Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were not glamorous outlaws. They were desperate, violent, and on the run through the rural South during the worst years of the Depression. They killed at least 13 people, slept in stolen cars, and were riddled with bullets in a Louisiana ambush.

This episode strips away the Hollywood mythology and reconstructs what the Barrow Gang actually was: a small, panicked band of criminals whose fame far outstripped their competence.

• How the Depression and the Texas prison system radicalized Clyde Barrow
• The real relationship between Bonnie and Clyde
• The botched robberies and murders that defined their crime spree
• The Louisiana ambush and the 167 bullets that ended it