This purpose of this page is to dispel some of the mistruths and myths about the gang of ruthless killers led by Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker and to pay homage to the twelve people--nine of them law enforcement officers--who were murdered by the gang. There's no fancy graphics or photos here--just the truth. Great emphasis has been placed on collecting accurate information about Bonnie and Clyde and their exploits. A work in progress, so please visit again.

Murdered by Barrow and Company

• 04/23/1932 Storekeeper J. N. Bucher, Hillsboro, TX
• 08/05/1932 Deputy Sheriff E. C. Moore, Atoka, OK
• 10/11/1932 Butcher Howard Hall, Sherman, TX
• 12/05/1932 Lumber salesman Doyle Johnson, Temple, TX
• 01/06/1933 Deputy Sheriff Malcolm Davis, Dallas, TX
• 04/13/1933 Constable J. W. Harryman, Joplin, MO
• 04/12/1933 Detective Harry McGinnis, Joplin, MO
• 06/23/1933 Marshal Henry Humphrey, Alma, AR
• 01/16/1934 Major Joseph Crowson, Eastham Prison, TX
• 04/01/1934 Highway Patrolman E. B. Wheeler, Grapevine, TX
• 04/01/1934 Highway Patrolman H. D. Murphy, Grapevine, TX
• 04/06/1934 Constable Cal Campbell, Commerce, OK





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About Me: Wesley Harris


I have over two decades of law enforcement experience, having served as a dispatcher, patrol officer, investigator, training director, and police chief. I grew up in Ruston, Louisiana, where Bonnie and Clyde stole H.D. Darby's car in an attempt to rob the Ruston State Bank. After working for Ruston PD from 1977 to 1989, I joined the Decatur, GA Police Department where I worked as Training Director, Criminal Investigations Commander, and finally as Chief.


My interest in Bonnie and Clyde goes back to 1968 when the Warren Beatty-Faye Dunaway movie caused a furor in my hometown of Ruston. Many people were incensed that the killers were made out to be folk heroes. Although I was only ten in 1968, I followed this controversy closely. I still have the series of articles run by the local newspaper that pointed out the differences between the movie and the truth.


In 1998, I started my own law enforcement training and consulting business in Longview, Texas. I also serve with the White Oak, TX Police Department.


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