August 6th 2016 Daily mail Joel, 68, also revealed to Daily Mail Online that four days before his death, Seth learned he had been chosen to work on Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign – a career triumph for a young man who spent his life dedicated to politics. He said: 'He'd worked on senate and house campaigns but he'd always wanted to work on a presidential campaign.

'He had just found out they wanted him and he was probably going to be moving up to Brooklyn through the election. He was really excited about that.'

Following his death, the Rich family found a draft of an email Seth had written but it was unclear who the recipient was. Omaha.com reported that it read: 'All my life, I've only wanted to make a difference so that I might be able to one day tell people that I mattered.'  Joel Rich told Daily Mail Online that he wasn't sure who the email was for but said that it was 'definitely Seth' in terms of sentiment. 

CRIMEWATCH SEPTEMBER 30th 2016 "He had just found out he was going to go to work for the Clinton campaign doing data analysis and helping getting people out to vote," said Seth's parents say he got the offer but tragically never had the chance to accept. They found the beginnings of his letter of acceptance in a draft email on his computer. Seth had only typed two lines, and his parents are sharing it with us. "'All my life I wanted to be in a position that I can make a difference.' That resonates with me because that is the heart of what my son would have said, and working on Hillary's campaign, he would be making a difference," said Mary Rich, Seth's mother.

both of these interviews are on video.