When I saw the Bonnie and Clyde car 40 yrs ago, you could still see blood stains in the seats.

Bonnie and Clyde killed 13 people, nine of whom were lawmen, so they weren't nice folks, I wish there was a monument to their victims who are long forgotten

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wow the drivers side of the car is mind blowing.

If you're curious as to why there are no obvious blood stains on Clyde's shirt, it's because it was given back to his mother who took it home and washed it.

Back in the 80's a casino in Virginia City, NV had this car on display , the real car when we went in to see it no one was there, so I stepped over the rope and sat on Bonnie's side, It was creepy but awesome...

Back in the 60's they used to haul the Bonnie & Clyde car around in a semi trailer truck. They'd park it in a shopping center parking lot and charge admission to see the car. I saw it when I was a kid.

Clyde had such a reputation that after they filled that car with bullets when the rangers walked close to see they still had their guns drawn half expecting Clyde to come back shooting!

My grandmother was home at her farm in Missouri on US 60 when the Barrow gang drove up. They robbed her for bacon, eggs, hams and bread. A state patrolman stopped to see if she had seen their car a couple hours later. He handed her a 38 revolver for protection and drove off after them. He was killed a couple weeks later. The gun was kept in the family for generations..never fired. What kind of punks rob a lady with 3 small kids of food during the great depression?

They actually made gambling slot machines off of two people that was on killing sprees this America we live in is something else🤣🤣🤣🤣

There was a renewed interest in this car after the Warren Beatty movie came out in 1967. It had done the state fair circuits for years but had been mothballed! I saw it in person in 1971 as a small lad… Madison Wisconsin. We stood in line to get a closer look and the guy who is running the operation said to me “ come on up here a little feller and take a better look..! “ he picked me up and put me on the running board on the passenger side to look in the window. It smelled like an old car but there were two mannequins in the front seat dressed in the actual clothes that Bonnie and Clyde were shot to death in. The scene was very macabre and I will never ever forget standing on the side of that car! Two years later in 1973 my father was reading the newspaper after dinner and said “ hmmmm. That Bonnie and Clyde car that we saw just sold for $350,000…”

The B&C Death Car is fascinating; however, the guns that were in that car when they were killed are also very interesting. I read that all of those guns were given to the law enforcement guys (who killed B&C). They occasionally turn up in auctions, etc. Back in 2012, the 38 Cal. Police Special that Bonnie Parker had taped to her thigh when she was killed sold at auction for $254,000. A lot of collectors were bidding on that gun.

A Bonnie and Clyde Death Car is an iconic roadside relic, which explains why at least seven of them are currently on display in various American attractions: the real car, the movie car, and five fake cars (A sixth fake was destroyed when the Wax Museum of the Southwest burned in Grand Prairie, Texas).

You two are like Bonnie & Clyde but instead of death you give us lots of happiness.

Pretty cool. I was there last year but the glass wasn't around the car and you could still touch it. I've seen this car in two different places now and it is a great piece of history. Glad you made it!

I live about 2 hours from where Bonnie and Clyde was killed! We go to the museum and site a couple times a year. Thank you for sharing your travels of Bonnie And Clyde and many other adventures! Love your Channel and Jessica you are the best! 💜💜💜

Blanche lived out the rest of her life for the most part relative obscurity. She spent many years in Dallas working as a radio dispatcher for cabs and ambulance. She was a minor witness in the JFK assassination investigation because she as a dispatcher recorded the departure and arrival of the cab Lee Harvey Oswald hailed shortly after the assassination. She was known as Blanche Frasure and had also dispatched the O'neal Ambulance service to rush Oswald to Parkland after he was shot by Jack Ruby.

Dude...thats the best intro ive ever seen on KZfaq. The listening, the look,and the length. Perfect!

My grandfather was working in Arcadia when this happened. His construction crew went to see the bodies at the funeral home/furniture store that they were taken too, but he didn't go.

I enjoy all your videos. They're fun to watch and see something new everytime. Cant wait to see more. Take care Michael and Jessica