Mr. Jenner. I am going to get to that in due course.
Mr. Thornley. But aside from knowing that he came back and went to live in Dallas with a Russian wife and a child I had no idea of his comings or goings.
Mr. Jenner. At the time you had some notion of going to Dallas to see him or Fort Worth, as the case might be, it was with respect to the book you have talked about you were then in the process of writing or fulminating about?
Mr. Thornley. Yes; it was practically—well, it was finished by that time but I was thinking about, I was definitely planning to rewrite it. I didn't know how soon, and I thought before I did rewrite it I would go talk to him and see what he could tell me about. There were a lot of gaps in the book, and in the book I was not able to explain how he got from the United States to Russia and things like that. A lot of things I wanted to check out and I thought if I could get him to cooperate with me, perhaps not even in telling him I was writing the book, I could get the information I wanted.
Mr. Jenner. And this was the state of mind you had after you had heard that he returned to the United States?
Mr. Thornley. Right.
Mr. Jenner. Which was June of 1962, when he returned?
Mr. Thornley. Right, and I had finished the book in February.
Mr. Jenner. Of 1963?
Mr. Thornley. 1962.