Two of probably the most wanted criminals in the nation, Casslyn Welch and John McCluskey, are arrested. There’s nothing romantic about criminals. Yet individuals insist on this Bonnie and Clyde thing. They escaped from an Arizona State prison about a month ago. They’ve been on the run ever since. Places the two were thought to are spotted in ranged from Yellowstone National Park to Arkansas. They were unknowingly spotted in a state park in Arizona. A Park Ranger alerted authorities to a stolen vehicle, which led to their capture.
Discovered simply by Park Ranger
An unnamed Park Ranger made the catch. He was on patrol in Apache Sitgreaves National Forest. The park ranger found a campsite, with a suspiciously parked vehicle, according to ABC, which he called in to have checked out. He alerted police when it turned up stolen. Officers arrived to take them into custody, and they discovered the people who had the automobile were the two criminals. John McCluskey told officers following the arrest that he would have fired on officers had he been able to get to the gun in his tent. McCluskey and his fiancé Casslyn Welch, who is also his cousin, were taken without event.
Four weeks extended search over with
McCluskey and Welch broke out of prison with Tracy Province and Daniel Renwick in tow. Province and Renwick were captured soon after, and McCluskey and Welch were spotted in Yellowstone National Park and in Butte, Mon. Renwick and Province were soon captured. McCluskey and Welch were spotted in Butte, Mon., and in Yellowstone Park. McCluskey and Welch are thought to be connected to the murder of Gary and Linda Haas in New Mexico, as outlined by the Associated Press. The Haases were discovered around Aug. 4, and also the car McCluskey and Welch possessed had New Mexico plates.
Clyde and Bonnie were not really like Bonnie and Clyde also
For some reason, people have a romantic notion about Bonnie and Clyde types. Clyde and Bonnie were not very romantic either; Clyde was gay, and they stole money from the people that cheered them before the FDIC existed. They are violent criminals, and it is better they go back to behind bars. The ranger who reported them should be commended.
Further reading
ABC News
acnews.go.com/US/bonnie-clyde-fugitives-john-mccluskey-casslyn-welch-captured/story?id=11442877 and page=1
Google News
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