Mr. Voshinin. He is absolutely unpredictable—and I think even he knows he's unpredictable, because I understand he even had a psychiatrist to whom he went. My wife told me about that.
Mr. Jenner. From all this, do you have an impression of the De Mohrenschildts—either one of them—as to their possible connection with any Communist or agencies, Party, or what not? Or do you think they are just extraordinarily unconventional? In other words, do you think it's deeper than the lack of conventionality?
Mr. Voshinin. It may be; it may not be. I'm not—you know, now all of us are looking back and trying to talk it over and find one way or the other. This is a thing which, you know, is discussed at all times.
Mr. Jenner. You're rationalizing at the moment?
Mr. Voshinin. We are rationalizing—all of us—at that moment. Of course, we do not have any proof whatever one way or the other.
I can tell you what she told us.
Mr. Jenner. All right.
Mr. Voshinin. She told us that her first husband was a former Communist.
Mr. Jenner. Her first husband was the——
Mr. Voshinin. Bogoiavlensky.