Mr. TAYLOR. Yes; the only reason I remember about Mr. Hall was by associating it with either Midland or Abilene--I don't remember which one. It was west Texas anyway. And he was living there at the time. Mr. JENNER. And her leaving your home then--there was no cause or reason for it other than that, as you now understand or from your memory of it, that Mrs. Hall had been involved in an automobile accident, was partially bedridden, was having some difficulty in any respect; she was then by herself because her husband was in west Texas and at that time they were, as you understood, separated? Mr. TAYLOR. Or divorced. I don't remember which. Mr. JENNER. And Marina went to Mrs. Hall's home in Fort Worth to help care for Mrs. Hall? Mr. TAYLOR. Yes. Mr. JENNER. Now, that would take us to about the last week in November--somewhere in that area--I mean September--is that correct? Mr. TAYLOR. September; I should think; yes. Toward the end of September, and possibly even early in October--again, due to time, this is all quite vague--I had Lee with me. I don't remember where I got him. But Lee and my wife, Alex, and I went to Fort Worth and picked up Marina and their child and all of the Oswald's belongings that had, through this period, been stored at Mrs. Hall's, and brought them to Dallas. Mr. JENNER. Now, you went to Mrs. Hall's--is that where you went? Mr. TAYLOR. Yes. Mr. JENNER. When you reached the Halls' you picked up the Oswalds' house paraphernalia, clothing and other things---- Mr. TAYLOR. Yes. Mr. JENNER. Or whatever had been stored at the Halls' you picked up? Mr. TAYLOR. Yes. Mr. JENNER. Now, your recollection doesn't serve you at the moment to be more specific as to how this came about? Mr. TAYLOR. It doesn't. Not at all. I can't even remember now where I got Lee that day. I wish I could--for several reasons you are probably aware of. But I don't remember. And, at any rate, we went to Fort Worth---- Mr. JENNER. Excuse me. Do you recall being interviewed by two agents of the FBI on the 29th of January 1964. Mr. TAYLOR. I think so. Mr. JENNER. Would it refresh your recollection did you tell those agents at that time that you picked up Lee Oswald at the curb of the YMCA in Dallas and drove to Fort Worth to the Hall residence where Marina was living? Mr. TAYLOR. Well, it is refreshing to my memory, but I would like to say this about it.