Now, do you have any reason to change that?*
*Mrs. Oswald. That's correct. I have no doubt that he did kill the President.
Representative Boggs. Now, the other answer as I read it was: "On the basis of documents that you had seen presented at the Commission hearing"—isn't that right?
Mrs. Oswald. **The word "documents" is wrong—the facts presented—that's what I mean.
Representative Boggs. Again we get back to the question of motive. You said again today that you are convinced that Lee Oswald killed President Kennedy.
You said something additionally today, though, and that is that you feel that it was his intention not to kill President Kennedy, but to kill Governor Connally.
Now, am I correct in saying that she had not said this previously?
Mr. Rankin. Ask her that.* **
Representative Boggs. Let's get an answer. I think this answer is quite important.
*Mrs. Oswald. On the basis of all the available facts, I have no doubt in my mind that Lee Oswald killed President Kennedy.