They are NOT serial killers. killing three people is only ONE aspect of being classified as a serial killer. First off, here is a definition of a serial killer: "a person who commits a series of murders, often with no apparent motive and typically following a characteristic, predictable behavior pattern." Second, all of their victims were killed as a result as a shootout, sometimes in the act of committing a crime and other times while trying to escape the police; in other words there was always a motive of which serial killers have none. The third and most important reason why your reasoning is wrong is because you have people like Richard Speck who are classified as spree killers who have killed more than three people. If you actually look up the definition you would see that killing three people is only ONE aspect of being a serial killer and that's not what Bonnie and Clyde were.
@@kenyattaclay7666 but you're wrong, they were serial killers. May they rot in hell. Just because your on the run, doesn't mean you can kill a bunch of a people and not be considered serial killer. They don't get a pass for that.
@@dianev1021 Learn what the hell serial are, they don’t even come close to the damn definition. The very first aspect of a serial killer is that they hunt to kill. Bonnie and Clyde didn’t go hunting to kill. Just because you kill 3 or more people doesn’t make you a serial killer. It’s not that damn hard to understand.
Yes, it was the Ford V8 that he stole from Mr. Henry Ford himself right after Mr. Henry Ford displayed that car to the Press to see from the Ford Rouge plant of Dearborn Michigan. Mr. Henry Ford handed the keys over to Clyde, and informed him to Drive the car around the back of the Ford Rouge Plant. He drove the car around the back, and out the gates be went. So, in reality "he stole Henry Ford's car." After, Henry Ford found out what happened to his car, he signed off the car to the person who purchased the car. The proceeds of the car went towards the innocent people who lost there lives in the hands of the evil people Bonnie and Clyde.
I'll never forget.. In the summer of 2013 I stopped here in route to NC. I pulled in to the museum and went in. There was an old white haired gentleman behind a desk. He asked could he help me, then I told him how I was fascinated by the story of Bonnie and Clyde and wanted to see the ambush site. We struck up a conversation, and before I knew this man begin to give me a personal tour of the museum at no charge. We were the only ones there. He begin to tell me additional stories and facts about the ambush that were never printed. He had to have known, because his name was Boots Hinton, and father was Ted Hinton, one of the officers involved in the ambush. By this time I was all ears. I was there maybe 40 mins or so, then he lit another cigarette(he was a heavy smoker) and told me how to get to the ambush site. I remember him saying that where the site is now known to the public, that the actual site was a few yards to the left, but was cleared by a land owner for some reason, so the memorials were moved to where they are now. I feel priveledged to have had the encounter with this kind gentleman that day, especially because of who he was, and him showing and telling me alot that day. I was sad to learn on the news that he had passed away sometime after that. What a good day that was!
I love how appreciative you are of the museums, and that you try hard to recognize the hard work people put into them. You make it a point to find “the interesting” in everything, and share it with your viewers. It would be so easy for people to shrug-off these smaller museums, or even say unkind things about the parts that aren’t perfect, but you are respectful and bring joy to every part of the experience and that is what makes me love your videos.
Bonnie was no psychopath, you blithering twatwaffle. She may have fallen for the wrong person, but she never killed anyone and everyone who knew her remarked on how kind she was. I love how people will spout bullshit about things they clearly know nothing about.
@@englishatheart True! Bonnie never actually pulled the trigger, but she was there for all the exploits, she drove the getaway car, that makes her just as guilty as Clyde!! You care to argue the merits of the law on guilt by association? She was there, she knew what was going to happen, she drove the getaway car on several occasions, that makes her guilty of murder as well! Even his mother & sister spent a little time in jail for not reporting to the authorities when they were in the area! You can't deny Bonnie was just as guilty, even though she didn't pull the trigger & kill any people! There's plenty of pictures of her holding the guns though, she was well aware of what was going to happen, she went along with everything!
Negative 13 no, leave it just as. Feels classic. If this was taken over and updated to fit the times, you’ll prolly be behind A rope super far from the items like a lot of museums these days. Can’t get up close and really intimate with history. Just saying :3
I've heard opposing stories. After the Joplin shootout, they got lost so they kidnapped a guy named Joe Gunn just outside Reeds Springs Mo. to show them how to get back to Arkansas. They got into a bad gunfight only a couple of miles later and two more getting to Arkansas where they let Joe go. Joe said Clyde gave him two hundred dollars to get back home with and he said Bonnie gave him a box of her cigars. Joe Gunn was kidnapped standing in front of my grandparent's house. My grandparents knew him well. My mother went to school with his daughter.
Born and raised in southeast Texas, I had heard of Bonnie & Clyde for as long as I can remember. I remember my Grandma talking about stories about them. She was a teenager at 18 years old when they were killed. They are legends where I am from.
The story of Bonnie and Clyde is fascinating and it is interesting how they have been romanticized. I have a hard time buying that as it was really just a matter of convenience or a way out for Bonnie. She had a history of choosing bad men. She was still married to her husband at the time who was in prison. She had narrowly missed going herself. Her husbands name was tattooed on her thigh and she was still wearing her bc wedding ring the whole time she was with Clyde. I think the public and the press wanted to believe in something more. Nothing romantic about living in your car always on the run.
I think it's time and legend that make people romanticize it- if this happened now days it would just be a couple of low life nobodies who were killed by the law- probably wouldn't have made it to the news!
Thank you, Carpetbagger, for "getting it" about what they were really like. They preyed on their fellow poor and killed or wounded everyone who got in their way. Nothing romantic about it. Nothing romantic about leaving families fatherless, that's for damn sure.
I have pictures of the actual car. My dad was a security officer at Whiskey Pete's and yes it is pretty cool. The fact that it IS part of our history is pretty fascinating. Thanks for sharing this Jacob! "This one's in the bag!"
Love your productions. I can't travel much any more because of my poor health. I used to hit all kinds of cool spots like you do. Keep on having fun my man!
I hope you’re having a good day and are able to recover and get back out there exploring soon! Your comment was from last year, how are you doing now? You probably are even more concerned now for your loved ones (sorry I don’t mean to speak for you I’m obviously guessing as I don’t know you), yourself and community due to the pandemic. In the meantime I’m glad this stuff is available to check out online, here is a toast and a word of thanks for all the work the carpetbagger does editing and traveling. He obviously enjoys it but editing can get to be monotonous. I’m glad he shares it with us.
