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    "ocrText": "the document has been identified, you have written in all that appears in\n1 and your husband were\nhandwriting?\nMrs. Rich. That is correct.\nMr. HUBERT. Do you remember on what floor this apartment. was that you\nvisited?\nis.\nMrs. RICH: I believe the first.\nMr. HUBERT. Do you remember whether it was to the left or the right as\nyou went in?\nMrs. RICH. There was no question of left or right as such. It was-you just\nwalked in. There was no hallway to indicate left or right, if that is what you\nare referring to.\nAgain, I can describe that\nMr. HUBERT. In other words, this apartment actually opened on the path?\nstreet it is on.\nMrs. RICH. That is correct.\nMr. HUBERT. How many rooms did it have?\nagram.\nMrs. RICH. I don't recall whether it was a one or two bedroom.\nit was?\nMr. HUBERT. Can you give us any other description of the apartment building,\net's say this is your main\nfirst of all?\nre an apartment building,\nMrs. RICH. The apartment itself wasn't too well furnished.\nis the street. A hill slopes\nMr. HUBERT. Was it a brick apartment?\n!re are flowers and gardens\nMrs. RICH. I believe it was. Either brick or stucco.\n-and in them was lights-\nMr. HUBERT. Do you know the color of it?\nup a little hill, and walk\nMrs. RICH. I don't. But I believe it had colored doors. Now, I could be\nath or not, or whether it is\nmistaken.\na double deck, I believe-\nMr. HUBERT. And the apartment itself was one or two bedrooms, and I think\nyou say it was not well furnished. Do you recall anything about the interior\nof the apartment that would be significant?\nMrs. RICH. Let me clarify that. When I say not well furnished, I should have\n:ing?\nindard apartment building\nsaid sparsely furnished. It looked like an unfurnished apartment that he had\njust thrown some furniture into and not too much of it. I believe I remember\nhe said it.\nthis: You have hauded us\nMr. HUBERT. Did it have lamps in it?\npreviously. We have now\nMrs. RICH. I believe it did. I think it had one lamp on the table.\nback the original. For the\nMr. HUBERT. Do you recall anything about the furniture that was there?\n: copy, front and back. as\nMrs. RICH. Yes; it was, I believe you call it Danish modern.\nNo. 3, Deposition of\nMr. HUBERT. Was it upholstered?\nw that. And on the reverse\nMrs. RICH. I don't recall. It was typical cheap apartment furniture. I believe\nin marking for the purpose\nJune 2, 1964, Exhibit No.\nit had plastic upholstery.\nMr. HUBERT. I think you said you went there at night.\n: I have signed my name.\nMrs. RICH. Yes.\nmy name so that the\nMr. HUBERT. About what time?\nsame document.\nMrs. RICH. It was after dark. Probably 9 o'clock.\naney E. Perrin Rich under\nfor the record that I signed\nMr. HUBERT. Do you recall how long it took you to drive from where you\nwere living to this place?\nExhibit No. 3-A.\nMrs. RICH. No; I do not.\nPerrin Rich Exhibits Nos.\nMr. HUBERT. How did you get there?\nMrs. RICH. In Dave's car. Now, again, I said four people present.  should\nifying concerning an apart-\nhave counted--he had a girl with him. She wasn't in it or anything, just some\na colonel and another man\ngirl he had along for the evening. She was never part of it. In fact, I think she\nstayed in the car.\nus there.\nfor the purpose of identi-\nMr. HUBERT. How long were you in the place?\nNo. 4, Deposition of Naney\nMrs. RICH. Oh, probably half an hour, 45 minutes, an hour at the most.\nMr. HUBERT. What was the general discussion?\nand I ask you to sign your\nMrs. RICH. Feeling each other out. I just kind of sat there and listened.\nibit. Will you note for the\nThe general gist of it was we were going to obtain a boat, the colonel could\nr. Hubert's name on Exhibit\nobtain various things. and nothing specific was mentioned on what the various\nloing after signing is merely\nthings were at that time. And we were going to go and pick up-they were\ndeciding where to pick them up-pick un Cuban refugees and bring them over\nerrin Rich Exhibit No. 4 for\nto the main coast, meaning Miami, which, quite frankly, I adhered to because\nat that time, as I say, Castro is or was what we suppose him to be today,\nto the writing you have just\nand quite frankly I had seen underprivileged countries and at that time\n:rely lines which indlicated a\nthought it was a good idea.\ng a garden. And that since\nMr. HUBERT. Was the sum of $10,000 mentioned at that meeting?\n347"
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