Mr. Rankin. Are you saying that the agent did anything improper, as far as Marina was concerned?
Mrs. Oswald. Now, what do you mean when you say improper?
Mr. Rankin. Was there any improper relationship between them, as far as you know?
Mrs. Oswald. No. I am saying—and I am going to say it as strongly as I can—that I—and I have stated this from the beginning—that I think our trouble in this is in our own Government. And I suspect these two agents of conspiracy with my daughter-in-law in this plot.
The Chairman. With who?
Mrs. Oswald. With Marina and Mrs. Paine—the two women. Lee was set up, and it is quite possible these two Secret Service men are involved.
Mr. Rankin. Which ones are you referring to?
Mrs. Oswald. Mr. Mike Howard and the man that I did not—did not know the name, the man in the picture to the left. I have reason to think so because I was at Six Flags and these are just some instances that happened—I have much more stories to tell you of my conclusions. I am not a detective, and I don't say it is the answer to it. But I must tell you what I think, because I am the only one that has this information.
Now, here is another instance——
Mr. Rankin. What kind of a conspiracy are you describing that these men are engaged in?