"A newsboy once said to his buddy I wish old Clyde would get jumped In these awful hard times we'd make a few dimes if five or six cops would get bumped" ~Bonnie Parker~

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The Bonnie & Clyde Signatures An Historical Search for the Truth
A fascinating look, into A. Winston Woodward's Bonnie & Clyde's "Rare" Dual Signatures are revealed on the internet, for the first time - here in the Hideout! The signatures have been forensically tested by America's leading examiners and supported by prominent figures relating to Bonnie and Clyde history. See how these signatures were obtained, where they originated and how they were proven "authentic" through exhaustive forensic testing. Find out where you can view this historical artifact being displayed.
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Hillary Duff - "The Perfect Bonnie" Look for actress/singer Hillary Duff's photo spread in next month's issue of ALLURE Magazine - due out April 22nd. Inspired by the 1967 movie Bonnie and Clyde, ALLURE'S Creative Director Paul Cavacoshe styled Ms. Duff after Faye Dunaway.








Bonnie and Clyde SPECIAL EDITION DVD SET
Two-disc Special Edition of Bonnie and Clyde, available NOW and should retail at around $20.97. As well as a remastered presentation from the original elements. This new release will include a History Channel Documentary – Love and Death: The Story of Bonnie and Clyde, 3-part Making of Bonnie and Clyde (Bonnie and Clyde’s Gang, The Reality and Myth of Bonnie and Clyde, and Releasing Bonnie and Clyde), Warren Beatty Wardrobe Tests, deleted scenes (The Road to Mineloa, and Outlaws), and trailers.

An Ultimate Collector’s Edition will also be available for $39.92. This includes all the above features, along with a 36-page hardcover book of rare, behind-the-scenes photos, a 24-page reproduction of the original 1967 press book and a special mail-in poster offer. Simultaneous HD DVD and Blu-Ray versions of Bonnie and Clyde will also be released for $34.99.






John Walsh, Host of "America's Most Wanted" To Partner in New Venture, Set to Open in Spring 2008 The "National Museum of Crime & Punishment" (NMCP)

MOVIE DEATH CAR GETS A LIFT


The Bonnie and Clyde movie "death car" seen above, belonging to Ken M. Holmes Jr., of "THE BONNIE AND CLYDE AMBUSH MUSEUM" (Gibsland, La.) was just recently air lifted by crane, from the street below, to the second floor of the NMCP building - where it will be exhibited come March 2008.
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HOT OFF THE PRESS
Here's a new book about my favorite subject, that I think you'll enjoy!
Author Nate Hendley wraps the whole Bonnie and Clyde story up in a nutshell - in an easy to assimilate manner. Mr. Hendley shows no glamorization nor condemnation here, but strives to be forthcoming in sharing with us his assemblage of facts - Frank R. Ballinger
Special thanks to author Nate Hendley for his kind acknowledgments!
Bonnie and Clyde - A Biography By Nate Hendley Greenwood Biographies - 2007 Hard Cover ISBN No. 031333871X






"TURNINGPOINT"

Much awaited book detailing the murder of Barrow Gang victim J.N. Bucher - AVAILABLE APRIL 2008 It will contain copies of all the documentation which survived the court house fire in Hillsboro, State Archives findings, plus info from the family and also some never before seen photographs.
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NEW BOOK AVAILABLE JULY 11, 2008







Is this Bonnie Parker???










Ballad Of Bonnie & Clyde






BARROW GANG'S JOPLIN HIDEOUT IS AVAILABLE TO RENT


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THE BONNIE & CLYDE AMBUSH MUSEUM

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Southwestern Historical Publications - Ken M. Holmes Jr. And now available online, is Ken's "ON THE ROAD TO GIBSLAND" BARROW-PARKER NEWSLETTER PUBLICATION'S WEBSITE HERE swhistorical@yahoo.com











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Filming has begun for "PUBLIC ENEMIES"

Versatile actor Johnny Depp portrays the dapper outlaw John Dillinger







Crime Authors Unite in Joplin Enter the Booking Room to read about it...
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Leaders in Stuart, Iowa are seeking a state revitalization project grant to include a mural commemorating a bank (now the town’s police station) robbed in 1934 by Bonnie and Clyde.