It's so horrible how when they were bringing back the car with Bonnie and Clyde's dead body people were trying to rip out their hair and jewelry and clothes
Love these small town USA museums and the charming DIY type of displays they have. I fondly remember visiting the Jesse James Wax Museum in Stanton Missouri while on a road trip holiday & walking around it wondering exactly where the waxworks were...... I never did find them!
thanks so much for showing this. i am a distant relative of clyde, and have never got the chance to go to that part of louisiana to see this. and kudos for saying the last name right!
My understanding was that when the 2 officers approached them, Clyde said to Henry ,"Let's take 'em!". What he meant by that was to disarm them. Henry, who I guess was extremely excitable and had an itchy trigger finger misunderstood Clyde, shot and killed one of them. At that point Clyde felt that he had no other choice but to shoot the other one . He was extremely angry with Henry about this.
You should get a percentage of all American tourism for all the great videos of great places to go see in America. What a great collection of memorabilia. Thanks Jacob , have a nice day. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Hi Jacob, watching you in my hospital bed, about to be a mom in a few hours! Happy to have something to keep my mind off of other things!!! Thanks for the content!
Congratulations hun is this your first one ???. Best advice I can give is try n sleep as much as you can. Good luck, I am a Mum of 3 who are grown now, my eldest Daughter is 27, then my Son who will be 23 on the 29th and my youngest Daughter is just turned 14. :) xx
From what I've been told by numerous members of my dad's family, my great uncle Herald and Grandpa worked at that diner. I was told that one of them was tipped $10 by Bonnie and Clyde back in 1934 and my my uncle nor my grandpa knew who they were. Long story short, I THINK my great uncle and Grandpa gave Bonnie and Clyde their last meal.
When I was a pre-teen our parents took us to our annual Red River Exhibition in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, and they had an exhibit that displayed the authentic death car of Bonnie and Clyde, it sent chills up my spine. I'm not sure what it is but people are still and probably always will be fascinated by Bonnie and Clyde-I wonder what it is? Great Vlog-thanks!
Yes, a fellow inmate said he saw Clyde turn from a nice young man into a rattlesnake while in that prison!!! Clyde was only 5' 7" and 140lbs. easy prey in those old prisons.
I've always been fascinated by Bonnie and Clyde. I guess it's part outlaw, part robin hood and part romanticism that makes them so interesting. They did do horrible this but I think anyone that's ever dated a "bad boy" or "bad girl" will always be fascinated by the whole "ride or die" thing
spacecalander in the state of Texas and Louisiana killing more than two people is classified as a serial killer. Please do your research because you sound ignorant as hell.
He's wrong about a lot of things. The police didn't have Tommy Guns, they were using B.A.R's and shot guns. Because they already knew that Tommy Guns wouldn't penetrate their car.
@@englishatheart. That's debatable, because at least one witnesses sad that it was her that shot one of the motorcycle cop's. And i'm pretty sure that some of the rounds that she fired from her weapon hit some people. There were too many shootouts, and she was a part of those shootouts. We'll never truly know.
I live about 45 minutes from the museum it’s a very interesting place I sure hope you visited the stretch of Hwy where they were killed its interesting too.
My mom’s family lived within a few blocks of their hideout in Joplin. Don’t know if the place is still there, but I clearly remember seeing it as a kid. Probably because of that, I’ve always been fascinated by Bonnie & Clyde…
I'm so glad you went there! I'm soooooo fascinated by the gangsters of the 20s and 30s. They do have a museum on Dillinger somewhere in Indiana I think? Also Bonnie and Clyde killed at least two cops here in Arkansas. One in Alma and Fort Smith. If you're interested, they have a a new museum called the Ganster Museum in Hot Springs, Ar. It goes into Capone and Luciano and several others. Including a guy that lived there! Worth going to. Hot Springs was a hotbed of ganster activities during the 20s and 30s. In fact, the wax museum you went to there was a casino back in the day. 😊
Great video!!! Have been to the ambush site once myself - this video brought back memories. Day of my visit, the museum(s) were not open. Also, have been to a few of Bonnie & Clyde locations in Joplin, MO, where they had a shoot out; Dexter, IA, where there was another shoot out and that is supposed to be where Clyde's brother Buck and his wife Blanche were captured; and a spot by the Kansas City International Airport where, again, another shoot out took place.
I definitely want to get down there and check out those other sites. The original death car here in Primm Nevada is super ominous but seeing that mock autopsy room was far more creepy. Safe travels out there Jacob.
Savage Gamer as far as I know there is no state to state definition of a serial killer is, I’m pretty sure that it’s the same for all states. Also it’s not just about the number there are a few more things involved. If it was just killing 2 or more people then we would have a lot more people who would be considered serial killers. For instance if it was just about killing 2 or more people, then a guy who goes and robs a convenience store and kills the clerk and another shopper who was in the store, then he or she would be a serial killer. But that’s not the case, the FBI’s definition of a serial killer is someone who kills 2 or more people( but different law enforcement agencies have it at 3 or more and some have it at 4 or more) in separate events and usually by 1 person although there have been plenty of times when it was 2 people killing as a team. Also serial killers kill for the feeling it gives them, the high they get. The psychological gratification. And it’s done over a period of time when they will kill for a month or two and then stop basically like a cooling of period. So by definition Bonnie and Clyde were not serial killers, the killed people while committing robberies as to eliminate witnesses, they are spree killers if anything, but even that I’m not so sure about because I don’t think that they went into every situation knowing they were going to kill someone.
You bring up a good point. You called Bonnie and Clyde serial killers. They fit the definition, technically under the latest FBI definition that was changed. I never have really considered them to be true quintessential serial killers but nonetheless they do fit the "current" definition.
it's even more interesting how people like you make up bull shit..NO AMBULANCE picked them up, they were still in the car when towed to the funeral homes...not to mentio, your "Dad"...1934? How old r u, 90? If your going to post VERY inaccurate BS, I would suggest you have a link to some sort of proof, otherwise, people are going to smoke you on here,,especially Bonnie and Clyde history, most everyone alive has heard of them and there are millions of historians..
