Mr. JENNER. Whether the discussion was directly with you or not,
was the subject of the possibility--it is always possible--of
Marina residing with your mother--was it raised during this period
of time? Did you know of anybody ever suggesting it, or it being
considered--apart from whether there was discussion with you directly?
Mr. OSWALD. No, sir, to my knowledge I was not aware of any situation
such as that.
Mr. JENNER. I forgot now.
Did you say Marina was present during the course of this discussion?
Mr. OSWALD. That is correct.
Mr. JENNER. And did she say anything on the subject through the
interpreter?
Mr. OSWALD. If I may, sir, go to the preceding day of Thursday,
November 28, 1963, to Wednesday, November 27, 1963, at which time I
was advised by Secret Service agent Mike Howard of the offer of Mr.
Jim Martin to take Marina and the children into the family, into his
family, and raise them as he would his own members of the family. I did
not discuss at first with Marina this offer. I did discuss with Mr. Jim
Martin, prior to discussing with Marina N. Oswald, this possibility.
Mr. JENNER. This possibility being what possibility?
Mr. OSWALD. Of Marina accepting this offer.
Mr. JENNER. Of Mr. Martin?
Mr. OSWALD. Of Mr. Martin's, that is correct.