Please don't take this as me saying you brought this on yourself... but you did not do yourself any favors by repeatedly "googling" yourself.
Keep in mind how Google works. Every time someone does a search on a subject on Google (and other search engines), the search engine spins up a dedicated application that starts crawling the web looking for information on that subject. It does not, it cannot, find everything about a subject on the first search. But, the more often a subject is "googled", the more information Google gathers on that subject. That is how Google is able to return to you millions of records from across the world on popular subjects in only milliseconds.
So, by googling yourself on a regular basis, you actually helped Google builds up a larger volume of available information about you. The bright side is, Google can't afford to keep all the information it finds about everything at ready reference forever. Stop searching for yourself and let the subject grow stale. The volume of information will eventually begin to degrade over time.
It's a sad Catch 22. You won't know how accessible your BK records are unless you search for them, but the act of searching for them will make them easier to find. 
Word of caution - the more you Google yourself, the more relevant you become. Stop looking 