Mr. Jenner. She thought he exhibited fits of temper?
Mrs. Boudreaux. Yes. She said he was a, I mean, a bad child; that's what she said.
Mr. Jenner. Did she say anything about the other two boys.
Mrs. Boudreaux. No, she didn't. In fact, I didn't even know about the other boys until the man told me who he was. I didn't know she had other boys.
Mr. Jenner. That man who told you that, was he from the FBI or the Secret Service?
Mrs. Boudreaux. Yes; he came out three times to see me.
Mr. Jenner. When you moved into that home, what was the reputation in the neighborhood or community with respect to Mrs. Oswald?
Mrs. Boudreaux. Well, nobody ever talked about her. You know, neighbors sort of keep to themselves. I mean, that's a neighborhood that whoever moves in they keep to themselves. They don't make up to you too quickly, I mean.
Mr. Jenner. But as far as the general reputation is concerned, what was her reputation for truth and veracity, for example?
Mrs. Boudreaux. Well, they have never spoken about that, at least to me, I mean, the neighbors.