BONNIE AND CLYDE’S Reeds Spring, MO. SHOOTOUT (number 11) 

Thank you again...For another practically unknown piece of Bonnie and Clyde history!! Those two or so years they ran "Outlaw" as my Grandpa use to say, the notorious couple went through an unimaginable amounts of miles of rural towns and farming communities..I think of all the people they encountered and the history that some person's great Uncle or Aunt had a story of their encounter with Bonnie and Clyde..Most all are long gone here in the year 2022..Now the teenagers of the 50s and 60s step into the age range of their parents who often heard of, read about, or actually encountered the real Barrow Gang..

what an interesting story. Bonnie and Clyde are American Folklore. Alot of research went into this video. I really appreciate it.

Excellent again. And estate looked so cool too bad someone cannot restore it

Very interesting about the Buick. I guess Thompson thought "advertising" who test drove it could work either way and decided not to have any more publicity. Side note: Didn't Clyde prefer the Ford V8 over many other makes due to speed? Another great presentation!

Never heard this story before....very cool.

I went to school in Reed's Spring and remember seeing the mayors house with the waterfall working. It was a really neat place to see.

I am really enjoying your playlist about Bonnie Clyde thank you , You are doing an amazing job. Except in this one you said Joe Gunn said There is enough ammunition to save ...... I can't make out the last couple words, there is enough ammunition to save what ?

Is Reed’s Springs, Mo. near Wellington? It was in Wellington where Bonnie’s leg was badly burned in that acccident? I found you documentary to be very fascinating! Real history!

Hey thank you for another great episode very interesting. Looks like Joe lived a good long life.

I am impressed with your work. I am gonna binge watch you .😊

In the 1967 movie Bonnie and Clyde, I think a similar event took place when Clyde stole Eugene Grizzard's, an undertaker played by Gene Wilder, car from the front of a house when Eugene and his gal Thelma were frolicking on the front porch. Eugene and Thelma gave chase, Thelma drove, in Thelma's tired out and old early 20's Model T.

Hey thank you for another great episode very interesting

Another well researched video. Excellent stuff.

I really enjoy your videos you really have done your homework

I absolutely love your Bonnie & Clyde series! I hope you see this comment, quick question: Do you know where the infamous pictures of them were taken? The one where bonnie had a cigar in her mouth, etc. If so, where was it and could you do a video on it and visit that location?

Thank you once again for an awesome documentary that was well researched. The road where the shoot out was is absolutely unchanged from the time of the incident and is very interesting. Thank you again and keep up the great work.

Great show 😀

My aunt and uncle lived in Reeds Spring for a number of years...

Bonnie was not an invalid. Her leg healed well enough that she was able to stand on her own and limp about, but she could not run nor walk very fast. If she tried, she would just sort of hop. This was 8 months after the Wellington incident.

That was Joe Dan Dwyer's place he use to have a big Christmas display every year. He had a accident in Alaska years ago a was run over by bulldozer from the story I was told years ago.

There are so many stories out there about this incident. I do not now nor will I ever believe that story happened or went down as told, by many. It makes Bonnie and Clyde look worse which is exactly what they wanted to do at the time. You’re right, Bonnie had that huge acid burn, almost to the bone, no way she put 2 in that cop, or one… as he laid on the gravel rd…check out Clyde’s buddy who absolutely shot first, Clyde wanted to take one or both with them, but release them as they’d done before, many miles away. Not kill them….ppl can say what they want, I really could NOT care less…I do not side with the cops today or 70 years ago, seen too much and a couple personal experiences. They’ll look you in the eyes and lie like a cheap rug. Add to that, at the times, basically everybody was living hand to mouth, thanks to stock market crash causing the Great Depression,while others lived in opulence. WHO paid the price of veiny homeless, no food for their children, no roof over the heads, in a situation they had nothing to do with. No, I’m sorry innocent ppl lost their lives, but I refuse to put all that murdering on B&C, period. Just my opinion.

I enjoyed the detour past the mayor's house. Neat story.

Looks like Joe lived a good long life

#SecretGarden - my aunt gave me the 📕 but I never read it. The #DogHouses look like my g’pa kept his 🦊 hounds in.

You know I've lived in that area my whole life. I actually lived on one side of Yocum pond Road for about 7 years and my nephew still does now. I can see all the photos and know well those places. I think the curve though you are looking at isn't quite that spot. That spot the had the Road block has to be closer to the 13 and 76 intersection but more east. The road where the curve was did change a bit. Now there is a subdivision there. I want to say Barrington Oaks. I think that road block was just on the other side of where the stoplight at the bottom of the hill is. Theres a bank and a dollar general right at the intersection. Now there is a church and what was the Gibson tech center which they are getting ready to move just about where the road block looks to be at your video time of you driving at 5:53 shows the same view I feel. This is a lot of information I didn't know. I had always heard about it happening but didn't know much about it.

I got some never seen before pics of BnC and fam.....I live in Missouri and can catch up with you to explain how BnC showed up in Dallas in 63 to show off in front if Decker... Their offspring...😉

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Thats house gives evil vibes to me

Shady character look him up on the internet.

"Probably" isn't a word for a historian should use.