Mr. HUBERT. You mean there are more than one?
Mrs. RICH. Yes.
Mr. HUBERT. Give us the names.
Mrs. RICH. Louis Edward Musachio.
Mr. HUBERT. Before you pass away from him to the other husband, would
you tell us how your marriage was dissolved?
Mrs. RICH. By divorce.
Mr. HUBERT. Was he your first husband?
Mrs. RICH. He was my second.
Mr. HUBERT. Your second husband. And is he still alive?
Mrs. RICH. Yes; I gather.
Mr. HUBERT. Do you know where he lives?
Mrs. RICH. No; I don’t. The last known address was Lackland Air Force
Base. I believe he is retired out of the service since then.
Mr. HUBERT. What business was he in?
Mrs. RICH. Air Force, a sergeant.
Mr. HUBERT. How long were you married to him?
Mrs. RICH. Married, I couldn’t exactly say. I guess a year. I actually
lived with him about 9 months. Eight of those were spent on various—he
spent in various hospitals, including Walter Reed here, for operations,
and in the psychiatric locked ward.
Mr. HUBERT. When were you divorced from him?
Mrs. RICH. Oh, dear. 1961, I believe.
Mr. HUBERT. Where?
Mrs. RICH. In the county of Adams, city of Brighton, Colo.
Mr. HUBERT. Where were you married to him?
Mrs. RICH. I was married at L. G. Hanscomb Air Force Base, Bedford,
Mass.
Mr. HUBERT. What about your first husband?