Life on the Run: The Iconic Story of Bonnie and Clyde

Published on 09/15/2020
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Growing Up a Parker

Growing up in the Parker household, Bonnie chased the spotlight from a young age. She was a regular in talent shows and school pageants and many believed that her charismatic nature would lead her to fame one day. Never one to miss an opportunity to tell her friends she would be a big name one day, Bonnie was regularly telling them that she had big dreams. Little did she know that infamy and immortality awaited her in a couple of years.

Growing Up A Parker

Growing Up A Parker

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More Than Just a Guitar Player

Although Clyde lost his beloved guitar at some point in his escapades, he always had dreams of becoming a musician. His love for music was present from an early age, and he taught himself how to play the saxophone as soon as he was old enough to try. When Bonnie and Clyde died in the shootout from police, investigators found a saxophone in the trunk of the car. While Clyde didn’t have his beloved guitar, at least his saxophone saw him through in the last couple of days of his life.

More Than Just A Guitar Player

More Than Just A Guitar Player

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