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Date of entry 01 / 16/2018 

Rob Le ggat (he r eaft e r "Le ggat '' ) , Seni o r Vice Presid ent, Goddar d 

Gu nster, was int erviewed at t h e Na t ional Center for Missing and Exploited 

Ch ildren office , 69 9 Prince Street, Alexandria , Virginia , 22314 by Sp ecial 

Ag ent (SA) Desi rae K. To lhurs t , Fe d e r a l Bu reau of I nvest i gat i on (FBI ) and 

SA Amy Fr yberg er, FBI . Pr esent during the i nt e r view was I n t e l ligence 

Analyst Patti Shaffer, FBI , Dep artment of J u stice Attorney Reg gie Jones , 

and Assistant United States Attorney Kevin Rapp . After being a dvised of 

the identit ies o f the int e r v i ewing Ag ent s and the na ture o f the int e rvi ew , 

Le ggat provided the f o llowing informa t ion : 

Leggat has worked in government affairs, including Navy Public Affairs 

f o r many years pri or t o worki ng a t Godd a r d Cl a ussen i n 20 10 . Godd a r d 

Cl a u ssen i s a pub lic a ffa i r s firm spec ial izi ng i n issue a dv oca cy based i n 

Washington , D. C .. Ap proximately t wo (2) years ago , Godd ard Clau ssen 

became Goddard Gunst er . Ben Godd ard and Gerry Gunster were the main 

partners t h a t fo rmed Go d dard Gunst e r . Leggat expla i ned tha t Godd a r d 

Gunst e r is invol ved in issue a dvoc acy and gave an examp l e of an " issue " 

s u ch as Coca- Cola fighting t h e s u gar tax . 

Legga t said t hat Ben Goddard was good friends with Don Moon (hereafter 

"Moon " ) , an attorney for Backpage . com. Leggat d i d not know h ow t he 

relationsh ip with Ben Goddard and Moon began . Leggat explained that Moon 

called Ben Goddard regarding Backpage . com being "under siege ." Leggat 

sai d i t was around t he time , approximatel y 2011 , t hat t h e Attorneys 

Genera l sent a letter reguesti ng Backpage . com s hut down their adult 

section . Leggat t hought that Moon reached o u t to Ben Goddard in order to 

p u t Backpage . com " on the righ t side of the equation . " Leggat said h e knew 

that Backpage . com was owned by Village Voice Media , but also knew t hat 

Backpage . com was t h e money maker . Leggat a l so l earned , duri ng that t i me , 

that Bac kpage . com was looking t o sell Vil lage Vo i ce Medi a or v i ce 

versa . Leggat said Moon was looking to hire Goddard Gunster in order to 

come u p with a public relations (hereafter " PR" ) strategy to address child 

sex traf f i cking . Leggat said he had multipl e conversati ons with Moon 

regarding the PR strategy . 

Leggat said, according to Moon , s h utting down Backpage . corn was not an 

option because Backpage . com was the source of Village Voice Media ' s 

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revenu e stream . Leggat said Moon was looking for a way to keep Backp age . 

com. 

Le gga t said as part of developi ng a PR s t r a t e gy , deep op i nion resear ch 

wou ld be condu cted and a determination would b e made as to who the right 

spokesperson would b e to present the find ings . Leg gat said typically in 

d e p t h i n t e r views would be c o ndu c t e d of peop l e rel a t ed t o t he 

issue . Le gga t sai d those int ervi ews wo u l d be o f ver y "hig h l evel " 

individuals . Leg gat said Backp age . com PR strat egy would try to show that 

Backpage . com is ou t t o p rotect exploited children not exploit c h ild ren . 

Le gga t said he ha d mul t ipl e p h one meet ings wi th Moon , Mi c hae l Lace y 

(h ereafter "Lacey" ) , Jim Larkin (hereaft er "Larkin " ) and a woman (identity 

unknown) who worked with Moon . Leggat said Lacey was t h e "client " of 

Godd a r d Gunst e r and Moon was Backpage . com' s a tto r ney . Leggat said du r i ng 

the meet ings , Legg a t wo ul d d i scuss wi th Mo on , La c e y , La r kin, and the 

unknown woman the issues (child sex trafficking ) p resented to Backpag e . 

com, whe ther or not t here was any tru th to t he issues, and what the 

p u b l i c ' s p ercep t ion 0£ Bac kpage . c om as i t rel a t es t o t hose i ssu es . Le gga t 

sai d according t o Moon , t he c h i l d sex t r a ffi cking issue was a Fi rst 

Ame ndme n t i ssu e a nd Bac kpage . com was cooperating with the 

government . Furth er, Moon told Leggat that there are laws in place to 

protect Backpage . com . Moon also said that t he ads on Backpage . com are 

"coded" and Backpage . com has empl oyees who monitor and evalua t e t he 

ads . Moon also ment ioned some t h i ng about credit card informati on to 

Leggat . Moon conveyed to Leggat that the Backpage . com felt that t h ey h ave 

done everything that they needed to do to protect ch ildren . 

