Event Description

Al Seckel reports to Jeffrey Epstein on a search engine optimization and reputation management campaign. Seckel describes suppressing negative content about Epstein across multiple platforms, including pushing down the Huffington Post article on Google search results, removing The Daily Beast article from prominence, eliminating toxic search terms that auto-populated when typing Epstein's name, and extensively editing Epstein's Wikipedia entry to remove references to 'convicted sex offender' or 'pedophile' and replace his mugshot with a different photo.

Quoted Evidence

“You have only one negative article left on front page of google, which is the Huffington Post article... We managed to push it down the page, as it used to be at the top... WE did manage to get rid of the daily beast article, which is now far removed... Toxic suggested search engine terms that popped up automatically when you typed in your name are also now removed. Wikipedia was an important victory... ow the head lines do not mention convicted sex offender or pedophile. Instead, Philanthrophic work, Epstein Foundation, Promotion of Scientists... We hacked the site to replace the mug shot and caption, and now has an entirely different photo and caption.”

Trafficking Assessment