Thanks for doing this video! Very informative. I don't understand the fascination with Bonnie & Clyde either. Yet they were America's sweethearts!! Very interesting case. Again, thank you! 💞
I just wrote a comment saying something similar lol. I'm from ireland and we call them daffodils they're very common here and bloom every year around this time.
tá fáilte romhat 🍀 May love and laughter light your days, and warm your heart and home. May good and faithful friends be yours wherever you may roam. May peace and plenty bless your world with joy that long endures. May all life's passing seasons bring the best to you and yours - an Irish blessing 💚
Yes it's Emma 😊 and not to worry..you did well with only 1 mistake it's a tough language lol I unfortunately don't speak my native tongue (it's more common to hear it spoken up north in Donegal etc than in the south..I'm from Co. Wicklow aka the Garden County) but I know a few phrases. Where are you from? Have you ever been to Ireland?
The thing about the Bonnie, and Clyde ambush. They had been running rampant; robbery, and killing. And their preferred weapon of choice? Was the Browning BAR (Browning Automatic Rifle) and police were outgunned. But when the FBI brought them down. They used Bonnie, and Clyde’s weapon against them.
B&C were taken out with BARs and Model 8 Remingtons....none of the LEOs had tommy guns.....and the posse was stationed on the opposite side of the road from the two markers.....at least get the basics right.....
Well, certainly they were not the pillars of integrity and valor that you would be in their situation....lol....run along, sonny....this thread is for adults....
It's sad how everyone thinks that Bonnie and Clyde were lovers. Imagine Bonnie's husband hears about this in prison and flips out. Bonnie and Clyde were only partners in crime.
They were romanticized mostly because of Hollywood casting 2 good looking actors for the roles (Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway). Give them likable personalities on top of it, and you have two killers being remembered as celebrities. In reality, neither were much to look at.
centuryrox I’ve never watched the movie and I didn’t know they were real people until I heard their names being mentioned in a tv show and I had done more research
@@emo_one_6666 It's actually a pretty good movie if you remember that it's not a very accurate depiction of events. In addition to casting good looking actors with charming personalities, the movie also marginalized the brutality of their crimes. Any killing they did was shown as either accidental or in self defense, when in reality Bonnie & Clyde were brutal and ruthless, and would kill without hesitation.
I first saw the car at Whiskey Pete's in Sept. 1996. On my next trip down that way, it had been moved across the highway to the Primm Valley Casino. I moved to Reno in 2010......& maybe in around 2014.....the car was brought up here to spend a couple of months on display at the Gold Ranch Casino in Verdi. This time, it wasn't surrounded by plexiglass.....but sat in the center of the bar area, cordoned off by only a rope. I remember being able to reach out & place my fingertip into one of the bullet holes. .
My dad went to the funeral home to view Bonnie. Technically they were not serial killers, just ruthless killers. It's unknown if Bonnie actually shot anybody, but she condoned it nonetheless
Serial killer: a person who commits a series of murders, often with no apparent motive and typically following a characteristic, predictable behavior pattern.
I worked at KWKH in Shreveport and we broadcast from festivals all over that area, there was a Bonnie and Clyde festival for years in Gibsland, early 90s...
My grand dad fixed Clydes car but he was just starting out in his career. Sikes, Louisiana around 1933 when Mama was able to recall him sitting on the running board. Her and Aunt Kelly were playing in the yard and told me about his hat and khakis britches.
That museum was ran by a old guy they called "Boots". His dad was the tow truck driver that brought their car back into town. He may have passed by now. He was in his 80s and pretty frail when I went in 2014. He even fell that day and we had to call an ambulance. Supposedly Bonnie still had a half eaten egg sandwich after the ambush. The lady that ran the second "museum" gave me the directions to the death site. There's currently a legal battle in Dallas over the Barrow gas station. A developer that owns the lands wants to tear it down while a preservation group wants to save it. Anyway, cool video.
During tours of the FBI headquarters In D.C. In the 80's, after atoommy gun demo, the agents handed out shell casings to kids in the student tour groups.
Frank Hamer tracked them down not Hinton he was just in on it. And they weren't shot with tommy guns they tried that before the bullets didn't penetrate the car. They used Remington model 8's in .35 Remington and 30-06 BAR's and shotguns. Tbh that museum looks kinda crappy just packed with old stuff that mostly has no link, most of those guns were not even real or made at that time. But great vid thanks for saving me a trip.
@@Dr170 Im sorry, if I go to a Bonnie and Clyde museum I expect real artifacts and things that are not made up or faked, I don't expect to see a bunch of fake guns, fake cars and a pack of cigarettes that someone bought at a gas station 5 years ago. You know kinda like how say the Chicago Holocaust museum or the Dillinger museum in Crown point Ind. or the Marshall Space Flight Center, have real artifacts.
@@RhettyforHistory Yep not a museum at all. Most of the artifacts were kept by the law officers because they got screwed out of most of the reward money. Although the rightful owner of the car did manage to sue and get it back. And most of those artifacts can be tracked down. Their guns just recently sold for a ton of money at auction. The only thing probably authentic in there is the stuff the American Pickers guys gave them.
Back then it was a dirt road and the treeline was a lot closer to the road then it is now... The landscape of all them old roads have changed since that time!!! I grew up in Louisiana and love the history of my state
Benwolf Johnson yes but they killed so many people during those robberies that they could be classified as serial killers even if it wasn’t their main intention
@@sarahbatongbacal9411 I disagree. Serial Killers are a specific type of killer. They plan out there murders they target specific type of people(IE... Young Women) and there crimes are very similar in nature. Bonnie and Clyde were Bank Robbers that would kill people that got in there way.I don't think they went into a bank with the intent of killing anyone, If they had to, they would but it wasn't their main objective.
you beat me to it, bonnie and clyde wouldn't be classified as "serial killers", especially bonnie, clyde was a cold blooded killer, but was fiercely motivated by his experience in the notoriously violent eastham prison farm, he was just 21, was raped, forced to do back breaking hard labor, (usually long days picking cotton) and prisoners who complained too much (or a guard had it in for someone) could be pulled out, taken around a building and executed, the guards would then write false reports they were killed trying to escape. many of clyde's killings were in shoot-outs, 9 shootouts in all i think, that's not to say he wasn't the first to shoot, or make excuses for his killings. but the simple fact is clyde barrow became increasingly forced into "kill or be killed" situations. side note; the eastham prison was so bad it eventually led to prison reform nationwide. so clyde did accomplish bringing attention to it's brutal treatment of prisoners. he even led a prison break from the outside just 4 months before he died. a lawsuit in 1974 alleged "cruel and unusual punishment" at the prison, it took 6 years but they won the case.
