Mr. Jenner. You mean in a different position, in a different place in the garage?
Mr. Mamantov. No; it was supposedly in the same place, but there wasn't anything in it.
Mr. Jenner. You mean it was in a different shape or form or condition?
Mr. Mamantov. I'll put it this way—condition.
Mr. Jenner. Did she say what the different condition was?
Mr. Mamantov. I don't remember, but that attracted her attention. This I remember very well. She stated it attracted her attention—as she had seen before, so much I remember.
Mr. Jenner. Her attention was arrested by the fact that the condition, shape, form or configuration of the blanket package was different from what she had noticed it to have been in on prior occasions when she had seen it?
Mr. Mamantov. Evidently—if somebody, for instance, if you see a package in one shape and at different times, you see different shape.
Mr. Jenner. Did she describe the shape and form and condition of the package as she saw it prior to this particular occasion on November 22, what it looked like earlier, and then contrasting that with what it looked like on the occasion of November 22 when she saw it again?
Mr. Mamantov. If I remember right, going back, she had seen the package of elongated form and for some reason she opened it and saw a gun, and knowing it was Lee's, at least a gun, and he didn't want her to touch his things, he was very particular, and after she opened a corner, she left it in same shape she had found it.