Mrs. Roberts. Well, it was Will Fritz' men—it was plainclothesmen and I was at the back doing something and Mr. Johnson answered the door and they identified themselves and then he called me.
Mr. Ball. What did they say?
Mrs. Roberts. Well, they asked him if there was a Harvey Lee Oswald there.
Mr. Ball. What did he say?
Mrs. Roberts. And he says, "I don't know, I'll have to call the housekeeper," and he called me and I went and got the books and I said, "No; there's no one here by that name," and they tried to make me remember and I couldn't, and Mrs. Johnson come in in the meantime and there wasn't nobody there by that name, and Mrs. Johnson said, "Mrs. Roberts, don't you have him?" And, I said, "No; we don't, for here is my book and there is nobody there by that name." We checked it back a year.
Mr. Ball. And you didn't have that name—you didn't ever know his name was Lee Oswald?
Mrs. Roberts. No—he registered as O. H. Lee and they were asking for Harvey Lee Oswald.
Mr. Ball. You say that you saw Lee Oswald—you say he didn't come home Thursday night that week?
Mrs. Roberts. He didn't come home on Thursday night that week.
Mr. Ball. And Friday was the day the President was shot? Had you seen him at any time that Friday before the officers came up and knocked on your door?