The story surrounding the murder of DNC staffer Seth Rich is thickening, as his posts on social media are being mysteriously edited and/or deleted.

Here is my post about the resurfacing of this story, as new evidence has been uncovered connecting Rich as the WikiLeaks:

• BREAKING: Seth Rich had contact with WikiLeaks prior to death

According to Big League Politics

After Reddit users managed to track down the accounts on the site belonging to murdered DNC staffer Seth Rich, someone began editing and deleting his comments.

While it is unclear if someone is actually logged in and meddling with his account, or if Reddit took it upon themselves to remove identifying information about someone who is no longer living — it is still an odd occurrence.

While you can check the article for yourself to see the details of what's been going on, this is another pertanent paragraph:

“For some strange reason, whoever was meddling with Rich’s account also appears to have deleted his most recent post, which was made much closer to the time of his actual death; his other recent comments currently read ’11 months ago’, while this one reads ’10 months ago’. This one is even more suspicious, because while the actual comment made appears unremarkable, the fact that it is posted in the subreddit r/washingtondc makes it clear that the account belongs to someone in DC, which could tip off future online investigators that they might be looking at Rich’s account even after the email information was deleted. I hope we get an explanation about this from Reddit admin as well,” independent journalist Caitlin Johnstone noted in her Medium post about the strange occurrence.

Luckily, when these posts were identified as Seth's, they were quickly archived by the online activist community. Because we've become used to our enemies deleting things to cover their filthy tracks.

I'll try to keep everyone updated as this story develops.

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