Clyde Barrow
Clyde Barrow was an American outlaw of the Great Depression era, infamous alongside Bonnie Parker as half of the criminal duo Bonnie and Clyde.
They led a gang across the American Southwest robbing banks, gas stations, and small stores, killing several people including law enforcement officers, until they were ambushed and shot dead by police in Louisiana in 1934.
Their story became a lasting symbol of Depression-era desperation and outlaw romance, immortalized in the 1967 film *Bonnie and Clyde*.
- BonnieFeminine Scottish name
- gangsterCriminal organization member
- outlawFugitive from justice
- TexasSecond-largest American state
- robberyTheft through intimidation
bank robber · bank · shootout · ambush · getaway · getaway car · Ford · bullets · fugitive · shot dead · crime · crime spree · spree · infamous · desperado · public enemy · Parker · Louisiana
- Famous TexansSam Houston, Stephen F. Austin, Davy Crockett, Jim Bowie, LBJ
- Bank RobbersJohn Dillinger, Jesse James, Butch Cassidy, Pretty Boy Floyd, Baby Face Nelson
- villainsvillain, antagonists, Darth Vader, evil characters, Joker
- criminalsmurderer, thief, burglar, criminal, killer
Clyde Barrowlawman
Enforcement officer
Texas Ranger · FBI agent · J. Edgar Hoover · sheriff · police officer
Clyde Barrowsaint
Canonized holy person
hero · Good Samaritan · philanthropist · humanitarian · Mother Teresa
Clyde BarrowBonnie Parker