Bonnie and Clyde share a kiss in Joplin, Missouri, in 1933.Caters News Agency In addition to the historic photos, there’s a copy of Clyde’s criminal record, his fingerprints and a warning from ...

A newly-unearthed photo of Bonnie and Clyde depicts the murderous outlaws in a loving embrace days before they met a gruesome end. The photo shows the legendary crime duo kissing in Joplin ...

The director of a new documentary about the Barrow gang, "American Experience: Bonnie and Clyde," points easily to how pictures published in The Joplin Globe back in 1933 helped build them up and ...

The photos were developed and published by the Joplin Globe showing Bonnie, Clyde and Jones holding guns and even pointing them at each other. While on the run, the group robbed a series of banks ...

Bonnie and Clyde's gruesome end was captured in black-and-white photos showing their bullet ... which they had taken while they were in Joplin, Missouri. "Shortly after they were discovered ...

Tom DeGraff, who worked for the Joplin Police Department ... and police asked the Globe to develop the photos. Until then, few knew what Bonnie and Clyde or their partners looked like, but ...

Bonnie and Clyde made a surprise appearance at Russia’s annual Victory Day concert — as an image of the infamous 1930s criminal couple was shown to the crowd on a big screen among a group of ...

Polk County resident and retired SPD officer Ron Hutcheson said the project stemmed after he saw photos of one of the gravestones in a KY3 story about the Bonnie and Clyde murders in Joplin.