Al Seckel offers paid SEO/online reputation manipulation services to Jeffrey Epstein
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The email shows a direct transaction proposal between a known associate (Al Seckel) and Jeffrey Epstein for extensive search‑engine manipulation, including removal of negative articles, editing Wikipe Epstein is paying for ongoing SEO work at a quoted $10,000 per month. Seckel claims to have pushed down a Huffington Post article and altered Wikipedia entries. The operation includes hacking a wiki
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