Mrs. Oswald. Yes. That is the picture that everybody is convinced is Lee.
Mr. Rankin. And you think it is the one next to him that doesn't show any face? It shows the arms over the head?
Mrs. Oswald. He has his arms up in the air.
Now, that is what I saw immediately—against everybody else seeing it. And this woman and child could possibly be Marina.
Now, to explain this—whether I thought Lee shot Officer Tippit or not—Lee could be escorted out of this building with a gun in his back possibly. I am just speculating, sir. But there is a lot of speculation in this case all over the world. From foreign countries I have letters. And that is how he got out of the building. And this same officer could have been killed, because he was involved in this, and then he could have been killed, to be kept quiet. There is a possibility of this, gentlemen.
Mr. Rankin. Mrs. Oswald, will you take this blue pencil and carefully mark on Exhibit 203?
Mrs. Oswald. I don't mean to be telling this Commission what to do. And I cannot do it. But I would like to have this picture printed. And I am willing—I have some few dollars—I have been selling some pictures. I am willing to give a reward of $1,000 if this picture can be printed and these people come—it would have to be Secret Service, FBI, and state their names.
I would like to have the people here—let us find out who those people are.
Mr. Rankin. Will you mark the letter "A" above the part that you have circled on Exhibit 203, that you say are Marina and the little girl?
Mrs. Oswald. All right.