[Shooter 2.5]

I talked to a guy who's father was hired by Bonnie and Clyde when they were hiding out on some island. He would row out and deliver food and supplies.
The father's clearest memory was that Bonnie was a vicious psycho.

[WFTR]

I talked to a guy who's father was hired by Bonnie and Clyde when they were hiding out on some island. He would row out and deliver food and supplies. The father's clearest memory was that Bonnie was a vicious psycho.

She very well may have been a vicious psycho, but weren't Bonnie and Clyde primarily bank robbers? In evaluating the "lone sniper" versus "group" theories, I think we have to consider motivation. Someone out to make an "easy" living through violent robberies may partner with a psycho in order to be a more efficient robber. The driving forces involved cause them to work together. My impression is that most psychotic killers work alone. If the Maryland sniper is working with someone else, his motivations may not be as simple as just a lone nutcase out killing people.

WFTR
Bill

[ALS]

"I talked to a guy who's father was hired by Bonnie and Clyde when they were hiding out on some island. He would row out and deliver food and supplies.
The father's clearest memory was that Bonnie was a vicious psycho."

My grandad knew them as well. One day way back when I was justa kid, a bunch of us were in the backyard of my granny's(great grandmother) house in Erick, Okla. yapping about how cool the movie was(it had just come out) and my grandad happened among us and wailed into us about how we better not say anything good about those killers. He was still pissed at how they stole bank money back in the days that there were no FDICs. You stole money from a bank it was gone, right out of the hands of the depositors.