Mr. RANKIN. Did you later learn at what time of that Sunday he was shot?
Mrs. OSWALD. No, sir; I did not.
Mr. RANKIN. You never did?
Mrs. OSWALD. Not until about 3 days later. That is what I was telling
you about Six Flags. I am trying to explain to you why I don't know
these things is because we did not sit down and watch television and
read papers. Marina and I--I had two sick babies there. There was a
doctor coming in twice a day. I was a very busy woman. And the men were
not telling us anything. They were not interested in us.
Mr. RANKIN. Now, after you told them that you wanted to stay in a
hotel, you could be protected there, what happened?
Mrs. OSWALD. Then, of course, nothing was said that they were going
to give me my way. But we needed clothes--Marina and the baby needed
clothes. So then they decided that they should go to Irving, through
my suggestion and so on, and pick up clothes for Marina and the baby,
because we were short on diapers. So they are going to Irving.
We got to Irving. There is police cars all around. So that is why I
feel sure my son was shot.
Mr. RANKIN. How far away is that from this Executive Inn?
Mrs. OSWALD. I would think--now, this is just hearsay. But I would
think it is about 12 to 15 or 18 miles.
When we reached there, they brought us to the chief of police's home.
And there were cars all around.
As soon as the car stopped, the Secret Service agent said, "Lee has
been shot."