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An online profile with Marzia Calleja Maatouk’s name was promoting a strange gambling company

Weeks before she was found dead in a town near Tripoli, Libya, an online profile with Marzia Calleja Maatouk‘s name posted a comment on a Norwegian website with her comment aimed at promoting a strange gambling event. The profile posted an innocuous comment with an embedded link to a Maltese-based website that published an article on a strange gambling event. You can see the comment below with the embedded link showing at the bottom. You can find the promoted link here.

I am also posting the article the profile promoted for archiving purposes.

 

 

 

 

 

Here I am also posting some photos of Endorphina’s online material online.

 

 

 

 

 

 

I have sent them messages asking them, including to their marketing officer, whether they are aware that a profile with Marzia Calleja Maatouk’s name was being used to promote their services. I am still waiting for a reply. Jomic Calleja Maatouk had an online casino on his website bitcoinautotrader.co

 

 


Comments

  1. There is a high chance that Marzia’s name (may she RIP) appears there by chance, spat out by an SEO ‘content spinner’ that is trained on keywords that score high in Malta. The comments don’t really make sense and seem to be just jumbled up keywords put into a semblance of language.

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