Mr. Redlich. Was there in fact to the best of your knowledge material which she did not in fact relate to this Commission?
Mr. Martin. Not to my knowledge other than the Nixon affair.
Mr. Redlich. And were you aware at the time she completed her testimony here that she had not related this information to the Commission?
Mr. Martin. Yes.
Mr. Redlich. Was there any connection between her failure to tell the Commission of the Nixon incident and the negotiations, the temporary negotiations that you had had with the Saturday Evening Post?
Mr. Martin. No, none whatsoever. That was closed off at least 30 days before she testified.
Mr. Redlich. Was there any attempt on your part or anyone acting on Marina Oswald's part that you know of to negotiate the sale of the information concerning the Nixon shooting incident?
Mr. Martin. No, not to my knowledge.
Mr. Redlich. When Marina—did Marina ever give you an explanation for why she did not tell the Commission about the Nixon incident?
Mr. Martin. No. I have never talked to her about that other than the first time that she told me about it. I asked John Thorne if she had mentioned it. I didn't discuss it with her.