Mrs. Markham. No.
Mr. Ball. Now, he also says, and he testified as follows:
"Helen Markham said to me she was taken to the police station on that same day, that she was very upset. She, of course, had never seen anyone killed in front of her eyes before, and in the police station she identified Oswald as the person who had shot Officer Tippit in the lineup, including three other persons. She said no one pointed Oswald out to her, and she said she was just shown four people, and she picked Oswald. She said when he asked her how she could identify him, she said she was able to identify him because of his clothing, a gray jacket and dark trousers."
Did you ever make that statement to him?
Mrs. Markham. I did not, sir.
Mr. Ball. Or to anyone else?
Mrs. Markham. Not to anybody.
Mr. Ball. When you identified Oswald—it was the number 2 man—were you told the number 2 man whom you identified in the lineup?
Mrs. Markham. No, I was not.
Mr. Ball. Were you ever told his name?