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 Frank Hamner  Death Car |
THE FINAL DAYS OF BONNIE & CLYDE On May 6 1934, Bonnie and Clyde had a meeting with their families. They had no idea on that rural road near Dallas that this would be the last meeting of such nature. Bonnie had even mentioned fear of their looming demise to her Mother. At this meeting she gave her the now infamous "The Story of Bonnie & Clyde" poem. ~ Bonnie and Clyde stole their last car in Topeka, kansas, this car would end up being the car they were to die in. It was stolen from the driveway of a private residence. The car was a 1934 sand-colored Ford V-8 Sedan. It had custom seat covers and built-in water-style heater. Very top-of-the-line for this era. ~ Henry Methvin and his father, Iverson Methvin, who had been harboring Bonnie & Clyde, had tipped off the police that the pair were staying with them. This was in hopes of giving Henry imunnity to crimes committed while in the company of Bonnie & Clyde. Frank Hamer and his posse of men ambushed the couple off a road in Gibsland, Louisana. ~ Bonnie & Clyde did not get burried together as they had wished. Each family had their own plans. The hysteria that followed their deaths had grown larger than it was when they were alive. Both funerals were standing room only. |
 Henry Methvin |
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