Americans love a good crime story.

Al Capone, Bugsy Segal, and John Gotti.

We just can't get enough.

But if there's something else Americans enjoy as much as a good crime story, it's a good love story.

And no two people provide that quite like Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow.

They've become almost a shorthand for that us against the world kind of love.

They even have been granted the honor of being the inspiration for a 2002 song by Beyoncé and

Jay-Z.

O-3, Bonnie and Clyde. In their music video, Jay and O3, Bonnie and Clyde.

In their music video, Jay and Beyonce are on the run

and in Aston Martin, counting piles of cash on hotel beds,

and to be honest, the whole thing looks glamorous

and even kind of fun.

The video ends with Jay and Beyoncé escaping the feds and riding off into the sunset together.

Anybody have found a fun about riding and dying and you know that kind of life they don't know the true

story these two kids were miserable that's Perry Carver he's the founder of the

Bonnie and Clyde ambush museum they were on the run cost at William and it was scary. My name is

Boldelaire and this is Atlas Obscura a celebration of the world's strange incredible and wondrous places.

Today, we go to Gibbsland, Louisiana,

to the Bonnie and Clyde Ambush Museum,

and we meet a person who set out

to separate fact from fiction

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