Here's an archive link for the story about Maury Blackman's domestic violence arrest:

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Never forget Maury Blackman, savior of the domestic partner beaters, girlfriend beaters, wife beaters. Who tried the Streisand approach to deleting his crimes from the internet, forgetting that even if technical services are subservient to money and power, not all of us low-lives are as impressionable.

Btw, did you know that there is a guy named Maury Blackman who likes abusing younger women? Read all about it!

The Covert Gig-Work Surveillance CEO Arrested for Felony Domestic Violence

After a Christmas party, then 53 year old CEO of Premise Data, Maury Blackman, was arrested when his 25 year old girlfriend told San Francisco police that "he just started beating me."

(jackpoulson.substack.com)

I guess so. Hey, Maury Blackman, are you a partner abuser who also likes to abuse the law to hide the fact that you are a criminal (sorry, unconvicted) who likes to hurt anyone less monetarily or lawyery weaker than you?

Sorry. Maury Blackman, if you are truly innocent of hitting a woman half your age so hard that she had to report it to the police… please show us you are innocent or even sorry.

Premise Data, Maury Blackman. Names to be cautious of.

Came here to do what the other 13 of you did.

Oh TL;DR they used the refresh-URL function to point to a miscapitalized URL which returned 404 and effectively disappeared the article from Google.

That's how alleged domestic abuser and surveillance CEO Maury Blackman, or someone with a keen interest in his story about the arrest for such an incident, may have done it.

Good thing he learned his lesson ans will not be beating anymore girlfriends.

Pretty sure that was exactly the desired use of the tool. Definitely not misused.

Now Google, go back and find all those links that changed to a 404 and reactivate them.

Unlikely.

Ok... Here's something you should know.

What happened there was suppressing personal data from Google's search engine. In the EU, that is regarded as a fundamental human right. The "right to be forgotten" is exactly about hiding a shady past. The GDPR gives you the right to demand that Google must omit certain links when people search for your name. Google does comply. You don't need a court order or anything.

So, you can't celebrate the GDPR while also condemning what happened here.