Mrs. HALL. October when she moved.
Mr. LIEBELER. That you learned that she had gotten those bruises as a
result of her husband beating her, is that right?
Mrs. HALL. Yes.
Mr. LIEBELER. At the time in October that Marina lived in your house,
did she discuss with you her marital relations with Oswald?
Mrs. HALL. Yes. Well, she is, I think she is very nice girl. And I told
her, "Marina, you are in such a difficult financial situation, you'd
better not have children for quite a while, and when you have a better
financial situation, you can have them." And she said, "Well, I don't
know."
And I told her, "If you want to, I have a lady doctor, Dr. Taylor. If
you want me, I will take you there. She will give you some things." And
she said, "No; I don't think so."
She said, "Our married life is so strange that I don't think I ever
will have any children any more," because he was very cold to her.
Mr. LIEBELER. Did Marina indicate at that time that she and Oswald did
not have normal sexual relations.