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Clyde Barrow (Bonnie and Clyde) once wrote a letter to Henry Ford, thanking him for the reliability and performance of his V-8 automobiles.

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Henry Ford received letters from both Clyde Barrow (Bonnie and Clyde) and John Dillinger thanking him for building the V-8 because of how much it helped them get away from the crimes they committed.

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1. While in prison, Clyde Barrow (Bonnie and Clyde) tried to avoid hard labor by chopping off two of his toes with an axe. As a result, he drove his getaway cars wearing only socks because he couldn’t balance correctly on the pedals of a car when wearing shoes. This is why he died wearing socks.

2. Clyde Barrow of crime-duo Bonnie & Clyde was sentenced to a 14 year prison-sentence for auto theft in 1930. Two years into his sentence he decided to chop off two of his toes in order to get out of doing hard labor. Unbeknownst to him, he would be paroled six days later.

3. While serving a prison sentence early in his criminal career, Clyde Barrow (of Bonnie and Clyde) convinced another inmate to help him avoid hard labor by chopping off two of his toes with an axe. Unfortunately, this choice was made in haste and he would be released a mere six days later.

4. Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow never legally married. Bonnie was legally married to Roy Thornton and had a tattoo of their names together on her knee.

5. Buck Barrow, older brother of Clyde Barrow (of Bonnie and Clyde fame), was able to eat, talk, and remain semi-conscious for several days after being gravely shot in the head.

6. W. D. Jones, of the Barrow Gang (Bonnie & Clyde) only served 6 years for "murder without malice." He was facing the death penalty.