Tag - Al Seckel

Overview Michael Keesling is an internet marketing and search engine optimization consultant named in Jeffrey Epstein’s 2010 online reputation campaign. Released records assign Keesling a central operational role involving websites, domain names, hosting, search strategy, outside writers, design work, paid search, and the creation of favorable material intended to displace negative search results about Epstein. ... Read more

Overview Isabel Maxwell is a technology executive and early internet entrepreneur whose name appears in a 2010 plan to alter the Google search results associated with Jeffrey Epstein. The plan described Maxwell and her twin sister, Christine Maxwell, as experts in search technology. This description was consistent with their earlier work developing Magellan, an early ... Read more

Snapshot Jeffrey Epstein did not rely on one publicist to repair his reputation after his criminal investigation and 2008 conviction. The documentary record identifies a shifting network of public relations executives, crisis specialists, search consultants, media advisers, social connectors, and journalists. Some participants received payments. Others prepared proposals, arranged introductions, created websites, placed favorable material, ... Read more

Overview Al Seckel was an American self-described cognitive neuroscientist, illusionist, and public speaker who was later exposed as a serial fraudster with a history of deception, financial misconduct, and misrepresentation of academic credentials. Seckel is relevant to the Epstein network due to documented interactions with Jeffrey Epstein and his association with the Maxwell family through ... Read more

Snapshot Field Detail Primary record EFTA00751523 through EFTA00751526 Length Four pages Record type Internal email reply preserving a longer forwarded message Date November 28, 2010 Time 18:20:46 UTC Subject “Re: Help needed on Jeffs sites – Confidential” Sender Jessica Banks, identified in the signature as the head of RockPaperRobot Recipient Al Seckel Copied recipient Jeffrey ... Read more