This summer, we're taking you to a few spots in the south. This month, we drove to Gibsland, Louisiana, and explored the Bonnie and Clyde Ambush Museum.
It's the centerpiece of tiny Gibsland, housed in a building that used to be Ma Canfield's Cafe. Bonnie and Clyde stopped here on May 23, 1934, bought a fried baloney sandwich and BLT to go, then headed down the road in their soon-to-be "Death Car" (a stolen V-8 Ford) and got killed.
Listen up as we tell you about two outlaw lovers on the run.
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