Leggat said his rol e was to he l p come up wi th an ad campa i gn t o support 

Backpage . com ' s position t hat they are helping children . Leggat said he 

proposed a research element and Anna Greenberg (hereafter "Greenberg " ) of 

Greenberg Quinl an Rosner, ini tiated t he research project . Leggat said it 

was Gr eenberg ' s company t ha t condu c t ed the study on the website . Leggat 

said he wou ld ask questions of Moon and Backpage . com such as " is t h ere any 

truth to t he charges? " 11 How would yo u defend yourselves? " in trying to 

develop the PR strategy . Leggat said he also worked on trying to put 

together a coalition - an idea of a Child Protection Task Force for 

Backpage . ccm to associate with . 

Leggat said during his discussions with Moon , there were definitely 

discussions of adu lt prostitu tion being on Backpage . com . Leggat said that 

Moon h ad a very liberal attitude about adult prostitution and made a 

comment that " it goes on . " Leggat said with regards to children being on 

Backpage . com, Moon recognized that something would " slip through the 

cracks ." 

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Leggat said he was surprised to learn t here was a Bac kpage . com . Leggat 

said he had real discomfort with the prostitution on Bac kpage . com and said 

the current CEO , Gerry Gunster, was not going " to touch it with a 10 foot 

pol e." Legga t sai d the aforement i oned coalition never came about. 

Leggat descri bed Moon as a "bigger than life '' indivi dual who was loud , 

c r ass, s ma rt and u sed very vulgar l anguage . Leggat recognized the name 

Carl Ferrer but was not sure what rol e Carl Ferrer p l a yed. Leggat 

recalled exchanging ema ils with Ferrer . Leggat said over time the 

Backpage . com discussions with Moon moved inside Ben Goddard ' s office . 

SA Tolhurst revi ewed email s and documents re l a ted t o Backpage .com's 

association with Goddard Gunster, and the following are Leggat ' s 

recollection of the emails/documents : 

Ema i l d a ted 10 /6/2011 sent f rom Carl Ferrer to multipl e recipients, 

including Leg gat : Leggat recalled t hat Greenber g Quinlan Rosner wou ld h ave 

helped design the script for the ad campaign . 

Email dated 10 /1 2/2011 sent from Leggat to Carl Ferrer with a 

PowerPoint Attachment : Regarding page 3 , "One day the proverbial is going 

to hit the fan and/or the "body is going to be discovered "". Leggat said 

that he was trying to convey to Backpage . com t hat they needed to be 

prepared . Leggat further expl ained t hat either 1 . The Attorneys General 

issue was going to hit the fan ; or 2 . It will be known t hat people are 

using Backpage . com for prostitution . Leggat said either way , it was going 

t o happen . Leggat sai d i t was stupid not t o have a plan in place to 

address such issues . Leggat said that Moon talked about prostitution 

being on t h e Backpage . com website and said t here were already ''issues 

swirling around ." Leggat also mentioned that he was aware of t h e 

CraigsList murders and thought something similar cou l d happen on Backpage . 

com. 

Regarding slide 3 and the "Near-term spin- off obj ective ," Leggat said 

Backpage . com was t he main source of revenue for Village Voice 

Media . Leggat said Moon conveyed that the two main concerns were revenue 

and divesting . Leggat said everyone saw where Backpage . com was heading 

and they wanted to get Backpage . com off their plate . 

Regarding slide 19 , "Th e ads for the backpage . com site follow three 

directions : -Pimps and Men Looking for Kids -High Visibility Ads -Missing 

Person Ads " - Leggat said the intent was to create ads to put on Backpage . 

com to target those three (3) areas . Leggat said the directions were 

likely developed from Greenberg Quinlan research . Slides 26 through 

slides 29 have examples of the targeted ads . 

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Leggat said ultimately the ad campaig n lost energy and Backpag e . com 

decided t h at t here was other avenues they (Backpag e . com) wanted to 

take . Leggat thou ght the reason for no t wanting to go forward with an ad 

campai gn was f i nanc ial. Legg a t a l s o thou g ht t h a t Bac kpage . com did no t 

want to go p ub l ic and d raw any additional a ttent i on and h urt their r evenue 

stream . 

Le gga t said h e h a d never g one on t o t h e Bac kpage . c om websi t e and ha d 

never viewed any Backpag e . com ads . Leggat said h e u nderstood from the 

research information the targeted ads (p rostitution, child sex 

t rafficking) were among st the p ersonal a d s . 

