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Bonnie & Clyde’s Revenge on EasthamAmerican History | one comment | Print This Post | Email This Post
With the ambush of Bonnie and Clyde and the execution of Raymond Hamilton and Joe Palmer, Colonel Lee Simmons had fulfilled his promise to the dying Major Crowson. He had indeed ‘resettled accounts.’ Subscribe Today
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One Comment to “Bonnie & Clyde’s Revenge on Eastham”
I would like to say that this story from what I can remeber is quite true. My Grand Mother would tell me of the way it use to be at eastham. My Grand Father Larkin A. Seely worked on the prison farm for many years. He was I belive the one that hunted, with the dogs, the one who was found that night.
By Walter Blackwell on Jun 19, 2009 at 1:21 pm