Mrs. Johnson. No, sir.
Mr. Ball. Did he ever tell you he went to a rifle range?
Mrs. Johnson. No, sir; that man never talked; that was the only peculiarity about him. He would never speak. If we would speak to him and some of the men renters he would speak to the housekeeper and I everytime we would speak and we would speak to him just most every time we would meet him and, of course, he would speak after we would speak, but he would come in and watch television maybe 30, 40 minutes at a time and never speak to a man.
Mr. Ball. He would watch television sometimes?
Mrs. Johnson. Yes, sir; watch television with the other men renters and he wouldn't speak to them. Maybe they would speak to him but he wouldn't speak.
Mr. Ball. Did you ever see him with a rifle?
Mrs. Johnson. Never did; and he never brought that rifle in my house; I just know he never had that rifle in there. He could have had this pistol, I don't know, because they found the scabbard.
Mr. Ball. The pistol holster is what they found?
Mrs. Johnson. Pistol holster is what I'm trying to say.
Mr. Ball. They found that after the assassination?