Mrs. Odio. I just had to discuss it because it was bothering me. I just had to know.
Mr. Liebeler. Did she think it was Oswald?
Mrs. Odio. Well, her reaction to it when Oswald came on television, she almost passed out on me, just like I did the day at work when I learned about the assassination of the President. Her reaction was so obvious that it was him, I mean. And my reaction, we remember Oswald the day he came to my house because he had not shaved and he had a kind of a very, I don't know how to express it, but some little hairs like if you haven't shaved, but it is not a thick moustache, but some kind of shadow. That is something I noticed. And he was wearing—the other ones were wearing white dirty shirts, but he was wearing a long sleeved shirt.
Mr. Liebeler. What kind of shirt was it, a white shirt?
Mrs. Odio. No; it was either green or blue, and he had it rolled up to here.
Mr. Liebeler. Almost to his elbows?
Mrs. Odio. No; less than that, just the ends of the sleeves.
Mr. Liebeler. Did he have a tie?
Mrs. Odio. No tie.
Mr. Liebeler. Was it a sport shirt, or working shirt?