Mrs. Oswald. Yes; he's my husband.
Mr. Liebeler. And it is also a fact that when you did, George Bouhe was displeased—unhappy?
Mrs. Oswald. Yes.
Mr. Liebeler. And in fact he even asked you to give back to him the dictionary that he had given you; didn't he?
Mrs. Oswald. Yes.
Mr. Liebeler. And he helped you no more after that?
Mrs. Oswald. That's correct.
Mr. Liebeler. George De Mohrenschildt recalls this Sunday morning differently—he said that he came there with his wife and that you were still at the apartment with Lee, and that he and his wife came in and told Lee that they were going to take you away because he had been beating you in the past, and that he convinced you to leave and that you all left then that Sunday morning and he took you over to Meller's. He does not say you had previously gone to Meller's.
Mrs. Oswald. That's not so. I was not at the apartment with Lee. I came that Sunday with the De Mohrenschildts to the apartment. I was at Anna Meller's and George De Mohrenschildt told me to be at his house at a certain hour, 10 o'clock, or sometime, and that Lee will come to his house, and Anna Meller took me. George Bouhe came to Anna Meller's and took me to George De Mohrenschildt's house and Lee came to De Mohrenschildt's house in a bus. Lee came to De Mohrenschildt's house on a bus.
Mr. Liebeler. Was this the same Sunday?