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Bonnie Elizabeth Parker ( 1 October 1910 do 23 May 1934-) and Clyde Chestnut Barrow ( 24 March 1909 do 23 May 1934-) they were some famous outlaws, robbers and criminals in United States during the great depression. Bonnie and Clyde caught the attention of the American press and they were considered as " 34 public enemies; between 1931 and 1934. Although the band was known for the bank robberies, Clyde Barrow preferred the theft to small shops and gas stations. Although the public believed that Bonnie was the leader of the band, the role of Bonnie Parker is still a matter of study and controversy. Members of the band as W.D. Jones and Ralph Fults testified that they never saw Bonnie take a gun and that his role is limited to topics logisticos.1 the testimony of Jones was: "Bonnie never picked up a weapon, was absent from the big shootings. " Phillip Steele points out in The Family Story of Bonnie and Clyde, an interview with Marie Barrow, sister small of the Clyde family, which ensures that "Bonnie never gave a single shot. Just followed my brother no matter where. " 2 In this interview to Playboy, W.D. Jones said of Bonnie: "As far as I know, Bonnie never packed a gun. Perhaps she will need to take it in the car. But during the big shootings, I never saw her with a gun, ".3 Your article "Bonnie and Clyde: Romeo and Juliet in a Getaway Car " the writer Joseph Geringer explained that Bonnie and Clyde enjoyed sympathy on the part of American society, compared with a modern Robin Hood and that, thanks to his tragic death, he has framed them in the legend.
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