Mrs. Murret. What was that?
Mr. Jenner. She was working?
Mrs. Murret. She was working; yes.
Mr. Jenner. In some department store or something like that here in New Orleans?
Mrs. Murret. She at one time, but I don't know whether this was the time, but she worked at a hosiery shop on Canal Street. It might have been one of these Jean's—what they call Jean's Hosiery Shop over there on Canal Street. In fact, she was manager of that store at the time, as I recall, this hosiery store where she worked. I don't know what happened after she left that place. That was the time she married Ekdahl, in between there, and she left New Orleans and went to Texas.
Mr. Jenner. Do you know how long she had known Lee Oswald—that is, the father of Lee Harvey Oswald—before they were married?
Mrs. Murret. Well, John Edward was 2 years old when she married him, so I figured she must have known him about a year or more. Myself, I knew him, because he collected at my house, but I don't know whether she knew him at that time or not.
Mr. Jenner. Do you know whether she knew him before she and her husband, Edward John Pic, separated?
Mrs. Murret. I doubt it.
Mr. Jenner. Do you know whether she knew him during the period of the separation and before the divorce?