Representative Ford. Is that $25,000 the same $25,000 referred to in a previous exhibit?
Mr. McKenzie. Mr. Ford, I presume so. But that is only a presumption on my part. I do not know.
I might further add, for the benefit of counsel and the Commission, that Marina Oswald has informed me, and I think Robert Oswald can testify as to this, which I leave to your discretion, that at no time have these, up until February 14—have these——
Mr. Jenner. 1964?
Mr. McKenzie. 1964—have these exhibits, numbered consecutively from 276 through 280, been read to her in Russian. And at the time of execution, they were not interpreted, nor did they show of the contents—what the contents were, except as explained to her in English.
Mr. Jenner. Mr. McKenzie, the document is identified as Commission Exhibit No. 280, directing your attention to page 5, has blanks for signatures, and names of grantor and co-trustees under those lines.
Could I ask you whether you have seen the original of this document?
Mr. McKenzie. I have not, sir. I have seen a copy.
Mr. Jenner. An executed copy?
Mr. McKenzie. To the best of my recollection, it was an executed copy, yes, sir.