There were three letters taken from my letters from Lee. And how I came to know that—a New York reporter had offered—he was going to write a story and had offered to buy three of my letters. I told him he could have his choice. And so he looked through the letters, and I looked through them with him, and I missed these three letters. These three letters would have been of importance to the Secret Service and to our government.
But you must remember, I have offered over and over to give any information I have.
One letter stated that Marina's uncle was a colonel in the Russian Army—I may produce this now. Is that what we need to do next—the letters?
Representative Boggs. Was a colonel in what?
Mrs. Oswald. Pardon?
Representative Boggs. One letter said he was a colonel in what?
Mrs. Oswald. That Marina's uncle was a colonel in the Russian Army.
Would you like to look at these letters while I continue, Mr. Doyle?
Mr. Dulles. Are these the lost letters?
Mrs. Oswald. No, sir, these are letters from Lee to me from Russia.