Marguerite Oswald

Not everybody who works for intelligence is a spy, you know? You have to have normal people, cutouts, people o- on call who you can use for, to hide, hide other people at times.

Um, but starting in 1941, um, between '41 and '44, the life story of Marguerite Oswald is so obfuscated, um, it's hard to determine exactly what happened with her and what she did.

But it's apparent at some point in time she joined the Navy.

And this isn't part of the official record, but, uh, there's a book that came out called A, A Mother in History, allegedly by Marguerite Oswald.

And there's one line in that book, uh, where she says that she worked at the naval base in Algiers, Louisiana in the summer of 1942.

And that, that opens up a huge can of worms because if you were a naval ...

Uh, and then she covered ...

When you read her testimony, Lillian Morret is her name.