Representative Ford. At that point had she been given or shown the evidence that had been accumulated by various agencies of the Federal Government?
Mr. Martin. I don't know. I assume she had through the FBI. The FBI were showing her pictures and numerous things. I was not in on any of the questioning at all.
Mr. Dulles. Had she read the papers or had them read to her as far as you know at that period?
Mr. Martin. Some of them, yes.
Mr. Dulles. Newspapers, I mean.
Mr. Martin. Yes.
Representative Ford. From that first conversation you had with her about this matter, the guilt of Lee Harvey Oswald, she has never changed her mind?
Mr. Martin. No, and I have never heard her say anything other than he was guilty.
Representative Ford. Did you ever discuss with Marina the conversation she had with Lee Harvey Oswald at the Dallas police station the day he was apprehended or the day following. Or at any time prior to his death?
Mr. Martin. The only time she said anything about it was that he told her not to worry and to make sure and get the—get June a pair of shoes.