It is likely we can all understand why they would not want potential clients to know about that.
The most recent attempt at censorship came in the form of delisting, which is a cheap hack used by unscrupulous online promoters to remove the listing of a company's competitor on the search engines. Essentially, it is a fraudulent lie through which a business tells Google that the website of their competitor is no longer online and should be removed from all lists. In this case, the attempt was sloppy, as the deletion was only partially effective. The perpetrator, who we hope was paid very well, neglected to remove our domains from many of the online lists, and now Google and the other top search engines are fully aware of the scam, meaning it won't work again.
As can be seen in the screengrab, using random words like "Katherine Dudtschak HomeEquity Bank fraud", results in our story being listed in three out of the top five results on page one of Google.
These corrupt corporations are so terrified by the prospect of facing the evidence, and likely losing their ability to work in the financial sector, that they are willing to lose tens of millions of dollars in lost opportunity.
No representative of any of the corporations nor the South Simcoe Police Service nor Simcoe County has ever contested in any way these fully supported allegations of criminal and ethical breaches of public trust.
When considering the lack of response by the South Simcoe Police Service and the county itself, there is cause for these corrupt corporations to be afraid to take legitimate action to silence our story, and why those being exposed will try ANYTHING to minimize public awareness, including multiple attempts at censorship.