Mr. Liebeler. What were you saying, Mrs. Whitworth?
Mrs. Whitworth. He went back to the car and took whatever he had in his hand—he must have put it in the car, because I never noticed any more; she came in, you know, but he came back in the store before she did, because she followed him in and in the store—I don't see why that she couldn't remember it, it's different, you know, from other stores that you would go in where you bought soft goods.
Mr. Liebeler. Now, you say he brought this package into the store?
Mrs. Whitworth. Yes.
Mr. Liebeler. Mr. McKenzie, do you wish to inquire as to this package?
Mr. McKenzie. Mrs. Whitworth, when this man whom you have identified as Lee Harvey Oswald, whom you know now was Lee Harvey Oswald, from his pictures in the paper, came into your store, you stated that he had a package in his hand about 15 to 18 inches long; is that correct?
Mrs. Whitworth. No; I saw him.
Mr. McKenzie. I say, you had seen that and stated that he had such a package?
Mrs. Whitworth. I saw him; yes.
Mr. McKenzie. How was the package wrapped?