Bonnie and Clyde were not serial killers, they were bank robbers and killed to escape or cover a robbery. Didn't shoot Thompson's, Clyde was a surgeon with his BAR.
Bonnie and Clyde are serial killers they killed more the 3 people and if the killed more the 3 they are serial killers
bonnie and clyde were not serial killers. they were outlaws. serial killers were not ruled out as a thing back then. outlaws robbed and killed.
Calm down they were not
They are NOT serial killers. killing three people is only ONE aspect of being classified as a serial killer. First off, here is a definition of a serial killer: "a person who commits a series of murders, often with no apparent motive and typically following a characteristic, predictable behavior pattern."
Second, all of their victims were killed as a result as a shootout, sometimes in the act of committing a crime and other times while trying to escape the police; in other words there was always a motive of which serial killers have none.
The third and most important reason why your reasoning is wrong is because you have people like Richard Speck who are classified as spree killers who have killed more than three people. If you actually look up the definition you would see that killing three people is only ONE aspect of being a serial killer and that's not what Bonnie and Clyde were.
@@kenyattaclay7666 but you're wrong, they were serial killers. May they rot in hell. Just because your on the run, doesn't mean you can kill a bunch of a people and not be considered serial killer. They don't get a pass for that.
@@dianev1021 Learn what the hell serial are, they don’t even come close to the damn definition. The very first aspect of a serial killer is that they hunt to kill. Bonnie and Clyde didn’t go hunting to kill. Just because you kill 3 or more people doesn’t make you a serial killer. It’s not that damn hard to understand.
Clyde wrote to Ford praising the model A as a great getaway car !!!🤣🚘🚔
He even wrote Ford himself
The letter has been debunked, and it has actually been found out to be written by someone else. Still pretty funny though
Yes, it was the Ford V8 that he stole from Mr. Henry Ford himself right after Mr. Henry Ford displayed that car to the Press to see from the Ford Rouge plant of Dearborn Michigan. Mr. Henry Ford handed the keys over to Clyde, and informed him to Drive the car around the back of the Ford Rouge Plant. He drove the car around the back, and out the gates be went. So, in reality "he stole Henry Ford's car." After, Henry Ford found out what happened to his car, he signed off the car to the person who purchased the car. The proceeds of the car went towards the innocent people who lost there lives in the hands of the evil people Bonnie and Clyde.
Their car wasn't a model A ,which '31 was the last year, It was a '34 Deluxe sedan. The flat head V8 was introduced in '32
PATRICIA Y Montagne Lazarecky he did not steal the car from Henry Ford
I'll never forget.. In the summer of 2013 I stopped here in route to NC. I pulled in to the museum and went in. There was an old white haired gentleman behind a desk. He asked could he help me, then I told him how I was fascinated by the story of Bonnie and Clyde and wanted to see the ambush site. We struck up a conversation, and before I knew this man begin to give me a personal tour of the museum at no charge. We were the only ones there. He begin to tell me additional stories and facts about the ambush that were never printed. He had to have known, because his name was Boots Hinton, and father was Ted Hinton, one of the officers involved in the ambush. By this time I was all ears. I was there maybe 40 mins or so, then he lit another cigarette(he was a heavy smoker) and told me how to get to the ambush site. I remember him saying that where the site is now known to the public, that the actual site was a few yards to the left, but was cleared by a land owner for some reason, so the memorials were moved to where they are now. I feel priveledged to have had the encounter with this kind gentleman that day, especially because of who he was, and him showing and telling me alot that day.
I was sad to learn on the news that he had passed away sometime after that. What a good day that was!
Damn
I love how appreciative you are of the museums, and that you try hard to recognize the hard work people put into them. You make it a point to find “the interesting” in everything, and share it with your viewers. It would be so easy for people to shrug-off these smaller museums, or even say unkind things about the parts that aren’t perfect, but you are respectful and bring joy to every part of the experience and that is what makes me love your videos.
Who knew that Bonnie and Clyde looked like department store mannequins? Now I'll see psychopaths everywhere whenever I go to Dillard's.
Yeah, I can never go into a clothing department again!!
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Bonnie was no psychopath, you blithering twatwaffle. She may have fallen for the wrong person, but she never killed anyone and everyone who knew her remarked on how kind she was. I love how people will spout bullshit about things they clearly know nothing about.
Lol, that was good. Thanks for the laugh. ^^
@@englishatheart True! Bonnie never actually pulled the trigger, but she was there for all the exploits, she drove the getaway car, that makes her just as guilty as Clyde!! You care to argue the merits of the law on guilt by association? She was there, she knew what was going to happen, she drove the getaway car on several occasions, that makes her guilty of murder as well! Even his mother & sister spent a little time in jail for not reporting to the authorities when they were in the area! You can't deny Bonnie was just as guilty, even though she didn't pull the trigger & kill any people! There's plenty of pictures of her holding the guns though, she was well aware of what was going to happen, she went along with everything!
My wife's grandfather worked with Clide for a few years before that all started.
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hillybilly 1978 that’s awesome!
So awesome!.
Never date a woman who says, “ I am just a Bonnie looking for my Clyde “
@Air Strike Technologies I wish someone will tell me why women love badboys? I guess they need excitement.
LOL !!
Amen
But I really do want to find a Clyde
@@bonniehowell4259 lmao😂
This place looks rough. Time for a update and remodel
Tha history of Bonnie and Clyde. THEY DIED
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Not ruff my hometown just very country town in Louisiana people are very friendly and nice
Why would they remodel it ? 🙄
Negative 13 no, leave it just as. Feels classic. If this was taken over and updated to fit the times, you’ll prolly be behind A rope super far from the items like a lot of museums these days. Can’t get up close and really intimate with history. Just saying :3
1:44 She didn't smoke cigars, the pic was a joke between them. She said she hated it.
