BONNIE AND CLYDE’S Ambush, Bodies, Embalming, Funerals and Graves (the Sanitized version)

Bonnie and Clyde were ambushed on a dusty and remote Louisiana highway on May 23, 1934 by two retired Texas Rangers and Texas and Louisiana officers. This video describes their death, the condition of their remains, possessions found on them and in the car, and the challenges facing the funeral homes that prepared them for viewing. Included is the reading of a letter written by one of Bonnie’s embalmers, describing her condition and how she was prepared for viewing. Sites visited include the funeral home where Clyde’s funeral was held and the Texas Rangers Hall of Fame in Waco, Texas, where many Bonnie and Clyde artifacts are on display including items found in the death car, and the gravesites of both Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker. This is a “sanitized” edition of a video posted several days ago which was going viral. But YouTube flagged it as age restricted which buried it from audiences and effectively killing it. The original is still available if you’d like to view it but you must be signed in. You can find it in my Bonnie and Clyde playlist. This version contains peaceful nature scenes and cute animal gifs over images I feel may have flagged it (they don’t tell you.) Enjoy! The audio is the exact same (hope I don’t regret that)

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