[4] In the Kilgore News Herald from February 6, 1934, there are two intriguing stories about Bonnie and Clyde.

One details how former Police Chief Bob Goss of Kilgore,[5] and a man named Will Fritz once arrested Clyde Barrow.

Former News Herald reporter Bob Cone describes Clyde Barrow as an "elusive, event phantom-like desperado."

"It emphasizes that Barrow is much more desperate today than he was back there when he was launching his career of crime" - Police Chief Bob Goss (Texas Ranger)and reflects on his earlier arrest by Goss and Fritz.

When asked if he thought Barrow would confront officers with his guns, Goss replied without hesitation, {{cquote|"Yes.