I've heard opposing stories. After the Joplin shootout, they got lost so they kidnapped a guy named Joe Gunn just outside Reeds Springs Mo. to show them how to get back to Arkansas. They got into a bad gunfight only a couple of miles later and two more getting to Arkansas where they let Joe go. Joe said Clyde gave him two hundred dollars to get back home with and he said Bonnie gave him a box of her cigars. Joe Gunn was kidnapped standing in front of my grandparent's house. My grandparents knew him well. My mother went to school with his daughter.
TheOldbsa wow, so your grandparents have a historical house I guess.
She was my aunt
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Born and raised in southeast Texas, I had heard of Bonnie & Clyde for as long as I can remember. I remember my Grandma talking about stories about them. She was a teenager at 18 years old when they were killed. They are legends where I am from.
The story of Bonnie and Clyde is fascinating and it is interesting how they have been romanticized. I have a hard time buying that as it was really just a matter of convenience or a way out for Bonnie. She had a history of choosing bad men. She was still married to her husband at the time who was in prison. She had narrowly missed going herself. Her husbands name was tattooed on her thigh and she was still wearing her bc wedding ring the whole time she was with Clyde. I think the public and the press wanted to believe in something more. Nothing romantic about living in your car always on the run.
RhettyforFun It seems like the media is always looking for something else rather then the true story huh? Even way back then.
@@americanpatriots3216 They romanticized Dillinger the same way. I'll bet he wasn't a hero to the families of the people he murdered.
I think their devotion to one another was and still is, part of the appeal. nothing terribly romantic about killing cops.
@@ronaldrime5286 not to mention what they put their own families through. just a couple of bored self obsessed kids.
I think it's time and legend that make people romanticize it- if this happened now days it would just be a couple of low life nobodies who were killed by the law- probably wouldn't have made it to the news!
Thank you, Carpetbagger, for "getting it" about what they were really like. They preyed on their fellow poor and killed or wounded everyone who got in their way. Nothing romantic about it. Nothing romantic about leaving families fatherless, that's for damn sure.
I still get comments everyday on this video justifying their actions and their many many murders
would be cool to take a metal detector and look for bullets and casings from that day
I was thinking the samething
I'm sure it already happened
I have pictures of the actual car. My dad was a security officer at Whiskey Pete's and yes it is pretty cool. The fact that it IS part of our history is pretty fascinating. Thanks for sharing this Jacob!
"This one's in the bag!"
Love your productions. I can't travel much any more because of my poor health. I used to hit all kinds of cool spots like you do. Keep on having fun my man!
I hope you’re having a good day and are able to recover and get back out there exploring soon! Your comment was from last year, how are you doing now? You probably are even more concerned now for your loved ones (sorry I don’t mean to speak for you I’m obviously guessing as I don’t know you), yourself and community due to the pandemic. In the meantime I’m glad this stuff is available to check out online, here is a toast and a word of thanks for all the work the carpetbagger does editing and traveling. He obviously enjoys it but editing can get to be monotonous. I’m glad he shares it with us.
It's so horrible how when they were bringing back the car with Bonnie and Clyde's dead body people were trying to rip out their hair and jewelry and clothes
Lol fuck em, probably just people taking back what B&C extorted from the townsfolk
My dad was 13 years old when they were brought into town. The police had stop some guy from cutting off Clyde's ear for a souvenir!!
Even Bonnies hair too right?
Bonnie never drove a get a way car, her sister mentioned that Bonnie never drove a car, she walked with a limp and sometimes had to be carried.
True. Her right leg was badly maimed by what is believed to be caused by car battery-acid during a car accident
She also never killed anyone.
This is so cool to see . Bonnie was my grandmothers cousin and we have picture of them together. Weird to think I’m related to her.
britnee woodward that’s fucking awesome
Awesome...
Bonnie fucked my grandpa up the shitter with a strap on after she and Clyde broke into his house in Missouri one night.. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃
someone real wrote “fly away” on the gravestone ....... hunny they in hell lmaoo
moonlightbaby lmao
Not Bonnie.
Christine C. wym not bonnie? may i remind you, that bonnie also killed people, along with clyde.
Christine C. Bonnie killed too, she was far from innocent.
I shouldn’t laugh but this comment took me all the way out!!! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Love these small town USA museums and the charming DIY type of displays they have. I fondly remember visiting the Jesse James Wax Museum in Stanton Missouri while on a road trip holiday & walking around it wondering exactly where the waxworks were...... I never did find them!
thanks so much for showing this. i am a distant relative of clyde, and have never got the chance to go to that part of louisiana to see this. and kudos for saying the last name right!
Was I the only one very confused as to why he kept calling Daffodil’s, jonquils?! I have never heard that before! I had to google it
So right I was getting annoyed why he wasn't calling them daffodils
Jonquils are a variety of daffodils. They look like the ones in front of Bonnie's grave. I'm a flower nerd.
Me too!
I was thinking same thing..I'm a gardener in colorado and I've never heard that before..glad I'm not the only one😝
Chris Soup ya can’t smoke daffodils
Clyde was blamed for the deaths of two motorcycle cops, when actually, it was Henry Methvin who shot the two.
My understanding was that when the 2 officers approached them, Clyde said to Henry ,"Let's take 'em!". What he meant by that was to disarm them. Henry, who I guess was extremely excitable and had an itchy trigger finger misunderstood Clyde, shot and killed one of them. At that point Clyde felt that he had no other choice but to shoot the other one . He was extremely angry with Henry about this.
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Clyde couldn't have been too angry,they killed a good number more than those two!
Regardless who shot the cops ,,,,it was a fine shot fuck them cops up
Bonnie and Clyde never wanted to kill anyone in the first place, and they were blamed for a lot of murders they didn’t do
You should get a percentage of all American tourism for all the great videos of great places to go see in America.
What a great collection of memorabilia.
Thanks Jacob , have a nice day.
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Dude, there was only two Louisiana officers involved in the ambush. The other four were Texans and the posse was led by Texas Ranger Frank Hamer.
Been there. Very nice older gentleman who loves to talk about what he knows about them.
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Good luck and congratulations!!!
Congrats on your new bundle of Joy!
