Bonnie and Clyde...

[Murph]

Texas court clerks unearth long-lost Bonnie and Clyde indictments

Bonnie and Clyde met their demise before ever having to answer for their crimes inside a Texas courtroom -- but a state court clerk recently unearthed the long-lost, 85-year-old documents that had been meant to bring the notorious outlaws to justice.

The documents are the original 1934 Tarrant County indictments charging the infamous Depression-era outlaws with the murders of two Texas state troopers.

www.foxnews.com/us/texas-court-clerks-unearth-long-lost-bonnie-and-clyde-indictments?fbclid=IwAR02whgPgROKzdWs5WcSppeY4INGadkRkvnkMDYnghrMZEDSTfWBC7ILMpM

This is neither here nor there...it is just history and interesting.

[Keith]

Pretty cool!

[Deleted]

Wern't nothing that the United States court system could do to them that God hasn't already taken care of. They probably didn't even feel their deaths as it was likely very quick, but their judgment has been a constant from the instant their hearts stopped. Now, I do believe their are different degrees of hell--but really, how much worse can everlasting fire get?

Another thing to ponder is that they did not go to hell for robbing banks, or even for killing people; they went there simply for rejecting God's only determined sacrifice for sin, Jesus Christ.

[Keith]

Amen!