Mr. Liebeler. He is no longer in Dallas?
Mrs. Odio. No; he left for Philadelphia for the U.S. Naval Hospital.
Mr. Liebeler. Did you tell Dr. Einspruch that you had seen Oswald in more than one anti-Castro Cuban meeting?
Mrs. Odio. No; I don't think so, because I have never seen him before except the day he came to the door.
Mr. Liebeler. You have never seen him since?
Mrs. Odio. No.
Mr. Liebeler. You told us before that you had a fainting spell after you heard about the assassination. Would you tell us about that, please?
Mrs. Odio. Well, I had been having fainting spells all the past year. I would pass out for hours, and this was part of my emotional problems. I was doing quite well except that I had come back from lunch, and I cannot deny that the news was a great shock to me, and I did pass out. I was taken in an ambulance to a hospital in Irving.
Mr. Liebeler. Did you pass out as soon as you had heard that the President had been shot?
Mrs. Odio. No; when I started thinking about it.