Mr. Bouhe. Never. And I never was, to the best of my recollection, and made a point of it never to be in Marina's house without somebody else being there.
Mr. Liebeler. Now can you tell us why you took such care in that regard? Why did you make sure that you never went to visit Marina Oswald?
Mr. Bouhe. Because he was a peculiar guy, and I am not a fighter. I am an expert fighter with the word, but not with the muscles. And by his smirking appearances or other expressions on the face, indicated that I am not welcome and I am persona non grata, because apparently he was jealous that I filled the icebox once, and when she said that somebody else bought groceries, he said, "Who did that?" "Why I gave you $2 last week; $2 you got."
Mr. Liebeler. Do you know whether Oswald was ever jealous of the attention that any other gentlemen in the Russian group might have given to Marina?
Mr. Bouhe. I did not see.
Mr. Liebeler. You do not know about that?
Mr. Bouhe. I did not see, observe, suspect, or hear, because probably I showed undivided, what I might call, interest in the family as a whole.
Mr. Liebeler. So as far as you know, Oswald never was really jealous of any of your friends or your attention to Marina in any romantic way?
Mr. Bouhe. I don't know, and he certainly didn't tell me anything about it.
Mr. Liebeler. But you never heard it from anybody else?