UCO Forensic Science Institute to analyze potential Bonnie and Clyde Artifact

  • Rhonda Williams, Ph.D., associate professor of forensic science at the University of Central Oklahoma, conducts a DNA swab test of a purse believed to belong to Bonnie Ray Parker. Courtesy photo
    Rhonda Williams, Ph.D., associate professor of forensic science at the University of Central Oklahoma, conducts a DNA swab test of a purse believed to belong to Bonnie Ray Parker. Courtesy photo
  • The University of Central Oklahoma Forensic Science Institute, in collaboration with National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, are working together to analyze a purse, pictured, believed to have belonged to notorious criminal Bonnie Ray Parker of the Bonnie and Clyde duo. Courtesy photo
    The University of Central Oklahoma Forensic Science Institute, in collaboration with National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, are working together to analyze a purse, pictured, believed to have belonged to notorious criminal Bonnie Ray Parker of the Bonnie and Clyde duo. Courtesy photo
    The University of Central Oklahoma’s W. Roger Webb Forensic Science Institute, in collaboration with the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, is using its nationally ranked expertise to solve a mystery involving one of the nation’s most notorious outlaws. Through a donation, the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum received a purse believed to belong to Bonnie Ray P...

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