An early morning fog rolled in on January 16th, 1934. Clyde Barrow and James Mullen

crouched down by a creek not far from the small town of Love Lady Texas. For Clyde,

this moment had been years in the making. From the creek, Clyde could see two men who

were called high riders making their rounds. High riders were guards on horses who

patrolled the outskirts of Eastham Prism Farm. Their main job was to guard against escape

attempts and they were about to have their hands full. Gunshots rang out from Eastham and

guards scrambled for cover. Clyde propped himself up in the creek, raised his browning

automatic rifle and let loose. He aimed for the trees just beyond where the high riders

were overseeing a work detail of prisoners. Wood splintered, prisoners hit the ground and

guards ran for their lives as bullets seemed to come from every direction.

Footsteps tramped through the fields toward the creek. Clyde's old partner Ray Hamilton

emerged with fellow prisoners Joe Palmer, Hilton Bible and Henry Methvin. They joined Clyde

and James and ran for the road. The fog was so thick they struggled to find their way.

A car horn honked repeatedly and they followed the sound. Bonnie Parker sat in the getaway

car leaning on the horn. When the men arrived, Bonnie slid over to the passenger seat. The

V8 roared down the small country road leaving Eastham far behind. The raid was a success.

Clyde Barrow finally had his revenge.

But she Shu espaço l домit combine pads.

I'm only took him down and locked him in a cell.

He said to me, I'm never afraid so I need him all in hell.

Well, the goal was dimly, no highway signs again.

We meet up on man, wouldn't give up till we die.

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