Mr. JENNER. What did she say?
Mr. OSWALD. I might say this, sir. In practically the same words
that Mr. Martin had told me, because he had reportedly received the
conversation from Marina, within her limited English--it rang a bell to
the extent that the words were close to being the same to the way Mr.
Martin had related it to me.
It was a very brief statement on her behalf that Lee was going to shoot
Mr. Richard M. Nixon, and that she, Marina N. Oswald, locked Lee in the
bathroom all day.
I did ask her was he very angry. Her reply was at first he certainly
was, or was, but later----
Mr. JENNER. When you say at first, you mean her first response to your
question was, "He certainly was."
Mr. OSWALD. Yes, sir; or that he was. I don't believe she knows the
word "certainly." That he was angry, and that he calmed down during the
period that he was locked in the bathroom.
And I asked her at the end of that statement, "Did he beat you or hurt
you?"