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11-14-2011, 11:01 PM
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Re: The Bonnie & Clyde Story, Including Pictures of Their Death
I'd drive through a hail of bullets for a Camel cigarette!
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11-21-2011, 12:09 AM
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Re: The Bonnie & Clyde Story, Including Pictures of Their Death
Yes. Times were hard and the Conger's could not make ends meet with just a funeral home. You have to realize that this area of Louisiana was VERY rural in 1934 and is rather so even to this day. Arcadia is a small "Mayberry" town where people are still friendly and full of charm. Mr. Conger was the grandfather of a girl I went to school with. Her dad kept the business going until his death at which time I believe the family sold the business to someone else. My friend worked holidays and summers as a secretary at the funeral home. She never told that they brought the bodies to her grandfather's funeral home while we were in High School.
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12-08-2011, 04:22 AM
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Re: The Bonnie & Clyde Story, Including Pictures of Their Death
I can't help but think they were great. Of course they weren't.
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never seen this, awesome post
