SUMMARY
An old photo album discovered in a garage contains prints with handwritten names of Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker. The finder, Timothy Phelps, believes several images show the outlaw couple in previously unpublished scenes. Forensic artist Lois Gibson performed facial overlays, finding matches between the album's subjects and known photos of Parker and Barrow. However, experts note that while facial analysis can be a tool, the lack of provenance, or a documented chain of ownership, prevents definitive authentication. The album's origin is unknown, possibly from a deserted shack, making its connection to the Barrow Gang unverified.
TAKEAWAYS
An old photo album with handwritten labels for Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow was found in a garage.
Forensic artist Lois Gibson conducted facial overlays, finding matches with known photos of the couple.
Authentication is hindered by a lack of provenance, the documented chain of ownership.
The album's origin is unknown, potentially from a deserted shack in the California desert.