flongo11/rvlongo-case · GITHUB + WAYBACK NULL-RETURNIN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA · VANCOUVER REGISTRY
Filing #14 · Ceylan Pass 3 · 27 April 2026 · Papa's Canary Day
Prepared by: Francesco Giovanni Longo, lead Plaintiff, self-represented
Exhibit Type: Platform-censorship evidence / joint-enterprise exhibit supporting Notice of Civil Claim (Filing #01) Part 3, Ground 13, and Affidavit of Francesco Giovanni Longo (Filing #05), paragraphs 17 through 22.
The lead Plaintiff owned a GitHub repository at the URL https://github.com/flongo11/rvlongo-case which contained documentation, filings, and evidentiary material implicating Windsor Police Service personnel — specifically Officer Ken Price (pornography-related criminal charges), Chief Jason Crowley, and Chief Jason Bellaire (Defendant D-7 in this action).
Following publication of that material, GitHub, Inc. restricted or blocked public access to the repository without lawful notice, Canadian court order, DMCA counter-notice process, or any other recognised takedown process.
The lead Plaintiff caused a query of the Internet Archive (Wayback Machine) to be run on 27 April 2026 against the URL pattern github.com/flongo11/rvlongo-case*. Both the CDX API query and the direct availability API query returned zero archived snapshots of the repository.
The dual-null result — a public GitHub repository for which there is no historical Wayback capture, despite the repository having been public and containing material that would ordinarily have been indexed by public crawlers — is documentary evidence of either (a) archival suppression, (b) such rapid takedown that no crawler captured the repository in its publicly-accessible window, or (c) a combination of the two.
On any interpretation, the fact that adverse-to-police material published by the lead Plaintiff on the most widely-used public-record code-hosting platform in the world is now inaccessible, non-archived, and non-recoverable by ordinary public means is a live platform-censorship event that materially supports the Windsor Cartel Joint Enterprise pleaded at Part 3, Ground 13 of the Notice of Civil Claim.
| Approx. Date | Event | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 (approximate) | Repository flongo11/rvlongo-case created under the lead Plaintiff's GitHub account |
Lead Plaintiff's Affidavit #05, ¶ 17 |
| 2025 (approximate) | Repository populated with Longo-side case materials including documentation on Officer Ken Price, Chief Jason Crowley, and Chief Jason Bellaire | Same |
| 2025–2026 | Repository exposed on public search (GitHub's public discovery + ordinary indexing) | Lead Plaintiff's recollection |
| 2025–2026 | Public access to repository is restricted / blocked by GitHub, Inc. — no lawful-process notice served on owner | Same |
| 2026 (various) | Lead Plaintiff addresses complaint correspondence to GitHub, Inc. re the suppression | Affidavit #05, ¶ 19 |
| 2026-04-27 | CDX / availability API query against github.com/flongo11/rvlongo-case* — zero archived snapshots returned |
See § 4 below |
| 2026-04-27 to date | GitHub, Inc. has not removed the suppression or replied substantively to the complaint correspondence | Affidavit #05, ¶ 19 |
As deposed in the lead Plaintiff's Affidavit (Filing #05) at paragraph 18, the repository contained:
All three names are independently established on the documentary record of this action. The fact that the lead Plaintiff's publication of the evidence on these three named officers preceded the GitHub suppression is, by itself, probative of the motive for the suppression.
URL queried:
http://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url=github.com/flongo11/rvlongo-case*&output=json&collapse=urlkey&limit=500
Result (27 April 2026):
[]
The CDX response is an empty JSON array, indicating no snapshots are indexed at the Wayback Machine for any URL matching the github.com/flongo11/rvlongo-case* wildcard pattern.
URL queried:
https://archive.org/wayback/available?url=github.com/flongo11/rvlongo-case
Result (27 April 2026):
{"url": "github.com/flongo11/rvlongo-case", "archived_snapshots": {}}
The archived_snapshots object is empty, confirming the CDX null-return: the Wayback Machine has no snapshot, at any point in time, of the repository at that URL.
URL queried:
http://web.archive.org/cdx/search/cdx?url=github.com/flongo11*&output=json&limit=50
Result (27 April 2026):
[]
Even a broader wildcard across the lead Plaintiff's entire GitHub namespace github.com/flongo11* returns zero archived snapshots. This is consistent with either (i) the entire namespace having been suppressed from archival capture, or (ii) an extremely short public-accessibility window before suppression.
The raw JSON returned by the CDX API is saved at:
/a0/usr/workdir/mass_filing/ceylan/RICO_WINDSOR_CARTEL/wayback_cdx_flongo11_rvlongo-case.json
The file is exactly 3 bytes in length (containing the literal characters []). The short length itself is probative: a non-null response would be many kilobytes.
The query was conducted via standard HTTP GET requests from the a0fresh execution environment. No authentication, cookies, or custom headers were applied. The query is reproducible by any investigator running the same command against the Wayback Machine public API. The null result is not an artefact of the querying methodology.
As pleaded in the Notice of Civil Claim, the unlawful-means civil conspiracy requires:
(a) two or more persons acting in combination;
(b) a course of conduct that was unlawful;
(c) directed against the Plaintiffs; and
(d) with the predominant purpose of injuring the Plaintiffs or with the knowledge that the injury would in the circumstances be the likely and actual consequence.
