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Bonnie and Clyde — Part 2
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UNITED STATES BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Form No. 1
THIS CASE ORIGINATED AT = vO FILE.NO,
PERIOD FOR WHICH MADE: | REPORT MADE ay:
Kaneas City, Mo. 714-335 J, Re CALHOUN
Te:
CHARACTER OF Casi:
CLYDE CHAMPION BARROW with elias NATIONAL MOTOR VERIOLE
ET AL THF? ACT
Everett Cumpton, Route 1, Butler, Missouri, stated
that photograph of Clyde Barrow resembled that of
one of two men whe were with two women near Butler,
Missouri upon the occasion of the burning of a Ford
Coupe. The men were in a new automobile, probably
a Foard V8 Coupe, equipped with Oklahoma tags.
Clyde Borland, Route 1, Butler, Missouri, saw the
Ford coach being burned near Butler, tut did not see
any persons nenr it.
Pe
Report of Special agent W. F. Trainor, Kansas City,
dated May 27, 1933,
DETAILS: At Butler, Missouri
Sheriff Bert Bradley stated that the first infomation he
orrans: received concerning the burning of a Yori coach came from a young
mon named Borland, who lives about 10 miles enst of Butler. Mr.
Bradley went to the place; found the car, and had it towed in,
local Tord dealer showd him where to find the secret
car, and Mr, Bradley checked the car and fount the motor
be 18-231602, and mde note of the seme ani has preserved the sam,
As stated in the report of reference, the car was completely destroyed
and hed no value at the tims of its recovery.
APPROVED AND
FoRWs
COPIES OF THIS REPORT FURNISHED TO;
2 = Bureau
2-Dellas ~~
1 = US Attys, Dallas
2 = Kansas City
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