Mr. Frazier. No; she didn't say anything to me at all.
Mr. Ball. She didn't say anything to you either about Oswald or did she?
Mr. Frazier. No, sir; say, she didn't say, you know, when I looked up and saw him I knew who it was.
Mr. Ball. You saw him?
Mr. Frazier. Right.
Mr. Ball. What was he doing?
Mr. Frazier. He just looked through the kitchen window. To see from there on the ground outside there. I say you don't have to be any height at all, you don't have to be too tall to be able to look in the kitchen window there.
I say, if you have the window open you can see in, if you have light on in there.
Mr. Ball. When your mother mentioned, "Who is that," you looked up and saw Lee Oswald in the kitchen window?
Mr. Frazier. I just saw him for a split second and when he saw I saw him, I guess he heard me say, "Well, it is time to go," and he walked down by the back door there.