With dozens of rounds striking their bodies, Clyde's head flew back
and Bonnie's toppled forward. Clyde's foot slipped off of the clutch
pedal and the car rolled into a ditch.

The lawmen stood looking at the bullet-riddled car for several seconds,
and when no return fire came back at them, they lowered their weapons.
Inside the car they found, a bloodstained map of the state of Louisiana,
Clyde's sunglasses, Bonnie's cosmetics, a detective magazine and her
partially eaten sandwich.

Clyde had over five hundred dollars in his wallet, when inspected!
Besides the large arsenal of weapons found throughout the car, the
lawmen found under the back seat, fifteen license plates from various
states.

On the rear seat, they found travel bags full of clothes and some sacks
of food items. In the trunk they found camping equipment and Clyde's
saxophone.

When word of the killings got out, a swarm of curiousity seekers soon
enveloped the car. People came from miles around, to view the carnage
that had taken place there.

Some were seen gathering up the shell casings from the ground, or prying
bullets out of the tree trunks. Others were climbing over each other, to
get a better look at the bodies of the outlaws, that were still inside of
the car.