The Chairman. Yes. I just wanted to keep the record straight. It is all right.
Mr. Rankin. I ask leave, Mr. Chairman, to substitute copies in each instance.
The Chairman. That may be done.
Mr. Rankin. Now, Mrs. Oswald, will you proceed with telling us how you determined or concluded that there was a conspiracy between the Secret Service people that you described and Marina Oswald?
Mrs. Oswald. Well, when I stopped—I have to remember where I stopped. Now, am I still at the Six Flags?
Mr. Rankin. The last I recall you were still there. You had also described, if you remember, the offer of Mrs. Pultz to take your daughter-in-law and provide her a home. You have said that you had not seen your daughter for quite some time, and you tried to communicate with her.
Mrs. Oswald. Oh, yes—I was trying to communicate with her.
Mr. Rankin. And you talked to Mr. Thorne?
Mrs. Oswald. Yes—that was where my mail had been opened. And Mr. Mark Lane has my mail and the photostatic copies of the mail.
Mr. Rankin. I think the Commission would be very much interested in how you conclude that there was a conspiracy—if you can help on that.