Bonnie and Clyde Relatives Want Infamous Couple Buried Together: Report

Relatives of the infamous couple Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow reportedly want them buried together 90 years after their deaths.

According to The New York Post, Parker’s niece, Rhea Leen Linder, 89, and Buddy Barrow Williams, one of Barrow’s nephews, now in his mid-70s, are in “a battle, thus far unsuccessfully,” to have Parker buried next to her lover in a vacant plot reserved for her next to him.

Parker is currently buried at Crown Hill Memorial Park in Dallas, Texas, next to her mother, Emma, who died in 1945. She was originally buried at Fishtrap Cemetery in Dallas, only a mile from Barrow’s gravesite at Western Heights until she was moved 11 years later. However, this was against the couple’s wishes.

“🔫Bonnie and Clyde’s wish when they were on the run was to be buried together because they knew that one day they would be captured and killed together,” a source close to the couple’s relatives revealed.

The source added, “But Bonnie’s mother decided she didn’t want her daughter buried next to Clyde. It was her proclamation that ‘Clyde had her in life, he can’t have her in death,’ and mama won out.”

Historian Brad Dison, who interviewedBonnie and Clyde