You must understand that now I only speak the truth.
Mr. Rankin. Recently you said that you thought your husband did kill President Kennedy.
Mrs. Oswald. I now have enough facts to say that.
Mr. Rankin. Can you give us or the Commission an idea generally about when you came to this latter conclusion, that he did kill President Kennedy?
Mrs. Oswald. Perhaps a week after it all happened, perhaps a little more. The more facts came out, the more convinced I was.
Mr. Rankin. You have stated in some of your interviews that your husband would get on his knees and cry and say that he was lost. Do you recall when this happened?
Mrs. Oswald. That was in New Orleans.
Mr. Rankin. Was it more than one occasion?
Mrs. Oswald. When he said that, that was only once.
Mr. Rankin. And do you know what caused him to say that?