Mrs. Hunter. No; just her and him and the two children. Now, I wasn't up close to the car. I was standing in the door and the car was parked over here something like this, and somebody could have been down in the floorboard of the car—I wouldn't say they wasn't.
Mr. McKenzie. Did you see who was driving the automobile?
Mrs. Hunter. He got under the steering wheel.
*Mrs. Oswald. Lee?
Mr. Liebeler. And you saw him drive the car?
Mrs. Hunter. I seen him at the steering wheel, under the steering wheel, and if there was someone else, now, in there, you couldn't see them.
Mr. Liebeler. Well, in any event, Mr. Oswald got behind the steering wheel of the car and he drove the car out of the parking lot in front of the building somewhere; isn't that right?
*Mrs. Oswald. I have never seen Lee drive the car in my lifetime. Lee never drove a car with me or the children in it. The only time I saw him behind the wheel was when Ruth Paine taught him to drive the car, he was practicing parking the car when Ruth Paine was teaching him to drive.
Mr. Liebeler. And that was all in front of Mr. Paine's house; wasn't it?
*Mrs. Oswald. Yes. I'm sure this lady is trying to tell the truth, but the only possible person who could have driven the car when we were in that store could have been Mrs. Ruth Paine. She knows all the stores where we went because we never went there without her.