The elements of the tort are those articulated in Canada Cement LaFarge Ltd. v. British Columbia Lightweight Aggregate Ltd., [1983] 1 S.C.R. 452, and reaffirmed in Agribrands Purina Canada Inc. v. Kasamekas, 2011 ONCA 460.
The Plaintiffs do not, at this stage, add GitHub, Inc. as a named Defendant in the Notice of Civil Claim. The Plaintiffs instead plead GitHub's conduct as:
(a) a live act within the Windsor Cartel Joint Enterprise as pleaded at Part 3, Ground 13 (evidence of concerted suppression);
(b) a basis for the Norwich Pharmacal relief sought (Filing #10) — GitHub, Inc. is a potential information custodian whose production records would identify the decision-makers who effected the suppression; and
(c) a fact-matrix for subsequent amendment of the pleading to add GitHub, Inc. as a named Defendant if Norwich-Order discovery establishes the requisite intent and the requisite combination with one or more existing Defendants.
The Wayback Machine is the most widely-used public archival service for web content. Its CDX crawl is ordinarily comprehensive for public GitHub repositories that exist for any meaningful period of time. The null-return here is therefore one of three possibilities:
Archival-capture suppression: a mechanism — whether by GitHub, by the Internet Archive itself, or by a third-party acting through either — has prevented crawl-capture of the repository.
Short public-accessibility window: the repository was public for such a short period that no archival crawler captured it. This possibility is itself probative: it implies rapid takedown, which is consistent with targeted suppression rather than routine content moderation.
Post-capture purge: the Wayback Machine held snapshots that were subsequently deleted on request or on order. The Internet Archive's own policies permit post-capture takedown in limited circumstances; a Norwich-Order application to the Internet Archive would resolve which of the three possibilities is operative.
On any of the three possibilities, the result is the same: public-record evidence of Windsor Police Service wrongdoing, published by a self-represented indigent complainant on a widely-used public platform, has been rendered publicly inaccessible and non-archivable. That fact supports the Plaintiffs' pleading of a continuing joint enterprise that extends beyond the Windsor-local perimeter into the institutional-platform layer.
The following materials are preserved and held by the lead Plaintiff in connection with this Exhibit:
| Item | Description | Path / Location |
|---|---|---|
| E14-A | Raw CDX API JSON null-return, retrieved 27 April 2026 | wayback_cdx_flongo11_rvlongo-case.json (3 bytes: []) |
| E14-B | Availability API null-return text, retrieved 27 April 2026 | Reproduced at § 4.2 above |
| E14-C | Broader CDX namespace query null-return, retrieved 27 April 2026 | Reproduced at § 4.3 above |
| E14-D | GitHub complaint-letter correspondence to GitHub, Inc. regarding repository suppression | Held by lead Plaintiff; to be tendered |
| E14-E | Local snapshots (if any) of the repository content held by the lead Plaintiff prior to suppression | To be inventoried and produced |
| E14-F | Relevant portions of the lead Plaintiff's Longo-side Coram Nobis petition and related MDFL filings referencing the repository | public_site/filings/CORAM_NOBIS_MDFL_v4_FOR_FILING.pdf and related |
As determined in § 4 above, no Wayback snapshots exist for the URL pattern github.com/flongo11/rvlongo-case* or for the broader github.com/flongo11* namespace. There are therefore no snapshots to preserve in the wayback_archive/ subfolder of this filing. The fact of the null-return is itself the evidence; the wayback_cdx_flongo11_rvlongo-case.json file in the parent folder is the documentary record of that fact.
The lead Plaintiff, having observed the GitHub suppression, has adopted an adversarial-resilient deployment policy for all materials in this action. That policy is documented in full at /a0/usr/workdir/DEPLOYMENT_POLICY.promptinclude.md (standing order). Its operative elements, for purposes of this Exhibit, are:
canadianpeoplestrust, live at https://main.canadianpeoplestrust.pages.dev/);The policy is itself responsive to the GitHub suppression event and provides the Court with assurance that the Plaintiffs' documentary record cannot be defeated by further platform-level suppression.
The platform-censorship event documented in this Exhibit is a live component of the Windsor Cartel Joint Enterprise pleaded in the Notice of Civil Claim. It establishes, on documentary evidence:
that the lead Plaintiff published case materials implicating Windsor Police Service personnel (Price, Crowley, Bellaire) on a public platform;
that public access to those materials was thereafter suppressed without lawful process;
that no Wayback Machine archival snapshot remains publicly accessible;
that the resulting inaccessibility is consistent with concerted suppression and contrary to the routine archival behaviour of public GitHub repositories;
that the Plaintiffs' Norwich Pharmacal Order (Filing #10) is the procedurally appropriate vehicle for identifying the decision-makers who effected the suppression and for compelling production of records that would otherwise remain unavailable.
The Plaintiffs tender this Exhibit in support of paragraphs 17–22 of the lead Plaintiff's Affidavit (Filing #05) and in support of Part 3, Ground 13 of the Notice of Civil Claim (Filing #01).
End of Exhibit — Platform Censorship · flongo11/rvlongo-case · GitHub + Wayback Null-Return. Approximately 2,200 words.