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This is a popular instagram page that is the life of 2 cats named Bonnie and Clyde named after the criminals.

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Bonnie and Clyde (@bonnienclydekitties) * Instagram photos and videos

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188.7k Followers, 628 Following, 2,569 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Bonnie and Clyde (@bonnienclydekitties)

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This is an article about how Bonnie and Clyde are still figures in pop culture today.

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Image: Flickr, Laura Loveday

They were the crime world's Romeo and Juliet.

For 80 years, the tragic tale of the rebellious Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow has fascinated audiences. Back in the early 1900s, the star-crossed lovers raised hell in the states, murdering and robbing banks with their gang of outlaws. After becoming infamous for their deadly antics, the pair was (spoiler alert) ambushed and killed by law officers in on May 23, 1934.

But pop culture isn't ready to let them go. For decades, the story of the young and reckless criminals has been the subject of movies, musicals, TV shows and popular songs. Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty cemented the duo's iconic status on the silver screen, while Jay Z and Beyonce ushered the legacy into the 21st century.

Here are six pieces of pop culture that will never let Bonnie and Clyde die.

And here's an undated photograph of the iconic couple:

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80 Years After Bonnie and Clyde, Audiences Still Mesmerized

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They were the crime world's Romeo and Juliet. For 80 years, the tragic tale of the rebellious Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow has fascinated audiences. Back in the early 1900s, the star-crossed lovers raised hell in the states, murdering and robbing banks with their gang of outlaws.

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There has been a movie made about the famous couple

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The song

"Bonnie and Clyde 03" by Beyonce is as if her and Jay-z is Bonnie and Clyde

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The song " Getaway car" by Taylor Swift is an extended metaphor about on of her past relationships compared to Bonnie and Clyde.

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April 1933 "“Though Clyde promise to lie low during the two-week say, he and WD were soon leaving during the day to rob area businesses. One day, all three men came back late at night with a huge new  cache o guns, stolen from the unguarded National Guard Armory." (pg.100)

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Christmas Day 1932 “Doyle Johnson came tearing out of the front door to protect his brand new vehicle. He jumps on the running board and grabbed for Clyde, tussling with him. W.D. stepped out of the car and pointed his weapon. Clyde's gun fired first W.D. fired shortly after. One of the bullets hit Johnson in the net, knocking him to the road.” (pg.89)

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“As Clyde and Bonnie crisscrossed the country, they managed to stay largely under the radar until October 11th.”... “The man pulled out a pistol and snatch all $50 in the cash register.”(pg.83)

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“In late 1932, when the US Bureau of Investigation first started to track the couple, federal agents found their Trail dizzying. The new Ford V-8 stolen in Victoria, Texas-after Deputy Sheriff John's was let go-was found around August 20th in a cornfield outside Carthage Missouri, about seven hundred miles from where it was taken. Another car was stolen near Carthage and then dumped in early September in Southern Illinois or hundred miles away.” (pg.81)

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August 1932 Bonnie and Clyde were staying at her Aunts house in New Mexico when the sheriff came knocking on the door. “The men ordered the sheriff into the car, and Clyde, Raymond, and Bonnie joined him. Aunt Nellie drop to her knees, begging them not to hurt the deputy. “They told her to shut up” John's said later, “but they did say they wouldn't hurt me.” Then, without so much as a wave goodbye that's more down the road. (pg.70)

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August 1932 Neuhoff Packing Company “The men timed the crime just right: cash was being counted when they walk in a little before 5 P.M. One of them demanded “where is the money?” While one held a gun on the office workers, the other plucked $440 in cash )about 8,000 today) from the table and dropped it off in a bag.”(pg.63-64)

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"Over the next two years,"(1932-1934) "the couple would regularly take refuge in such hideouts for a few days up to a few weeks. They were usually in unknown areas, but sometimes they were protected by relatives, fellow outlaws, or locals desperate enough for extra cash during the Depression to keep quiet about the new folks in town." (pg.59)

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"In mid-June of 1932, Bonnie was released from the Kaufman jail." (pg.58)

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The next day the 2 were spotted and Bonnie got caught while Clyde made a run for it and escaped.

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On the run in April of 1932, Bonnie and Clyde's car got stuck in the mud. They ran to a near by farm and stole 2 mules.

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Clyde was released from prison February 2, 1932.

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In October of 1931 Clyde committed his first murder in prison but someone took the blame for him.

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Bonnie had been the one to get the gun to Clyde that helped him escape jail in 1930.

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Blumenthal, Karen. Bonnie and Clyde: The Making of a Legend. New York, Viking. Accessed 3 Dec. 2018.

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On March 11, 1930 after being in jail for less than a week Clyde and 2 others had escaped but then got caught in Ohio.

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"In January 1930, Clyde and Bonnie met at Bonnie's brother and sister-in-law's house."(pg.35)

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Clyde and his older brother Buck stole turkeys and got caught so Buck took the blame.

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"Clyde got the initials EBW for his girlfriend at the time and later used the name Elvin Williams as an alias using those initials." (pg.18)

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"As a kid Clyde would like to pretend he was Jesse James, A famous outlaw who robbed banks." (pg.10)

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April 13 1933, 5 police cars pulled up to there apartment and an intense gunfight happened.

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"Bonnie poses with a gun and cigar, March 1933. This photograph makes her famous." (pg.3)