Mr. Pic. I had no motherly love feeling toward her. Like I say, I think I first became resentful to her when she informed me I would not return to the military school and from then my hostilities toward her grew.
Mr. Jenner. Well, up to that point, what had been your feeling toward your mother?
Mr. Pic. We had never been in a very affectionate family, sir.
Mr. Jenner. That is affectionate with respect to the boys toward your mother?
Mr. Pic. That is right, sir; kissing her, and things like this. It is my own opinion that she is out right now to make as much money as she can on her relationship with Lee Harvey Oswald. That is the only thing—I don't really believe she really believes he is innocent. I think she is out to make money than if she has to say he is guilty. I think she is a phony in the whole deal.
Also, I think you will find with myself, Robert and Lee, also, that we didn't have these or don't have these feelings towards money that she does. I mean I live on my base pay and I have for years, and Robert makes the best what he can, and whenever we get together, we never discuss money. The only time I seen Lee as an adult he didn't discuss it, not to the extent that we were used to, we never felt this way.
Mr. Jenner. It is your information, is it, that your mother's first marriage was to your father?
Mr. Pic. Yes, sir.
Mr. Jenner. Her second, then, to Robert Lee Edward Oswald?
Mr. Pic. Yes, sir.