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as ing these six or eight weeks Bonnie, Jack and Clyde visited Mrs. Barrow, the mother of my husband and Clyde Barrow, twice in Dalles, Texas, going into Dallas et night each time in order not to be recognized by the officers there. My husband and 1 had planned to lenve the others on the day after the shooting in Joplin, but we were unable to do so. After we left Joplin two cars were stolen in which we traveled during this six or eight weeks period of time. I do not know whet filling stations or stores were robbed during this period of time, but I do know that our money wes obtained through hold-ups or robberies. Although we had never had « great deal of money, yet we always had sufficient for our needs. On the two visits back to Dellas which Clyde, Jack and Bonnie made, “Buck” and I would stay at some point either in Oklahoma or Texes and meet them at some prearranged place. On the last trip they made to Dallas, on their return their car turned over end was burned, This occurred some plece near the Texas-Okleh oma Line and later that same time, “Buck” and 1 met them just outside of Sayre, Oklahom on a bridge, When Jack, Bonnie and Clyde met us that night they had with them two officers which they clsimed they had captured in order to keep from being arrested themselves after their car accident. The officers were left here at o bridge after being tied up and we again traveled around in the two cars. A few days after we left Syra, Okldhoms, at the request of my husband I left Muskogee, Gklahoma by bus for Dallas, Texas. Before I left, my husband told me that they were in so much trouble that I had better not return unless I wanted to. I arrived on the bus in Dallas, Texas in the morning end went @irectly to the home of Elvin Barrow, where I visited them end where I saw “Buck's” mother and several other members of the family. At the time I talked with my mother-in-law, Mrae Barrow, I told her the entire truth of all the trouble we had been in and returned to my husband at a little bus stop some plece between McAlester and Muskogee, Oklahoma, i do not ree member the nams of it, and I returned of my own volition and accord and it was against the wishes end instructions of my husband that I did return. After leaving Oklshoma we went to Fort Smith, Arkemsas end for about a week we camped between Fort Smith and Van Buren, and one afternoon my husband and Jack Sherman left camp and I 41d not see any more of them until ebout sundown at which time