The Barrow Gang
The Barrow Gang was a gang of Depression Era outlaws led by Clyde Barrow. The gang was formed by Clyde Barrow and Ralph Fults in February 1932 after Clyde was released from Eastham Prison in Texas. The members were Clyde Barrow,Bonnie Parker,Ralph Fults,Buck Barrow,Blanche Barrow,W.D. Jones,Joe Palmer,Raymond Hamilton and Henry Methvin.
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