BONNIE AND CLYDE Ambush Death Site & AMAZING Ambush Museum! 

Thank you for the comment and the knowledge . I will Amazon the memoir and buy a copy . 👏

Thank you that sounds like a wonderful book 🤗

Wow that's very Cool that your grandfather actually met The Real Bonnie and Clyde

@@Eddie_Munson_Fan_Edits_. I thought so too. I did ask my GrandPop several different times if he was ever afraid talking to Bonnie & Clyde. He said Bonnie didn’t talk a lot but Clyde seemed like a good ‘ol boy that enjoyed talking about fishing. He said he all he saw they had were 2 homemade fishing poles. I guess I wouldn’t have been afraid either if that’s all they had with them were fishing poles.

I grew up 20 miles from where Clyde was born in Tellico, Tx....his Barrow uncle lived about 10 miles to the east of where I live...the famous photos of them were taken near his uncles farm on a visit to see him...Clyde lived with that uncle some as a child...If I had a dollar 💵 for every story about someone's "supposed" meeting with Bonnie & Clyde 😂 that I've heard thru the years

Would you think they were respectful, nice and likable had they killed someone in your family?

@@freedomfirst5557 Well yeah if he killed my no good lazy ass dad. I’d give him a reward.

I ate there as well... it was amazing!

i live like an hour away and I never went to this and never will.

Who is "we"? You can't be married, you're too good looking.

it is

So many of the younger generations have to "Tag" items as a way of saying they were there.

💯 correct Idiots tagging....make your mark on society with your accomplishments not a spray can or marker.

are you kidding? a place of remembrance for criminals should not exist yet, erect a statue of jeffrey dahmer, you show guns in a display case like a trophy but you already ignore how many people were shot with this gun, what country wants to commemorate crimes and put monuments and museums there? you don't have a different story so you create it from monsters, do a trip in the footsteps of Charles Manson with the same fascination and the museum to commemorate the inscriptions on the walls with the blood of the victims, I wonder if you were killed a family member would you want to build a museum and a place of memory for the murderer of his crimes and also that people would buy tickets to see with fascination what gun they killed a person close to you, it's sick

@@martalisowskaa8457 Well here is a silly question. Why the hell did you click on a Bonnie & Clyde video? Not only that, you went down into the comments just to complain. For every place or person such as this, there are victims who will always be remembered because of memorials. This is a memorial of the PLACE they were killed, not celebrating them for being murderers. If your rambling was true, you YOURSELF just commemorated Bonnie & Clyde by watching a video on them.

The shirt he got smoked in is with the car in Vegas

@@jamesanthony504 Yes it is. I saw it and took a ton of photos.

@@jamesanthony504 The car was on display at the Convention Center in1969 when I was 10 years old. After the release of the movie. It's in Prim NV. 50 miles SW of Las Vegas Near Whiskey Pete's The NV/CA state line

Wow

Methvin cut a deal to get a lesser prison sentence in exchange for helping the police set up the ambush

Henry Methhead? Methhead? Hahaha.

That's cool because my dad and mom were the first to have a colored TV and telephone in the little county we were from in Md.

What a love story

The owners probably have the items insured for three or four times their value, so they're probably hoping the place catches on fire and burns right down to the bare ground, lol.

I was thinking the same thing.. it really is a rotten shame 😔

Very sad , I've always thought anyone that could do that had to be suffering from very low self-esteem about themselves and could take their aggressions out on something that could not harm them back Absolutely disgusting to me !!

The Bonnie and Clyde car has been moved from whiskey Pete's in prim Nevada to the Ronald Reagan Presidential Museum in California

I've been there. The ambush site is still pretty isolated.

I agree

The death site was actually at the bottom of the hill, where the markers were put on a hill for safety reasons with traffic. Hwy. 171Sailes hwy. A friend of mine said the sheriff brought their car by their school afterward saying this was what happens to you when you break the law. I don't recall if the bodies were there,but seemed like it. It's said they had a robbery in Arcadia. I do not recall that side road, it must be new.

I did a whole series on Bonnie and Clyde on my channel including Grapevine. I wasn’t able to go to the location of that one because of travel distance, but I covered it because of its importance in how they were viewed and the fact they discussed it with their captive in Commerce, Oklahoma. What happened to Murphy and Wheeler was horrifying. Their murder was basically what Henry Methvin was promised not to be prosecuted for if he turned on B&C. Luckily Oklahoma wasn’t part of the deal and they got him for killing Cal Campbell in Commerce, but still…

Who was your grandma? H.D. Murphy was my grandma's cousin also! Her name was Flora Dee, she was from Alto Texas. She told me about H.D. and the Bonnie and Clyde gang.

