Mrs. Oswald. Yes, in the bedroom. I was shocked.
"Mama—Lee." Just like that.
So I went in the living room and I said, "Lee, what do you mean by striking Marina?"
He said, "Mother, that is our affair."
And so that ended. I wasn't going to interfere any further.
Now, this has been publicly stated by the Russian friends, that he beat his wife. I don't know if he did beat his wife. I happened to see the black eye. I know that he hit her and gave her a black eye. Marina said so, and my son has said so. But how many times does this happen, I don't know.
But I am trying to point out that I don't approve of it. But I am trying to point out that everything is not according to Hoyle, as we say in our American way of life.
Mr. Rankin. Is there any other time that you recall that you saw that she had bruises or a black eye?
Mrs. Oswald. No, sir; that is the only time.
And then the children moved to Dallas.