Oh how exciting!!! Congrads :-)
Congratulations hun is this your first one ???. Best advice I can give is try n sleep as much as you can. Good luck, I am a Mum of 3 who are grown now, my eldest Daughter is 27, then my Son who will be 23 on the 29th and my youngest Daughter is just turned 14. :) xx
It’s weird knowing I walked right behind u before 😂
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Christine C. Thank you!
@@englishatheart excuse me
It's called text language, grammar police
Just started watching this channel a couple hours ago and I’m loving these vids. Thanks for posting
I love small museums. They have such cool things. Like old crush bottles, reps and folk art. Just hours to look through.
From what I've been told by numerous members of my dad's family, my great uncle Herald and Grandpa worked at that diner. I was told that one of them was tipped $10 by Bonnie and Clyde back in 1934 and my my uncle nor my grandpa knew who they were. Long story short, I THINK my great uncle and Grandpa gave Bonnie and Clyde their last meal.
There's no dodging those 30 - 06 Bullets coming out of that Browning automatic
@Sabrina Dugan Let the dead lie.
bet i coulda dodged them hell soon as da fist shot rang out id jump out det whip n bust back at dem niggas fuck 12 rip bonnie rip clyde
When I was a pre-teen our parents took us to our annual Red River Exhibition in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, and they had an exhibit that displayed the authentic death car of Bonnie and Clyde, it sent chills up my spine. I'm not sure what it is but people are still and probably always will be fascinated by Bonnie and Clyde-I wonder what it is? Great Vlog-thanks!
Clyde was raped, beaten and abused as a youngster in prison. I know it’s easy to judge but no one understands anyone’s circumstances.
Yes, a fellow inmate said he saw Clyde turn from a nice young man into a rattlesnake while in that prison!!! Clyde was only 5' 7" and 140lbs. easy prey in those old prisons.
I've been there, and I for some reason have a huge fascination with them.
I've always been fascinated by Bonnie and Clyde. I guess it's part outlaw, part robin hood and part romanticism that makes them so interesting. They did do horrible this but I think anyone that's ever dated a "bad boy" or "bad girl" will always be fascinated by the whole "ride or die" thing
They were gunned down from opposite side of road. across from monument. They were not serial killers.
spacecalander in the state of Texas and Louisiana killing more than two people is classified as a serial killer. Please do your research because you sound ignorant as hell.
@@brookeberry4955 - you have the interpretation wrong, I agree with spacecalander. Comprehension is key here.
Those flowers are called daffodils, I’ve never once in my life heard them called whatever you called them 😂
A jonquil is a type of daffodil. I just looked that up. I had never heard of a jonquil, either.
He's wrong about a lot of things. The police didn't have Tommy Guns, they were using B.A.R's and shot guns. Because they already knew that Tommy Guns wouldn't penetrate their car.
@@norshstephens1298 He's also wrong about Bonnie being a killer. She never killed anyone.
@@englishatheart. That's debatable, because at least one witnesses sad that it was her that shot one of the motorcycle cop's. And i'm pretty sure that some of the rounds that she fired from her weapon hit some people. There were too many shootouts, and she was a part of those shootouts. We'll never truly know.
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I live about 45 minutes from the museum it’s a very interesting place I sure hope you visited the stretch of Hwy where they were killed its interesting too.
My mom’s family lived within a few blocks of their hideout in Joplin. Don’t know if the place is still there, but I clearly remember seeing it as a kid. Probably because of that, I’ve always been fascinated by Bonnie & Clyde…
The Joplin hideout is still there and in good shape- Adam blogged it !
@@conniecrawford5231 Very cool
It's still there.
Awesome. The story is they were ":ride or die", legit down for each other. I believe the same amount of bullets went in to both Bonnie and Clyde.
The car is in Primm Nevada
So many rumors about it, but I think it was overkill.
Perhaps to set an example for other 'would be outlaws'?
@Sam Colt yes
Looks like bullet holes in that marker! Good stuff Mr Jacob! Thank you!
If you kill more than three people you're considered a serial killer
I'm so glad you went there! I'm soooooo fascinated by the gangsters of the 20s and 30s. They do have a museum on Dillinger somewhere in Indiana I think? Also Bonnie and Clyde killed at least two cops here in Arkansas. One in Alma and Fort Smith. If you're interested, they have a a new museum called the Ganster Museum in Hot Springs, Ar. It goes into Capone and Luciano and several others. Including a guy that lived there! Worth going to. Hot Springs was a hotbed of ganster activities during the 20s and 30s. In fact, the wax museum you went to there was a casino back in the day. 😊
Henry Methvin later confessed Bonnie did not shoot any of the cops. In fact, she rushed towards the cops body to help them but pulled away by clyde.
Bonnie didn’t kill anyone, but still no excuse for the partaking she did tho ..
This is great. As a Barrow family member I'd love to come and look at this.
As in you're related to Clyde?
Omg you are Related to Clyde??
Well now we know where all the old scary looking department store mannequins went....to the Bonnie & Clyde Death Museum
Awesome man. I’ve always been fascinated with Bonnie & Clyde history too
@8:53 - anyone else think that's a female mannequin that they have dressed up as Clyde? Lol
Both of them were the size of children.
Yup!!!
I don't suppose Clyde will mind,them turning him into
a female!
I thought it was Harry styles
Great video!!! Have been to the ambush site once myself - this video brought back memories. Day of my visit, the museum(s) were not open. Also, have been to a few of Bonnie & Clyde locations in Joplin, MO, where they had a shoot out; Dexter, IA, where there was another shoot out and that is supposed to be where Clyde's brother Buck and his wife Blanche were captured; and a spot by the Kansas City International Airport where, again, another shoot out took place.
the car is a replica, because the original car is in las vegas,
No shit, he literally said that.
This that car form Las Vegas...
CrazySarah 98 Yep, it’s in Primm
I been many times to drop-off at oil rigs in the woods. Very nice set back place. Nice churches and quiet roads.
Loved the vlog Jacob, learn something new everyday xxx
I definitely want to get down there and check out those other sites. The original death car here in Primm Nevada is super ominous but seeing that mock autopsy room was far more creepy. Safe travels out there Jacob.
Not serial killers Jacob how many times do I have to tell you this they were murderers sure but NOT serial killers
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@ed gein Wrong, well they did kill 3 or more people, they are classified as armed robbers who killed their victims.
