Where can I find all the cache?

Beyond the basics

[Powdork]

I am trying to find out how a site looked on May 9, 2006. You can see why in this thread.
[webmasterworld.com...]

I have tried all the Google DC's I know and they have all switched to the GoDaddy parked page at least 5 days ago. MSN has switched to the GoDaddy page yesterday. Yahoo is still showing a cache prior the the content I want a screenshot of. I can't wait for archive.org. I've tried searching for any of the text I remember seeing on the page to see if it will bring up something strange from the depths of Google.
Are there any strange places on my machine that it might exist given that I've probably cleared my cache over a hundred times since then.
What are some other sources?

[Lobo]

[archive.org...]

wayback machine

[fiestagirl]

Gigablast caches.

[Powdork]

Gigablast had no cache for the site. As I mentioned above, archive.org will take too long. I need it tomorrow, not next year.

[Robert Charlton]

Yahoo is still showing a cache prior the the content I want a screenshot of.

ROFL. At first I was going to suggest Yahoo, figuring that they'd be the slowest to update.

I would think that if there actually were a lawsuit, Google would have a copy of the page. I can't imagine that they throw anything away. You may not have enough to go on, though, without a copy of the page in the first place.

[Powdork]

At this point I don't think any of that will be necessary. I had a collection of screenshots from different periods leading up to and after the mafia references. The webmaster has recently admitted to having the mafia content up.
At this point, everything has been resolved without litigation. There are threats of suits against me for blowing the whistle in the local media and on my forums. I imagine they would be in the form of copyright infringement for me posting the 'offending code' from his websites on my website.
Naturally, though, all that code really came from the cache of G and Y.