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Bonnie and Clyde — Part 2
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As will be observed leter on in this report, Marvin Barrow
died from his wound.
Special Agent 0, C. Dewey with State Agent William arthur, of
the lows Bureau of Investigation, Des Moines, iowa, interviewed Ed Penn, near
Dexter, who advised thet on Sunday afternoon, July £3, 1935, he had gone to the
Johnoon and Hicks woods a short distance north of his property to pick berries,
and after driving into the woods, came toa fence and could go no further, Here
he noticed where a party had been camping and left their fire burning, and upon
examining the fire he found som old bloody clothes, cushions and rubber mta
burminge Om the ground nearby were several bloody bandages. He immediately
returned home, which was around 2:00 or 5:00 P.M, Sunday afternoon. A short
time later he noticed two new Ford Sedans stop at the school house on the corner,
near his farm. He went down to this corner through his cornfield to see what
these parties were doing, They evidently spied him, as they drove down his
lane, and then turned sround and came backs. Mre Penn stated that he has no
phone and he did not like to leave his family alone at the farm, so waited until
his hired man, Henry Ney, came home in the early evening, when they both went dow
through the woods to make sure that the two cars were there before calling the
officerse They spotted the cars, but Penn and Ney became separated, and Penn
returned to his home, Ney went to a neighbor, Carlton Johnson, and told him, and
he in turn called the Town Marshal, John E. Love, at Dexter, Iowa,
Mr. and Mra, Carlton Johnson, both Jre and Srs, were interviewod
and reported the visit of Ney, and verified the report that they called Mr, Love,
and after doing so, left the farm and came to town as they were afraid something
might happen as their house adjoingz the woods.
Mir, John Love, Town Marshall, Dexter, iowa, advised that he
operates e« shoe store in town and that on Friday July 21, 1933, Clyde Barrow
came into his store and tried on a pair of shoes. Mrs Love stated that he wears
his badge during the dey pinned to his shirt inside the pocket and when he
bends over the bedge is noticeable, He saw his customer observe this badge and to
then become uneasy. He took the shoes without having them wrapped, and hurriedly
left the stores Mr. Love agein observed this man with another man and a girl
in a Ford V8 Sedan in town on Saturday might July 22nd, On Sunday he received
& report that this seme man came in to Bloom's Cafe twice on Saturday and egain
on Sunday and ordered five meals which he took with him from the Cafe. Later
Sunday evening he received the report from the Johnsons relative to the bloody
clothings and he then called Sheriff Clint A, Knee at Adel and advised him, Mre
Knee came to Dexter to investigate, and then decided to call the State: Burean
of Investigations Mr. Park As Findley, Ghief of the Bureau, dispatched several
men to the scene late Sunday night, who, after mking an investigation and find-
ing the sector very wooded sent for additional help, and the assistance of the
Des Moines Police Department and the Polk County Sheriff's Office, Des Moines,
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