trace of wiped vs trace of wipe

Some examples from the web:

• I want all traces of the rebel sietch wiped out.
• All traces wiped out by storm.
• Maybe if he knows I wiped every trace of him from the Internet, he won't shoot us.
• I have, over the past five years, using various international laws, data protection acts and internet know-how, wiped all trace of me from the world.
• All trace of Lindy and Jake Bolin has been wiped from the Internet.
• Hauser wrote Charlie in his own blood and wiped it off because he knew traces of it would appear in the black light.
• By the morning, a radiant sun had wiped out all traces of the horrible night.
• And when I vanish I want all trace of my existence to be wiped out.
• Wiped clean, but there are still minute traces of Terence Bancroft's blood in the etchings.
• By the time she had become a vivacious young woman and her parents thought they had wiped out every trace of that old wound, the criminal suddenly reappeared and shamelessly, tried to blackmail them.
• There are traces of non-active power of wormhole.
• Blood screen showed traces of alcohol.
• Forensics saw no trace of Taylor.
• Note also traces of a venom antiserum.
• GCMS revealed traces of gasoline on the cardboard.
• Traces of an extremely contagious virus.
• Something being removing the last traces of my previous roommate.
• She found traces of hand sanitizer.
• Traces of accelerant suggest the boat was doused in petrol.
• There's no trace of them arriving.

Some examples from the web:

• I'll wipe every trace of him off the earth.
• Wipe all trace of this call.
• And I want to wipe every trace of him from my life.
• When victory is ours, we'll wipe every trace of the Thals and their city from the face of this land.
• Someone has tried to wipe out every trace of them.
• So the target murders Cade, steals his government secrets and then wipes his devices clean to remove any trace of the intrusion.
• The political power, both provincial and national, wants to wipe away all traces of this kind of experience.
• Police sources commented that the high temperatures caused by burning materials could wipe out all traces of any organic life form.
• Setting off the blast would wipe out any trace of the crime.
• Dignity is also indestructible: not even the hands of a criminal can wipe away the traces of dignity from the face of the very man who has committed the crime.
• Thus, even if this resolution had some effect, it would certainly not wipe away the traces of blood that the presence of major European capital has left in Burundi and more generally in the African continent.
• If there are traces of Terry's blood on that towel, maybe the killer used it after he slit Terry's wrists to wipe his hands.
• There are traces of non-active power of wormhole.
• Blood screen showed traces of alcohol.
• Forensics saw no trace of Taylor.
• Note also traces of a venom antiserum.
• GCMS revealed traces of gasoline on the cardboard.
• Traces of an extremely contagious virus.
• Something being removing the last traces of my previous roommate.
• She found traces of hand sanitizer.