Usually, the reason is, whenever we have the Russians over, they were there. Now that I think about it, they weren't, because I believe my mother was the only one that didn't understand, and Mrs. Clark's husband didn't understand Russian. Therefore, I guess they weren't there. Then my mother was there and June Lee was there.
Mr. Liebeler. The Oswalds' little girl?
Mr. Gregory. Yes. I believe that was all. And I saw them once more, if you are interested. That was probably the Friday or Saturday after Thanksgiving of 1962.
Marina called up. I was home for vacation. And she said that she and Lee were at Robert Oswald's house for Thanksgiving dinner, or something, and she wanted me to come over and pick them up and have the visit, and I would take them down to the bus station, because they rode the bus over from Dallas.
They had since then moved to Dallas. And I went and picked them up and brought them back to our house and we had sandwiches, and I took them down to the bus station, and that was the last time I saw them.
Mr. Liebeler. You just left them off at the bus station and they went and got on the bus, and as far as you know, went back to Dallas?
Mr. Gregory. Yes, sir.
Mr. Liebeler. You didn't pay for the bus tickets, did you?
Mr. Gregory. No.
Mr. Liebeler. You let them off at the bus station in Fort Worth?