Mrs. Oswald. No, sir, he was not discharged by the Leslie people. He just didn't show up. He was paid on a Friday, and that Monday he did not show up for work, because he came to Dallas.
The point I am bringing out is this job was also offered to Lee from a Russian father. He had no idea of moving. There was nothing packed.
Now, I understand that my son Robert helped him to move. And the way I know this—I went there on a Tuesday, and the children had gone, because they had left on a Monday. So then I went to Robert's home, and Robert was at work. So I was all upset. They didn't tell me they were leaving.
I said to Veda. "Marina and Lee are no longer there, the house is vacant."
Mr. Rankin. You spoke someone's name.
Mrs. Oswald. Veda, V-e-d-a. Robert's wife is Veda. I said they had to move yesterday.
She said "Robert helped them to move, and they gave us the food in the refrigerator."
I said it came up all of a sudden, and I told the story about the couple being there.
Mr. Rankin. Do you know the name of that couple?
Mrs. Oswald. No, sir. And I have not been able to find out.