Mrs. Paine. We had had no advance notice.
Mr. Jenner. Nobody did?
Mrs. Paine. Nobody did.
Mr. Jenner. You in particular and none of the others in the room?
Mrs. Paine. None of the others.
Mr. Jenner. That was your impression?
Mrs. Paine. I would be quite certain that none of the others and myself——
Mr. Jenner. At least that was your impression at the moment?
Mrs. Paine. That they had no prior information that these people might come. I will say I was not surprised that anyone of the press found his way to our door at that point. If anything, I was surprised there weren't more. Life Magazine was the only company or group to appear that evening. I permitted them to come in, and I felt that Mrs. Marguerite Oswald was interested in the possibility of their buying the story or paying for what information she and Marina might give them.
Mr. Jenner. Had that occurred to you?