And there was no more said about that conversation.
Mr. Rankin. Did you ask her about this lawyer?
Mrs. Oswald. Ask Marina?
Mr. Rankin. Yes.
Mrs. Oswald. No, sir. There was no more said about this conversation.
Mr. Rankin. You didn't say anything about Mr. Abt to her then?
Mrs. Oswald. No, sir. But here is the point to this whole thing.
The FBI agent would have to know where we were, and Mrs. Paine would have to know where we were, because of these two Life representatives, who, I am assuming, probably went back to Mrs. Paine's home in order to get more information. And she—they would have told her where we were, because no one knew where we were. This girl and I had no protection or anything. We were sent out there with this Mr. Allen Grant, the representative. And no one knew who we were. And Mr. Hart Odum would have to know where we were through Mrs. Paine, which is a normal procedure, let's say. He might have gone to Mrs. Paine's home looking for Marina there, and Mrs. Paine might have told him we were at the Executive Inn. I will grant that.
But the point I am going to make is that the picture was tried to be shown to Marina before the telephone conversation.
Now, if there are any questions why I say that, I would be happy to answer.