Mr. Oswald. On page 12, "I do not recall everything he said. I did try to point out to him that the evidence was overwhelming that he did kill Police Officer Tippit and possibly the President. To this he replied 'do not form any opinion on the so-called evidence.'"
Mr. Jenner. Is that all he said? He said nothing else?
Mr. Oswald. To that——
Mr. Jenner. In response to you?
Mr. Oswald. That is correct.
Mr. Jenner. At no time when you interviewed him over the telephone while you were in that—the sixth floor—did he affirmatively deny either that he had shot Officer Tippit or that he shot the President?
Mr. Oswald. He did not admit to anything whatsoever.
Mr. Jenner. Nor did he deny it affirmatively—other than the remark that you have recorded in your memorandum?
Mr. Oswald. That is correct, sir.
Mr. McKenzie. In other words, Mr. Oswald, when you were talking there with your brother, in the city jail of Dallas, he did not deny that he had killed Officer Tippit, nor did he deny that he had assassinated President Kennedy?