Bonnie Fellhoelter

Where are you wearing? Where are the books, lunchboxes, homework, grab coats, gloves, scarves, hats Please do not forget, do not feed your cat There is no doubt! - (1)

"Struggling in many battles" "cunning" "explosive behavior" "pursuit" etc.

The current attitude is "You owe me", "I deserve it", and "This is all my will".

Bonnie and Clyde met in Texas in January 1930. At that time, Bonnie married a murderer who was murdered at the age of 19; Clyde is 21 years old and unmarried. Shortly thereafter, he was arrested for robbery and sent to prison. He escaped using Bonnie to smuggle the gun and was recaptured and sent back to prison. Clyde was released to parole in February 1932, rejoined Bonnie and resumed his criminal life. In addition to car theft, Bonnie and Clyde are suspects of other crimes. When they were killed in 1934, they were believed to have committed 13 murders and a few robbers and thefts. For example, Barrow was suspected of killing two policemen in Joplin, Missouri, kidnapping men and women in the country of Louisiana. He released them near Wald, Texas, after which he found many bank robbers and car thefts.

On April 19, 1932, Fuerth was shot and captured in a gun fight at Kaufman County, Texas. Bonnie Parker was also captured, but Barro escaped. In exchange for Bonnie 's release, Fults convicted of car theft and armed robbery. Unknown Bonnie was released and immediately joined Clyde again. The cult returned to prison again. That summer Raymond Hamilton temporarily returned to Barrow. He was arrested in December and started service in Eastern for a long time. Barro dislikes Hamilton's withdrawal from Eastern's proposed raid, and the irony of Hamilton's imprisonment definitely made a clyde.