Clyde: The Leader of the Barrow Gang

During the Great Depression, the crime rate rose sharply. At this point, thieves, murderers, and even mobs also participated in large-scale crimes. This led to the most dangerous criminals in history. One of the most famous criminal groups during this period was Barro. This group includes notorious Bonnie and Clyde. Their gang took a carnival for two years. This seems to give them more Robin Hood images than killing images. Police dislike them, but the general public likes them.

Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow are known as "Bonny and Clyde" (active in February 1932 - May 1934) and an American couple who committed a crime at Gang's Barrow Gang during the Depression. Under a crazy crime. They are best known for capturing the imagination of the general public as an image of a wild young couple. Together with their gang, they have only 10 bank robbers, usually only $ 80. They were eventually ambushed and killed by a group of lawyers in Texas State and Louisiana State on the roadside outside the Bienville Diocese of Louisiana.

Films and television tend to portray Bonnie and Clyde as addictive bank robberies threatening financial institutions throughout the Midwest and South. This is far from the fact. In the four years of Baro Gang's activity period, they robbed less than 15 banks. Some of them were more than once. Despite their efforts, they rarely take a vacation usually. Several successful bank robbers related to Bonnie and Clyde were mainly from Clyde and criminal assistant Raymond Hamilton. Bonnie sometimes drives a car that escaped, but she often does not participate, and when other people take away the bank they will stay in a hidden place.

During the Great Depression, when Clyde tried to steal a Bonnie's mother's car, Clyde Burrow (Warren Beatty) and Bonnie Parker (Fay Dunaway) met. Bonnie, who was tired of her job as a waitress, was very interested in Clyde, so he accepted him and decided to become his criminal partner. Although they have achieved some results, their amateur efforts are exciting but not very profitable. They contacted CW Moss (Michael J. Pollard), a clerk at a clumsy petrol station, and became criminal frenzy to Clyde's brother Gene Hackman and his wife Estelle Parsons. The daughter of a fast file preacher. The excited Blanche has dismissed Bonnie, Clyde, CW, and Pony considers Blanche's frivolity as gang. Sustained risk of happiness