Okay, sorry to keep harping on the chloroform and that sci-spot site, but I am trying to figure this all out.
Anyway, The page was still up and available in 2008. By available, I mean that if you knew the address where the file for that page was located on the server (The URL) then you could have still seen the page without going to the Waybackmachine. I still doubt that she put in the effort, because she would have had to play with it for a minute and would have had to figure out that it was in the folder "Chemistry" and listed in that folder under chemistry as "chloroform." It is a possibility that she figured it out, but I just don't know.
From what I can tell, the files were not actually removed from the server until after Feb 28th, 2009.
After this, at some point he removed it, but I don't know when. I just know that the waybackmachine captured it on that date. The file is, for certain, no longer at this address, but it was up for long after he took the actual links down.
It is possible that the page stayed up for quite some time after Feb 2009, but I doubt it because that particular page on the sci-spot website was captured a total of 54 times (because it was popular). The homepage of the site itself has been captured only 47 times total since the day it was first cataloged until now.
I really want to see those reports.