Thanks for sharing your story .

Damn H.D. Murphy

It still had blood and Hair? That's crazy

That's what he said when they recovered it. It makes sense, since police might not clean up items like that when it's evidence or possibly returning to the owners. They are still somewhat like that these days such as if someone was murdered in a private residence, they're not going to clean the property. It's on the property owners.

Thank you for sharing that info! I was just commenting about seeing the car in Nevada at its final home inside of Whiskey Pete’s Casino. It was surreal and really a bit eerie to finally get to see it close-up and in person…

I think the one at Whiskey Pete's is the car. There are a few replicas out there.

Ruth and Jesse Warren are the people it was stolen from. Some young boys claimed they seen Bonnie skulking about looking for a car to steal, but that is questionable because by then she could hardly walk without help because of third degree burns on her leg. The address is 2107 SE Gabler in Topeka. The same house, garage everything is still there. There are pictures of Ruth and Jesse standing by the shot up car in front of the garage (the same one standing today) from back when they finally got it back. Pretty cool. Some greedy sheriff wanted them to pay $15,000 to get their car back, so Ruth went to court for it. And got the car back. Jesse did not want it out in front of the house so Ruth rented or leased it to some fella that wanted to charge people to see it. That fell through and she went to court again to get it back. She then rented it to a Mr Stanley, another man that wanted to show the car off, well after awhile she just ended up selling it to that Mr Stanley for $3500.... So the story says. I am a serious history buff, especially true crime... so I have researched this extensively and those are some of the things I read. I guess the only people that know for sure are the ones that were really there.

Yeah It's because People see your name as Bonnie and they thought you were The Real Bonnie With Clyde 😂😂

@@Eddie_Munson_Fan_Edits_. , What..? No..! They were just teasing me. Joking around. 😏

@@bonniebrown6960 😂😂 yeah it's funny when they tease you

sullen means gloomy, depressed and quiet, she was never like that, more the opposite.

What story America have all its crime and drugs and corrupt government 😅😅😅😅

east texas and louisiana is some pretty country

It was widened to accommodate the power line that runs down on the west side of the...in 1934 the road wasn't asphalt

Jordan I wish had known you were going to do a Bonnie & Clyde vlog...I could pointed out several places you could have gone by while you were in Dallas...the Barrows combination service station/home in west Dallas...the building is still there empty...Bonnie's school is a little farther west on Chalk Hill Rd /I-30 in what was called Cement City in the 30's...the school building is still there also...it has been renovated recently...Clyde and Bucks graves are in the Oak Cliff area...where SRV lived...Bonnie's grave is off Webb's Chapel road in north Dallas/north of Love Field Airport...she is buried by her mother...you can see their graves from the street...I drove by it going to and from work not knowing it was there...you can also drive to Grapevine close to DFW Airport and see the spot where Clyde, Bonnie and Henry Meffin killed the 2 Texas highway patrolmen on Easter Sunday of 1934...it's on Dove Rd on the west side of Grapevine....there's a marker there too...just to west of Bonnie and mother's graves is a huge cemetery....Conrad Hilton is buried there...his first hotel was in Cisco, Tx between Ft. Worth and Abilene...it was in an area that was a huge oilfield in the older days....if you are ever back in the DFW area...visit the Ft. Worth Stockyards area...a big tourist spot with music, food, sites to see....and daily longhorn cattle drives in the red brick streets...there was an old steam engine🚂 train there, but I think it was replaced by a diesel locomotive....the new John Wayne museum opened last year in the Stockyards...I once met John Wayne's wife Pilar and his beautiful granddaughter Jennifer at a Celebrity Rodeo charity event in Ft. Worth...about '96...Jennifer is in a very good female country group called Runaway June

that make a lot of sense and explains many things, thanks.

That is actually not true he was never forced he voluntarily helped

@@alanponseigo2557 .You're right. But if the Jeff Guinn book is to be believed, at the last minute he freaked out telling the lawmen that he would get killed if he went down by the truck but one of them supposedly told him if he didn't they would shoot him. Since this is about the ambush site itself I was just referring to him getting cold feet at that moment. But you're correct. He was in it all along to help get his dipshit son a deal, or amnesty. I forgot what happened to the kid but I think later on he passed out on a railroad track and got killed.

I'm surprised they let you film inside the museum cause it was forbidden when I was there. And the curator told me that was the site they were killed at.