Mr. Ballen. Well, that is where they formerly resided; yes.
Mr. Liebeler. Have they permanently moved from Anchorage?
Mr. Ballen. Your guess is as good as mine is. I received a letter from him this morning. They are in Philadelphia on their way to New York.
Mr. Liebeler. Do you know whether or not these two people, Rags and Chris, ever knew Lee Harvey Oswald or Marina Oswald?
Mr. Ballen. They say they had not, and in thinking through the chronology of events, I am satisfied that they did not. There was some confusion in my mind in my interview with the FBI about the individual who Rags and Chris did know, and whom they went out of their way to try to help.
They drove him to east Texas once and to a timber farm.
Mr. Liebeler. Was this the other person whom you described a little while back as another stray dog?
Mr. Ballen. Yes.
Mr. Liebeler. While Rags and Chris stayed at your house, did you have any discussions with them as to what the De Mohrenschildts had said about the assassination?
Mr. Ballen. They were very upset that George and Jeanne were publicly stating in Port-au-Prince that the FBI had assassinated Kennedy, and that Oswald was a patsy, and we were very upset because they apparently had no basis for such a statement, and it wasn't very wise for them to be banding about.