Mr. Redlich. At the time Mrs. Paine was there did you personally tell Marina that Mrs. Paine wanted to see her?
Mr. Martin. I told her before Mrs. Paine came in the door that Mrs. Paine was here, and she said she didn't want to see her. She stayed in the den, and Mrs. Paine was in the living room.
Mr. Redlich. Then did you convey this message to Mrs. Paine yourself?
Mr. Martin. No.
Mr. Redlich. Who did?
Mr. Martin. Well, she came with the intention or for the purpose of bringing a package to Marina that she had received in the mail, and I don't believe she knew that Marina was living there. I told her at that time that because of security that Marina wasn't seeing anyone but I don't believe she knew that Marina was at that address until later.
Mr. Redlich. When Mrs. Paine called your home prior to the change of phone, did you speak to Mrs. Paine?
Mr. Martin. No, my wife did.
Mr. Redlich. Do you recall the nature of the conversations between your wife and Mrs. Paine as reported to you?
Mr. Martin. Well, let's see, she called and asked for Marina or asked to get in touch with Marina. My wife gave me the number and I guess I called her back.