This project is about the life and death of two young American outlaw lovers. They were known as, Bonnie Elizabeth Parker, a young poet with big dreams and Clyde Barrow, a young man that came from a poor farming family of nine. The project will describe how the two had first met, then become lovers determined to destroy anything or anyone that came between what they wanted no matter the cost. This project will show poor family conditions during The Great Depression. Because of the way life was, it may have been what led them on their murderous spree between 1931 and 1934. Furthermore, this project will show how it had all began, how it ended and who else became criminal outlaws with these two rebellious young adults during a three year period.
This project intends to explain the lifestyle for people in the 1930's. Also, to show how it might have been the cause that drove Bonnie and Clyde to become known as the two murderous criminals of their decade. The information for this project was collected from various sources including the internet, books and online newspaper articles. Also included with my project is a book, pictures and a time line of their crime spree across the middle part of The United States during 1931-1934.
Bonnie and Clyde were well-known American Outlaws during the 1930's. They were known for robbing and murdering innocent people, traveling with other known criminals and running from the law for almost four years before being ambushed by the lawmen that have been chasing them for months. It wasn't always a life of crime for Bonnie and Clyde growing up. They both had very interesting lives before they ever met each other and became known for their notorious ways.
Bonnie Parker.
Bonnie Elizabeth Parker was born in Rowena, Texas on October 1, 1910. She is the second born of three kids. Her father was a Bricklayer named Charles Parker who was married to a seamstress named Emma Krause.