in the mid 70s and they had an attraction there that had Bonnie and Clyde’s car it was riddled with bullet holes I was about 8-10 back then but I do remember that. Thanks for sharing this video brought back many memories I’m now 60

The music is so sad.

I been to Gibsland 2 months ago....seen the museum and the site of AMBUSH

I always loved, The Bonnie And Clyde Death Car that exchanged hands but especially went back to the ORIGINAL, owner! ❤

I found it very interesting! ❤

Nicely done sir, very interesting how you took us on highway 80 west. The same way Bonnie and Clyde went. Thank you sir.

I loved the ride you took us on. So interesting . Great video! Thanks!

They were also aspiring rap artists

Very interesting

Eastern state penitentiary also housed aside from al capone slick willie Sutton a bank robber from the 1940s and prospect place in Ohio was a stop for slaves on the underground railroad and where a bounty hunter was hung in the barn

I wonder if the highways had painted lines on them yet ?

They were nothing but killers anyway you look at it.

Bart, I got to thinking about the mileage on that car. Clyde must have put close to 7K miles on that car ,before the ambush. He must have been driving close to 200 miles a day. That's a lot of miles considering the roads weren't paved everywhere, like today and no Expressways.

I never gave it any thought on how Bonnie and Clyde got back to Dallas. I've been to the death site and recently saw the death car in Nevada. Thanks it was very interesting.

Who in there right mind would modify this car for a race? That is utter STUPIDITY. If i were a collector, this decreases its value significantly.

Enjoyed your video very much. I doubt Bonnie & Clyde ever imagined that there legacy would live on for decade's and not just here but in countries around the world. The average person is forgotten in less than 10 to 20 years.

Its insane how many government armory they broken into

You know in todays world they would probably just be considered two kids that were really mistreated and victims of circumstance, and those officers would all be treated as the murdering thugs. My how times have changed 🤷🏻‍♂️

Pretty sure it was WD"s testimony that Bonnie never fired a gun in battle and I always pretty much believed that. I also read that Clyde made a sling from a tire inner tube and would carry the sawed-off semi-auto 20 gauge under his coat and would swing it up through a hole in his pocket.

Nice job sir

Bart, you do a amazing job in telling the story, I always enjoy your history,

We don’t need any more gun laws. Criminals always have guns that they have stolen. Most of Bonnie and Clyde’s arsenal was stolen from armories.

The sheriff was a scambag basically. Bonnie and Clyde live forever ❤️

The most powerful American love story of all history. Their souls melted together by the flame in their heart. No one could tear them apart. They rode together side by side from the day they met till the day they died. That's the love story of Bonnie and Clyde.

Even though Bonnie and Clyde were breaking laws left and right. They had killed people robbed banks stole cars stole guns many other crimes we probably don't even know. You have to feel sorry for their families. To lose their children in such a way. It is sad. We all kind of like Bonnie and Clyde.

Thank you so very much for this wonderful video . I lived in Texas back in the early 80s and I lived in Hughes Springs there and when to Longview at times I remember Hwy 80 i Traveled it i have a son Eustace Texas so thank for sharing this video 😊👏

Thank you for rhis fantastic "trip"! You said Bonnie's mother was buried next to Bonnie. Is her father there too?

I don't understand how Robert Ford was rightfully branded and called a coward and an assassin....but Hamer is called a hero...... Hamer and crew were bushwacking, cold blooded murderers, no better than Clyde!

The old saying goes, snitches get stitches, sometimes, snitches get more than stitches, it never pays to be a snitch,

Awesome video

Excellent!!!❤

Interesting video

Thanks for the video

I did enjoy your video. I recognized much of the scenery along the way. I have been to Gibsland, LA. for the Bonnie and Clyde Days Festival. It was very interesting. Bonnie and Clyde lived in a very difficult time in our history. That’s not to excuse them from the terrible deeds they were responsible for. Again I enjoyed your video very much.

Hi again Mr Bart I thank you again for these good days that's now gone but not forgotten 😢😮😢😢😢

Now all the crooks and robbers are in the US congress

I've been a B & C historian most of my life. Your take that Hinton's account was accurate but staged makes sense. I always had trouble squaring his account to Hamer's in his book. One interesting detail missing here is this......Many have written and I believe the following. Clyde was known to drive shoeless. When Clyde was struck in the head and killed by Oakley's first shot his foot slipped off the clutch and the vehicle lurched forward and began heading down the road. It ultimately stopped quite a few yards away from where the first shot took place. That is why the others began shooting and kept shooting for over 30 seconds. they believed that they were getting away again. It's been speculated by Hamer and Jordan in subsequent interviews that if the car had been in neutral that the end might have been different for Bonnie. If Clyde had been killed by the first shot and the car remained still, maybe she would have been captured alive. I understand that this is facts mixed with speculation but fascinating to contemplate. Either way, the story of Bonnie and Clyde is in my opinion the most interesting and fascinating crime story in history. I hope someday someone is able to make a movie that is factually accurate. Highwy Men, Bonnie and Clyde the movie and the TV Movies made about them, especially the most recent one with Amile Hersh, are very entertaining but so disturbingly inaccurate that it's hard to watch for historians. Even most youtube documentaries are woefully inaccurate. This piece is very well done and I thank you for your research and accuracy of facts.