Serial killers due to them killing many people in the same manner
right hand of satan in the state of Texas and Louisiana killing two or more is considered a “ serial killer”.
Savage Gamer as far as I know there is no state to state definition of a serial killer is, I’m pretty sure that it’s the same for all states. Also it’s not just about the number there are a few more things involved. If it was just killing 2 or more people then we would have a lot more people who would be considered serial killers. For instance if it was just about killing 2 or more people, then a guy who goes and robs a convenience store and kills the clerk and another shopper who was in the store, then he or she would be a serial killer. But that’s not the case, the FBI’s definition of a serial killer is someone who kills 2 or more people( but different law enforcement agencies have it at 3 or more and some have it at 4 or more) in separate events and usually by 1 person although there have been plenty of times when it was 2 people killing as a team. Also serial killers kill for the feeling it gives them, the high they get. The psychological gratification. And it’s done over a period of time when they will kill for a month or two and then stop basically like a cooling of period. So by definition Bonnie and Clyde were not serial killers, the killed people while committing robberies as to eliminate witnesses, they are spree killers if anything, but even that I’m not so sure about because I don’t think that they went into every situation knowing they were going to kill someone.
You bring up a good point. You called Bonnie and Clyde serial killers. They fit the definition, technically under the latest FBI definition that was changed. I never have really considered them to be true quintessential serial killers but nonetheless they do fit the "current" definition.
Interesting...my dad and his sister had a part in this. Dad drove the ambulance that pick them up and his sister did their hair and make up
charles hunt wow👍🏾
Amara Bella Consultants your dad was alive in 1934..?
@@gracekay6448 maybe charles is also old?
it's even more interesting how people like you make up bull shit..NO AMBULANCE picked them up, they were still in the car when towed to the funeral homes...not to mentio, your "Dad"...1934? How old r u, 90? If your going to post VERY inaccurate BS, I would suggest you have a link to some sort of proof, otherwise, people are going to smoke you on here,,especially Bonnie and Clyde history, most everyone alive has heard of them and there are millions of historians..
@@mikepuglusi3125 dude Chill out
Thanks for doing this video! Very informative. I don't understand the fascination with Bonnie & Clyde either. Yet they were America's sweethearts!! Very interesting case. Again, thank you! 💞
As a Professional Horticulturist, I believe that those are daffodils on Bonnie's grave, not Jonquiles.
I just wrote a comment saying something similar lol. I'm from ireland and we call them daffodils they're very common here and bloom every year around this time.
Hey Emma. Thank you for the comment and ERON GO BRAGH!
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May good and faithful friends be yours wherever you may roam.
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Thanks Emma( I think) I'm not Celtic, sometimes I wish I was. And I realized my mistake in spelling Erin!
Yes it's Emma 😊 and not to worry..you did well with only 1 mistake it's a tough language lol I unfortunately don't speak my native tongue (it's more common to hear it spoken up north in Donegal etc than in the south..I'm from Co. Wicklow aka the Garden County) but I know a few phrases. Where are you from? Have you ever been to Ireland?
The thing about the Bonnie, and Clyde ambush. They had been running rampant; robbery, and killing. And their preferred weapon of choice? Was the Browning BAR (Browning Automatic Rifle) and police were outgunned. But when the FBI brought them down. They used Bonnie, and Clyde’s weapon against them.
Always enjoy your videos. Didn't really realize how brutal Bonnie and Clyde actually were. Another job well done. Thank-you!
I love the history of Bonnie and Clyde
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I live in Louisiana been there before been to the death site too, it’s amazing love then history behind them.
Visited the museum and highway ambush site just last week. Interesting day of history.
You rushed too fast through some interesting display cases but the idea is excellent.
Thank you 🙏 very interesting!
My great grandpa who served in world war 2 had saw their bodies and car as they towed it through town
B&C were taken out with BARs and Model 8 Remingtons....none of the LEOs had tommy guns.....and the posse was stationed on the opposite side of the road from the two markers.....at least get the basics right.....
Cowards, hiding in the bushes, ambushing them
Well, certainly they were not the pillars of integrity and valor that you would be in their situation....lol....run along, sonny....this thread is for adults....
Fuck you
Yeah. They should've pulled them over all polite like and gotten a face full of buck shot.
Damn these museum owners weren’t playing around with the death car 😬😂
It's sad how everyone thinks that Bonnie and Clyde were lovers. Imagine Bonnie's husband hears about this in prison and flips out. Bonnie and Clyde were only partners in crime.
The flower that you showed and called Jonquil looks a lot like a Daffodil. They're a national symbol for St Davids Day in Wales (UK)
They were romanticized mostly because of Hollywood casting 2 good looking actors for the roles (Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway). Give them likable personalities on top of it, and you have two killers being remembered as celebrities.
In reality, neither were much to look at.
centuryrox I’ve never watched the movie and I didn’t know they were real people until I heard their names being mentioned in a tv show and I had done more research
@@emo_one_6666 It's actually a pretty good movie if you remember that it's not a very accurate depiction of events. In addition to casting good looking actors with charming personalities, the movie also marginalized the brutality of their crimes. Any killing they did was shown as either accidental or in self defense, when in reality Bonnie & Clyde were brutal and ruthless, and would kill without hesitation.
I love how you say hi you all instead of y’all. Been subscribed for years. Love your videos
That’s my hometown I was told that was the car from the movie
I first saw the car at Whiskey Pete's in Sept. 1996. On my next trip down that way, it had been moved across the highway to the Primm Valley Casino. I moved to Reno in 2010......& maybe in around 2014.....the car was brought up here to spend a couple of months on display at the Gold Ranch Casino in Verdi. This time, it wasn't surrounded by plexiglass.....but sat in the center of the bar area, cordoned off by only a rope. I remember being able to reach out & place my fingertip into one of the bullet holes. .
My dad went to the funeral home to view Bonnie. Technically they were not serial killers, just ruthless killers. It's unknown if Bonnie actually shot anybody, but she condoned it nonetheless
Yes true
Serial killer: a person who commits a series of murders, often with no apparent motive and typically following a characteristic, predictable behavior pattern.