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Hard to find documentary "Remembering Bonnie & Clyde"

Now available on DVD-R $29.95 I've always found this to be the BEST documentary made about Bonnie and Clyde! Ordering Information (and streaming video trailer) here
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(From the Texas photo album) I've recently come across some vintage early 1930s photographs which were in albums from Texas and Arkansas and I immediately thought of this gal's striking similarity to Bonnie Parker.





Actress Rose McGowan looking every bit the gun moll here!

And she looks like she can handle a weapon too!
still from the Rodriguez and Tarantino movie "Grindhouse"






And this Texas gal sure do look like Bonnie Parker to me!







20 MILLION HITS SINCE 1997

Marvelle Feller photo for color inset of Mr. Feller - courtesy Rick Mattix

Doris Feller is currently working with state and county now to erect a roadside park with pictorial displays and granite markers commemorating both the old Dexfield Park north of Dexter, IA and the famous 1933 battle with the Barrow Gang there. The markers are ready, but construction expenses must still be met. Doris is the daughter-in-law of Marvelle Feller. Marvelle was present when Bonnie & Clyde made their getaway in his father's car and is one of the few living men to ever stare down Clyde Barrow's gun barrel.

SNEAK PEEK OF THE DEXFIELD PARK BARROW GANG MARKER
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marker image courtesy of Rick Mattix


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Remington that did Bonnie and Clyde in fetches $69,000
Remington's image above, and info presented here below are courtesy of James D. Julia, Inc., Fairfield, Maine James D. Julia, Inc. - Auctioneers and Appraisers


Along with an affidavit by Reves Jordan, brother of Sheriff Henderson Jordan, who was in charge of the ambush. Jordan states that this is the gun that was used by Prentiss Oakley in the shootout. This notarized document was executed Sept. 21, 1980. Another notarized document, executed Dec. 18, 1967, is signed by HN Davis, Sheriff of Bienville Parish following the retirement of Prentiss Oakley, attesting that this is the gun by which they were killed.
Reves Jordan's notarized statement also tells of Deputy Oakley borrowing the rifle from Dr. Shehee and a notarized letter also from Reves Jordan identifying this rifle by model & serial number as the one owned by Dr. Shehee and used by Deputy Oakley when Bonnie & Clyde were killed. There is another identical statement by someone named Williams, who was the brother-in-law of Dr. Shehee.

The Haunting Tale Behind The Deadly Remington

From the collection of Dolph McCleish of Monroe, Louisiana who has been a lifelong passionate collector of firearms with particular interest in Remington. His historic Remington Model 8 rifle had been used by Deputy Prentiss Oakley in the ambush of Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow. Oakley, a superb marksman, used this rifle to shoot Clyde Barrow, and it is believed he also shot Bonnie Parker. The gun had carried a presale estimate of $50,000-150,000 and sold for $69,000. When consigning the gun, Dolph had related that an old and great personal friend of his had passed away many years ago and in his will left the gun to him, knowing that he had admired it so much. The widow, in presenting the gun had explained to Dolph that the gun was "haunted" and would shoot by itself. Dolph is an ardent shooter, and shortly after getting the gun, one day decided to take it out and shoot. After loading it, the gun automatically fired by itself and scared him enough so that he put it in his gun room and vowed never to shoot it again. Within a week or so, a relative of his recently departed friend showed up at the door demanding that the rifle should have been given to him, and Dolph, not wishing hard feelings, simply gave the gun up, but two weeks later the relative came back and decided that Dolph should have the gun. Dolph always suspected that the relative had experienced the same mysterious automatic firing of the gun that Dolph had. Nonetheless, Dolph went back to the widow and paid what he felt was a fair price for the gun to avoid any further complications. The gun was one of Dolph's earlier acquisitions, and it had always been a great source of pride for him and was the subject of numerous magazine articles.




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