Mr. Geraci. Sort of. He didn't appear stupid or anything like that. He seemed OK, you know. He didn't seem like a Communist. Seemed like he just wanted to, you know, help out too, sort of.
Mr. Liebeler. Did you subsequently learn that Oswald was arrested by the New Orleans Police Department for distributing Fair Play for Cuba Committee leaflets?
Mr. Geraci. I didn't know that until after he killed Kennedy and it was in the papers.
Mr. Liebeler. You didn't hear it?
Mr. Geraci. On the radio?
Mr. Liebeler. On the radio or television.
Mr. Geraci. No.
Mr. Liebeler. Do you think you have now told us everything that you can remember about this meeting you had with Oswald and Carlos? Is there anything else that you can think of?
Mr. Geraci. No. There might be one thing. Carlos, when he talked to me and Vance and my friend, Bill Dwyer, the first time, you know, he made speeches and all that. When he met him—I don't know—seemed like maybe he didn't want him or something. I am not too sure.
Mr. Liebeler. Carlos didn't seem to open up to Oswald?