Mr. Rankin. Did she say why she would not talk?
Mrs. Oswald. Perhaps she said it in English. I didn't understand. She talked to the reporters.
Mr. Rankin. Did she say anything about being paid if she was going to tell any story?
Mrs. Oswald. She has a mania—only money, money, money.
Mr. Rankin. Did you understand that she was quarreling with Ruth Paine about something concerning the interview?
Mrs. Oswald. Yes. It appeared to be a quarrel, but what they quarreled about, I don't know.
Mr. Rankin. And after the quarrel, did you leave there?
Mrs. Oswald. I went to my room. But then I showed Lee's mother the photograph, where he is photographed with a rifle, and told her he had shot at Walker and it appeared he might have been shooting at the President. She said that I should hide that photograph and not show it to anyone.
On the next day I destroyed one photograph which I had. I think I had two small ones. When we were in the hotel I burned it.
Mr. Rankin. Did you say anything to her about the destruction of the photographs when she suggested that?