This really isn't that big of a deal. If you look through some of the results, you see things like blank forms (where "Confidential" refers to the information f

This really isn't that big of a deal. If you look through some of the results, you see things like blank forms (where "Confidential" refers to the information filled in by the applicant), boilerplate, attachments as part of public filings (where the document may have been confidential but came out in a trial) etc. In one case, the "this document is confidential" is a phrase taken from the sentence "nothing in this document is confidential." I'm working on a "confidential" document right now, but it's intended for litigation and will likely show up in a records search in a year or two. There may be something juicy in here, but you're gonna have to go through a whole bunch of the mundane to find it.