Mr. LIEBELER. Did it cause you any concern to associate with him or have anything to do with him at all after you considered the question that he might have been a Russian agent? I mean, you said that you dismissed it because you assumed if he was, he was being trailed, or the authorities would be in touch with him, but did it concern you that they might associate you with Oswald, or identify you in any way? Miss MURRET. No. Mr. LIEBELER. It did not? Miss MURRET. No, sir. Mr. LIEBELER. After the first week that Lee was at your home, he rented an apartment and moved out? Is that correct? Miss MURRET. Yes. Mr. LIEBELER. Were you there when he left your house? Miss MURRET. No. Mr. LIEBELER. Did he tell you he found an apartment? Miss MURRET. He told me about it. Mr. LIEBELER. Did he or did he not tell you personally? Miss MURRET. I don't remember whether I was there or not. Yes; I think I might have been. Yes; I was, because I think he came home and said that it was a lovely place, but he didn't know whether Marina would like it, because it had high ceilings, and she didn't like high ceilings. But he liked it. Mr. LIEBELER. Did Marina come out to your house at this time? Miss MURRET. Well, when they came in, the lady from Texas brought her---- Mr. LIEBELER. In a station wagon? Miss MURRET. Yes. Mr. LIEBELER. Do you know her name? Miss MURRET. I know now; yes. It was Paine. Mr. LIEBELER. Did you know her at that time? Miss MURRET. No; he introduced me, I think, or she introduced herself--I don't remember--because I was getting ready to go out and that was when I was in and out, getting dressed. But he also had referred to her just as Marina's friend in Texas, and I told her it was very nice to meet her. Mr. LIEBELER. They actually came there to your house before Lee moved out, or after he moved out? Miss MURRET. He had moved out, I think, he himself, and then he came to my house, and then from there they were going to go, so they wouldn't get lost--so they could find the directions, or something. I don't know. Mr. LIEBELER. So Marina and Mrs. Paine came to your house and they went from there, went to the apartment on Magazine then? Miss MURRET. They stayed there a very short while and Marina was petrified---- Mr. LIEBELER. What was she petrified about? Miss MURRET. Well, on meeting us for the first time, and the language barrier, and the baby was cross and crying because of all the people there, I guess, and probably tired. I think Marina was nervous or probably thinking that we would think that it was a bad or a spoiled child. So they left very shortly after, and I don't think Marina ever came in the back. Mrs. Paine came in the back to get a root beer, and I can't remember if that is when she introduced herself, or I was in the front when they introduced them, or not. I met Marina when she came into the living room. I don't remember whether he introduced me to Mrs. Paine formally, or whether she introduced herself.