Mugshot sites and aggregator pages are built to rank. We use site policy, legal rights, and suppression — and we tell you when a listing cannot be erased from the open web.
Many mugshot operators charge for “expedited removal” and then recycle the image. We do not route clients through those paywalls. We use policy, legal, and ranking work instead.
Expired or vacated cases, minors, and clear inaccuracies are stronger takedown facts. A lawful adult arrest record that remains public is harder. Then the job is to make the listing stop being the first thing someone sees.
EU search de-indexing and US public-record rules are not the same. We scope the work to the jurisdictions that actually matter for your name search.
Not always. Archives, social shares, and new scrapers can reappear. We monitor and repeat takedowns where needed.
No. Paying those sites funds the business model and often fails.
Yes. This service is for personal-name searches, not company brands.