Senator Cooper. This would be going back into the subject on which you have already testified, but with reference to this last statement, this letter, where it is reported, you said, Lee Oswald did go into the garage and spend some time, did you make a statement to the FBI after the agents had been in the garage, or the police had been in the garage, and had found the blanket with nothing in it.
Mrs. Paine. Yes, certainly, this was the next day that Hosty was out with Abernathy.
Senator Cooper. And you did remember of course that you found the light on?
Mrs. Paine. Yes.
Senator Cooper. You did not expect it to be on in the garage? Do you think it is correct then that at the time you made this statement, recognizing the importance of the garage, that you did say at that time that he had been in the garage on the night before the President was assassinated?
Mrs. Paine. Yes. I think I said that.
Senator Cooper. You think you made that statement?
Mrs. Paine. I think I made that statement. This was certainly my impression.
Mr. Jenner. You have already related the arrival of your husband, Michael Paine, at your home in mid-afternoon of the day of the assassination?
Mrs. Paine. Yes.