Mr. Liebeler. During that time that Marina was there did you have any discussion with her about the events of the assassination or anything relating to that?
Mrs. Ford. No.
Mr. Liebeler. Did she discuss with you her possible testimony before this Commission?
Mrs. Ford. No, not during that time.
Mr. Liebeler. Did Marina come back to your house again before she came to testify before the Commission?
Mrs. Ford. Yes, she was once more at my house. During the first time her manager brought a letter that she wanted to bring to the Governor about how she feels about Ruby's being executed. She told me she didn't want, she didn't feel, if she could help she didn't want to have the killing of a dead man on her conscience, on her mind. She wanted me to translate that letter and I did translate it.
And I left it at home and later on they came by, I told Mr. Martin that I would come by his house and bring the letter to her after I translated.
He said, "If you wanted to we can come back to your house like we did before." And they did and they picked up the letter.
Mr. Liebeler. Do you have any copy of that letter?
Mrs. Ford. I think maybe I have a copy of it, of my translation. But I am not positive. I know I put it in a desk.