When your husband went back to work on Monday, October 28th, did he drive with Wesley Frazier at that time?
Mrs. Oswald. It seems—it seems that he had overslept and that someone else had picked him up. But, no—no, I remember that he did not come to get him, but Lee met him near his house. Lee told me that. Or his sister. I don't remember. Lee told me about it. But I have forgotten.
Mr. Rankin. But he did not go in by bus that day?
Mrs. Oswald. No. He said his sister drove him to the bus. I only know that this boy did not come to get him that day.
Mr. Rankin. As far as you know, he may have gone all the way into Dallas in a car, or he may have gone in a bus?
Mrs. Oswald. Perhaps he hadn't told him to pick him up on that day. I don't know. I only know the fact that the boy did not pick him up on that day.
Mr. Rankin. We have reports of FBI interviews the last part of October, that is October 29, and also November 1, and November 5. We would like to ask you about them, since some of them may have been with Mrs. Paine in your presence or with you.
Do you recall one on October 29th?
Mrs. Oswald. I don't remember the interview. Ruth interpreted—she talked to them.
Mr. Rankin. In order that the Commission will understand, whenever the FBI would try to ask you any questions, Mrs. Paine would interpret for you?