I am trying to show this. And, as I go along--I cannot help but face this, gentlemen, it is a fact. I cannot help but face these things. So I am under the impression--and this is speculation, like anything else--circumstantial evidence, let's say. I am just a layman. That is what you have against my son. Nobody saw him with a rifle shoot the President. So you have mostly circumstantial evidence. I have to think of all these things, who might be involved in this. The Secret Service men, surely you will admit, did not guard our President properly. Now, that was also stated in the newspaper by, I think it is, Secret Service Judge Baughman--am I saying that right? He is the one that--how Lee got out of the building, and why the President--there are many, many people that wonder. So I, too, am wondering. So I say that President Kennedy was improperly guarded. And I am not the only one that says that, sir. So I have to consider that. I have to consider the way I, myself, was treated at Six Flags for the three days. When I came here today--I have these notes, something very important about that particular incident at Six Flags, to back up my story with a witness. You don't have to take my word for it. Mr. RANKIN. What else is there now in regard to Marina that caused you to think she conspired to kill President Kennedy? Mrs. OSWALD. Yes--because everything is laid out in Mrs. Paine's home and Marina's home. The gun was in the garage. Mr. RANKIN. Well, that doesn't make Marina do it, does it? Mrs. OSWALD. No, but Marina told the police that the gun was there the night before. She saw the gun in the garage the night before. She didn't see Lee take it that morning. But she made a statement that she saw the gun the night before. The pictures of Lee with the rifle came from that home. If Lee is going to assassinate the President or anybody else, is he going to have photographs laying all around with the gun? No, sir. And there is too much evidence pointing to the assassination and my son being the guilty one in this particular house. All through the testimony, sir, everything has come from this particular house. And so I am a thinking person, I have to think. Mr. RANKIN. Why does that show that Marina had anything to do with the conspiracy? Mrs. OSWALD. Well, we are speculating, let's say. Marina is not happy. Lee can't give her any money and things. And she has made friends with these Russian folks that have cars and homes. And they are not happy because this Russian girl doesn't have anything. They are not happy about that. And I am trying to show the disposition of the girl. I love my daughter-in-law even now. Believe me, it is a sore spot to have to say this. But I have to face these facts of what I know. Mr. RANKIN. You realize it is a very serious charge. Mrs. OSWALD. Yes, sir. And it is also a serious charge that my son is the assassin of President Kennedy.