</s>Dato: September 26, 1968 Mrs. RICHARD E. BACCH, 2517 Boyd Street, Des Moines, Iowa, furnished the following information concerning Miss ASE G. JENSEN, a registered guest at the Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles, California, on June 4, 1968. Miss JENSENS is a family friend whom was BACONS met during the summer of 1967 while Mr. BAGON was working on a foreign assignment for the Ford while Mr.' BACON Company in Copenhagen- hagen, Denmark. While in Denmark, Mrs. BACAON invited Miss JENSEN to visit States in visit. Miss AASE G. JENSON arrived at the BACOM residence in Des Moines, during the early part of May, 1968, After of the BAGONS, she desired to see a few weeks as a house guest States and made Moines, lowa, for the western part of a house guited Bus tour. She desired to the western as a Greyhound Kowa, and made arrangements for the returned to Des Moines. and Mrs. AACON on a vacation trip to Maine. Sometime around July 22, 1969, Miss AASR JENSSEN departed the united States and returned to Denmark. Her current address is: Miss AASE G.JENSENS Valby Langgade 482 No. 8 Valby Copenhagen. Denmark Mrs. BACHON said that Miss JENSEM is employed as a waitress at the Baltic Hotel in Copenhagen, Denmark, a job she has had for the past seven or eight years. Mrs. BAACON said or Miss JENSEH is a Danish citizen and speaks very little English. She said that when Miss JENSEH returned to Des Moline, Iowa, from Los Angeles, California she said she was in her room at the Ambassador Hotel, she Senator KENNEDY was assassinated and had been upset by the noise, strens-and-serening that followed the following: 05-156. 46 On 9/25/68 des Moines, Iowa SEARCHING: AALED SA DALE F. MORITZ.tir NOV. 3.5.1968 9/25 /68 by This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the PBI and is loaned to your agency. It contains no contents are not allowed to be signed.

The documents detail FBI and Department of State communications regarding investigations into the assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. They include interviews with witnesses such as Edwin O. Reischauf, Michael D. Homa, and Stephanie Profumo, who allegedly witnessed the shooting. The FBI sought to locate and interview individuals connected to the case, including Sirhan Bishara, and compiled lists of potential trial witnesses. References to Clifford Flittle, an individual under investigation for possible ties to RFK's assassination, are included, though his connection remains unclear. The documents also mention efforts by the Los Angeles Police Department and FBI to track movements of suspects and gather evidence, including surveillance at Sirhan Bishara's residence in Pasadena.  

Key People  
- Robert F. Kennedy (assassinated June 5, 1968)  
- Sirhan Bishara (accused of assassinating RFK)  
- Stephanie Profumo (alleged witness to the shooting)  
- Clifford Flittle (investigated for potential ties to the assassination)  
- Edwin O. Reischauf, Michael D. Homa, and others interviewed as witnesses  

Key Locations  
- Los Angeles, California (scene of the assassination and FBI operations)  
- Pasadena, California (Sirhan Bishara's residence under surveillance)  
- Tulsa, Oklahoma (Clifford Flittle's reported location)  
- Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles (location of the shooting on June 5, 1968)  

Key Events  
- Investigation into RFK's assassination and related suspects (June–November 1968)  
- FBI efforts to locate and interview witnesses, including those at the Ambassador Hotel and Pasadena City College cafeteria  
- Compilation of a list of potential trial witnesses for Sirhan Bishara’s case  
- Surveillance activities at Sirhan Bishara’s residence in Pasadena  
- Communication between FBI field offices (Los Angeles, Boston, New York) and headquarters  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Department of State (involved in tracking Clifford Flittle)  
- Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD)  
- U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)

RFK Declassified Files

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