14 Photos That Tell Bonnie and Clyde’s Story

Bonnie and Clyde’s names are forever etched in history, not just for their infamous crimes, but for the love story that fueled their reckless path. From daring bank robberies to the relentless pursuit by lawmen, their journey was one of defiance, danger, and tragic romance. As the nation watched, they became symbols of rebellion, captivating the public with their audacity and raw determination. Yet beneath the myth, the truth of their violent end reveals the dark reality of their lives and the brutal consequences of their choices. We hope you’re ready to take a look into the most deviant love story ever told, because here are 15 photos that tell the story of Bonnie and Clyde.

1. Clyde Barrow’s mugshot, 1926.

Vintage black and white mugshot of a young man with short hair. Two views are shown: a side profile on the left and a front-facing view on the right. A sign above him says "Dallas 6048." The photo has worn edges and creases.
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This half of the iconic duo looks like Alfalfa from The Little Rascals.

2. This rare photo of Bonnie and Clyde is from 1933.

A sepia-toned vintage photo shows a couple sitting closely on the ground in an outdoor setting. The man is wearing a suit, and the woman is in a floral dress. The border has a decorative pattern, with "Bonnie & Clyde" handwritten at the bottom.
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They’re a handsome pair, but Bonnie has such a menacing look.

3. Bonnie Parker worked retail before her life of crime.

A vintage photo of a man and woman in a store. The man, in a suit and hat, stands by a counter with cigar boxes. The woman, in a uniform and hat, stands behind the counter. Shelves with groceries and a sign for oysters are in the background.
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Working retail would drive anyone to a life of crime.

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4. Bonnie and Clyde’s last kiss.

A black and white photo of a couple embracing and kissing. They are standing outdoors against a backdrop of grass and earth. The woman wears a long, dark dress, and the man is in a suit.
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This photo was taken a few hours before they were killed, on May 23, 1934.

5. They look like such a cute couple for psychopaths.

A woman in a dark dress sits on the front fender of a vintage car, leaning on a man in a suit who holds a hat in his hand. They both smile at the camera. The car has round headlights and a visible license plate number.
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These guys are the definition of don’t judge a book by its cover.

6. This infamous photo was found on Bonnie and Clyde’s camera.

A historical black-and-white photo showing a woman playfully pointing a shotgun at a man. Both are in 1930s attire, standing outdoors near a classic car. The woman wears a long dark dress, and the man is in a suit with a tie and hat.
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Even back then criminals did dumb things with guns and took photos of it.

7. People blame Bonnie’s corruption on Clyde.

A black and white photo of a woman and a man leaning against an old-fashioned car. The woman is wearing a long skirt and a coat, while the man is in a suit, holding a hat. The car's license plate reads "587-956." They are outside in daylight.
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People do weird things when they’re in love.

8. Some people say Bonnie Parker was a good person.

A woman in a long skirt and patterned blouse stands confidently in front of an old-fashioned car, with her hands on her hips. The background shows a rural landscape with bare trees under a clear sky.
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Her criminal record combats this though.

9. Her eyes scream that she’s a psycho.

A black and white photo shows a woman leaning against the front of a vintage car. She is wearing a light-colored jacket and dark skirt, with a belt around her waist. The car's license plate reads "587-956." The scene appears to be outdoors.
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I’d steer clear of anyone who looks at you with this look.

10. This is the crime scene where the duo perished.

A vintage black-and-white photograph shows an old car riddled with bullet holes and broken windows. Several men in suits and hats stand in the background, observing the scene. Trees are visible in the distance.
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You can’t help but feel bad when you see the scene.

11. One of the officers who took down the infamous duo, Frank Hamer.

Black and white portrait of a person wearing a suit, tie, and a wide-brimmed hat. The background is plain and blurry, highlighting the figure's formal attire and serious expression.
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Hamer and a gang of other law enforcement officers took them down in Louisiana on May 23, 1934.

12. Bonnie Parker’s sister, Billie Jean Parker.

Black and white mugshot of a woman with short, dark hair and a neutral expression. She wears a dark top with a white collar. Her plaque reads "DALLAS 11722 11-28-33," and she has a visible mark on her face.
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They both have the same pair of extremely menacing eyes.

13. A monster in disguise.

A woman in a long dark dress poses confidently with a handgun in her right hand, leaning against the front of a vintage car. She rests her left arm on the car's headlight. The background is a natural setting with bushes.
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Why did they do this photo op of incriminating evidence?

14. This is the Ford V8 Bonnie and Clyde were killed in.

Brown vintage car riddled with bullet holes on display in a museum. The car is behind a black rope barrier, with a small information plaque in front. Other museum exhibits and people are visible in the background.
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Do you think there’s enough bullet holes in there?