Mr. Jenner. If Mrs. Paine knew?
Mr. Mamantov. That's correct—it's important to you to know this, please?
Mr. Jenner. Yes; it is.
Mr. Mamantov. And she said, "No, she didn't." Why didn't she know that Marina had her belongings in her garage, and she said, "Yes, I knew," and "How didn't you know that she had a gun," and she said, "Because I didn't go through her belongings. I mean, it isn't my business to check on what she had there." Now, they asked her also, knowing that she is a—what is the religious denomination in Pennsylvania?
Mr. Jenner. Quaker.
Mr. Mamantov. Quaker. Would you allow her to have the gun, knowing that you are Quaker? She said again, "It belongs to her, and it isn't for me to say," and this is the extent I remember statements on Mrs. Paine's part.
Mr. Jenner. She wasn't asked either about what had occurred the previous evening; is that correct?
Mr. Mamantov. I don't remember.
Mr. Jenner. All right.
Mr. Mamantov. You told me to say only what I know—I know this.