I worked at KWKH in Shreveport and we broadcast from festivals all over that area, there was a Bonnie and Clyde festival for years in Gibsland, early 90s...
You got the story at the death site all wrong. They were killed on the opposite side of the road from the monument.
True, and came driving from the right - when facing the monument.
I saw the Bonnie and Clyde car back in the sixties on display at the Minnesota state fair.
I think this guy's channel is great deffo deserves to be a lot bigger then he is
He's pretty good size.
My grand dad fixed Clydes car but he was just starting out in his career. Sikes, Louisiana around 1933 when Mama was able to recall him sitting on the running board. Her and Aunt Kelly were playing in the yard and told me about his hat and khakis britches.
These days bonnie and clide would never cross are minds we have thousands of murderers crossing the border every and do nothing about it
Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were very small people, Clyde was about 5’3” and Bonnie was 4’11”. Very short.
I live like 30 mins from here and I've always wanted to go
That museum was ran by a old guy they called "Boots". His dad was the tow truck driver that brought their car back into town. He may have passed by now. He was in his 80s and pretty frail when I went in 2014. He even fell that day and we had to call an ambulance.
Supposedly Bonnie still had a half eaten egg sandwich after the ambush.
The lady that ran the second "museum" gave me the directions to the death site.
There's currently a legal battle in Dallas over the Barrow gas station. A developer that owns the lands wants to tear it down while a preservation group wants to save it.
Anyway, cool video.
During tours of the FBI headquarters In D.C. In the 80's, after atoommy gun demo, the agents handed out shell casings to kids in the student tour groups.
Them flowers are called Daffodils in England come out in spring time. Enjoyed the vid, Thanks
Frank Hamer tracked them down not Hinton he was just in on it. And they weren't shot with tommy guns they tried that before the bullets didn't penetrate the car. They used Remington model 8's in .35 Remington and 30-06 BAR's and shotguns. Tbh that museum looks kinda crappy just packed with old stuff that mostly has no link, most of those guns were not even real or made at that time. But great vid thanks for saving me a trip.
Yeah, the historical inaccuracies and apocrypha would have really made it an aggravating visit for you I reckon.
@@Dr170 Im sorry, if I go to a Bonnie and Clyde museum I expect real artifacts and things that are not made up or faked, I don't expect to see a bunch of fake guns, fake cars and a pack of cigarettes that someone bought at a gas station 5 years ago. You know kinda like how say the Chicago Holocaust museum or the Dillinger museum in Crown point Ind. or the Marshall Space Flight Center, have real artifacts.
You know you're stuff. I was thinking the same thing. This is more of a roadside tourist trap.
@@RhettyforHistory Yep not a museum at all. Most of the artifacts were kept by the law officers because they got screwed out of most of the reward money. Although the rightful owner of the car did manage to sue and get it back. And most of those artifacts can be tracked down. Their guns just recently sold for a ton of money at auction. The only thing probably authentic in there is the stuff the American Pickers guys gave them.
Finally, someone else who noticed some of the guns in their "arsenal" weren't even around back then.
Back then it was a dirt road and the treeline was a lot closer to the road then it is now... The landscape of all them old roads have changed since that time!!! I grew up in Louisiana and love the history of my state
Yep! You are so right! The tree's and brush would have been linning the road!
And the police ambush was on the other side of the road from the markers.
@@jazzyts1 trees*
They weren’t serial killers they were bank robbers how do you not know that.
Benwolf Johnson yes but they killed so many people during those robberies that they could be classified as serial killers even if it wasn’t their main intention
@@sarahbatongbacal9411 I disagree. Serial Killers are a specific type of killer. They plan out there murders they target specific type of people(IE... Young Women) and there crimes are very similar in nature. Bonnie and Clyde were Bank Robbers that would kill people that got in there way.I don't think they went into a bank with the intent of
killing anyone, If they had to, they would but it wasn't their main objective.
Jim Morris oh ok that makes sense thanks for telling me that
I agree with you 100 percent
you beat me to it, bonnie and clyde wouldn't be classified as "serial killers", especially bonnie, clyde was a cold blooded killer, but was fiercely motivated by his experience in the notoriously violent eastham prison farm, he was just 21, was raped, forced to do back breaking hard labor, (usually long days picking cotton) and prisoners who complained too much (or a guard had it in for someone) could be pulled out, taken around a building and executed, the guards would then write false reports they were killed trying to escape.
many of clyde's killings were in shoot-outs, 9 shootouts in all i think, that's not to say he wasn't the first to shoot, or make excuses for his killings. but the simple fact is clyde barrow became increasingly forced into "kill or be killed" situations.
side note; the eastham prison was so bad it eventually led to prison reform nationwide. so clyde did accomplish bringing attention to it's brutal treatment of prisoners. he even led a prison break from the outside just 4 months before he died. a lawsuit in 1974 alleged "cruel and unusual punishment" at the prison, it took 6 years but they won the case.
Very interesting video. I've always been fantasized by Bonnie and Clyde
Bonnie and Clyde were famous bank robbers
They did make this museum more eye catching in Fallout New Vegas
They were not serial killers. They were gangsters that robbed bank's together.👫🔫💵💰🚬
In most states, serial killer is described as killing 3 or more people in a certain time frame. So they could be classified as such
They were cowardly scum.
Designating "serial killers" is done at the federal level,not at the state level! It is done by the FBI at Quantico,Virginia!
That death car was knarly!
To me it illustrates the terror they put on good people! They died living the same terror and deservedly so.
Bonnie and Clyde were not serial killers, they were bank robbers and killed to escape or cover a robbery.
Didn't shoot Thompson's,
Clyde was a surgeon with his BAR.
Robert Robb Uhhh let me see. If you kill 3 or more people, no matter what the reason is, you are a serial killer. I hope that clears it up for you. 😎
Bonnie was reputed to have never shot anyone.
Robert Robb- That makes it OK then! (eye roll)
It certainly doesn't make it the blanket statement it was previously, smh
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They weren't serial killers dumbass.
Very interesting, thanks Jacob. for sharing 🤗.
Loved this one!! I have always been fascinated by them as well. I have also seen the death car too, but this was really interesting, thanks so much!!
Another fascinating video. I like seeing about history back when it happened. Keep up the good work can't wait to see more videos of history for sure.