Mr. Gregory. Well, we didn't go to the house because we got the report that Lee Oswald was shot. You see, that all happened Sunday morning, it was 11 o'clock in the morning, we were driving from Dallas to Irving and we got this report that Lee was shot, and the police advised us not to go to the house because there was a mob, so we went to the Chief of Police of Irving, to his residence. Marina telephoned Ruth Paine from there to gather these things for the babies and a change of dress for her and some money and so forth.
Mr. Liebeler. You went from there, then, to Parkland Hospital where some events occurred and then you came back to the Inn of the Six Flags?
Mr. Gregory. That is correct.
Mr. Liebeler. I want to ask you about something that might have happened or happened at the Inn of the Six Flags.
There has been a newspaper report, and Mrs. Marguerite Oswald has said that on Saturday night an FBI agent came to the Executive Inn and showed her a picture of a man who she claims to be Jack Ruby. Have you seen newspaper reports to that effect?
Mr. Gregory. Yes, I have seen reports to that effect.
Mr. Liebeler. Now, Mrs. Oswald says, also, that while at the Inn of the Six Flags she observed a newspaper that had Jack Ruby's picture in it and exclaimed in the presence of other people that that was the same picture as the FBI had showed her, that is what she says. Did you ever hear her say anything like that?
Mr. Gregory. No, sir; not to my recollection.
Mr. Liebeler. She never did anything like that in your presence?
Mr. Gregory. No, sir.