Leggat said t here was a lot of discussion around the " cod ing " of t he 

a d s . Leg gat said Moon discussed the codes and said that they (Backpag e . 

com) deciph e r ed ads tha t were s us p ici ou s . Moon a l so t o l d Le ggat tha t 

Bac kpage . com knew the codes for t r a f f i cked c h i l d r en . Re ga r d i n g a dults and 

a dult prostitu tion , Leggat said Moon had t he op inion that " a dults were 

a dults'' and Backp age . com d id not care a b out the adults . Leggat said Moon 

ment ioned NCMEC and thought t h a t NCMEC was p ossi b l y a Bac kpage . com 

coal i t i on me mber . 

Leggat said he wanted to get away from t h e project and was very 

uncomfortable wi th i t . Leggat sai d t he pro j ect was really Ben Goddard ' s 

project . Leggat said Ben Goddard is approximatel y 75 years old but in 

really poor health with liver and heart problems . 

Leggat said Greenberg Quinl an woul d have add i tional i nf ormation as t hey 

completed the research on Backpage . com. Legga t said Greenberg Quinl an 

presented their research findings to Goddard Gunster and Backpage . 

com. Greenberg Quinlan is located in the Washington D. C. area . 

The ema i ls and PowerPoi n t revi ewed with Leggat are attach ed and made a 

part h ereto . 

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Exhibit 5

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VVM MEDIA STRATEGIES 

GODDARD GLOBAL 

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SITUATION 

• It is going to happen 

- One day the proverbial is going to hit the fan 

and/or the "body is going to be discovered" 

- Arguably already beginning with the AG campaign 

- Not likely to go away soon; 

• Near-term spin-off objective 

- Even with spin off, VVM is not going to be able to entirely 

divorce itself from the situation 

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OBJECTIVES 

• Stand back from the fan 

• Remove VVM and backpage.com from the 

equation (e.g. ''third party" advocacy) 

• Define "the problem" 

• l<eep "Back Page" a going concern 

• Leverage to increase name recognition, revenue 

and value 

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STRATEGIC ADVOCATES 

• Newspapers 

• Civil Libertarians 

• Back Page Customers 

• Village Voice Publications 

• NCMEC 

• Local law enforcement 

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AUDIENCE 

• Attorneys General 

• BP acquisitional lenders 

• DOJ 

• NCMEC & NGOs 

• Law enforcement 

• Civil libertarians 

• Back Page advertisers 

• Media 

• General Public 

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S1ide6 

1 Rob Leggat, 10/12/2011 

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RISK & BARRIERS 

• Do more harm than good by drawing 

attention to backpage.com 

• Danger of loss of revenue 

• Interference with near-term spin off 

objective 

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RESEARCH 

GREENBERG QUINLAN ROSNER 

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WHY CONDUCT RESEARCH? 

Before we communicate, we want to 

answer a few key questions: 

1. Should we engage at all? 

Legally, we start in a strong position. 

A fight will draw attention to the issue. 

Can we gain ground in a PR battle? 

2. If we engage, what is our strategy and message? 

What do we say? 

How do we say it? 

Who do we say it to? 

3. What do we do in Washington? 

Largest public battle over Backpage. 

Can we mitigate McKenna's attacks? 

What should we say and who should say it? 

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WHAT RESEARCH ARE WE DOING? 

We have agreed upon: 

Two focus groups with Hill staff 

7-10 staffers per group 

Senior to mid-level 

Mix of chambers and parties 

Focus on judiciary committees and committee members' staff 

• Five interviews with retired DOJ staff 

• Criminal division 

• Mix of political appointees and civil servants 

• Mix of Democratic and Republican administrations 

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LOGISTICS AND NEXT STEPS 

The research should take about three months: 

Preparation 

Set the schedule for the focus groups 

Finalize the target audience definitions 

Begin recruitment 

• Guideline drafting process 

Initial brainstorming call for ideas and messages 

We draft the guidelines and submit them for your review 

Call to go over the initial guideline drafts 

We revise the guidelines and submit them for final changes and signoff from you 

Execution 

Finish recruiting and begin DOJ interviews 

Conduct the focus groups-you are welcome to attend 

We analyze the groups and present the results to you 

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MESSAGING SITUATIONAL, RESEARCH 

DRIVEN 

• BP is part of solution, a leader in fighting child 

exploitation 

- We are doing the right thing (Walking the talk) 

- Doing everything possible technologically and within the 

law to protect children 

- No other site has the expertise, the applied technology, 

the resources and the determination to stop the 

exploitation of minors 

- Facilitates the capture and prosecution 

• No other site provides the level of support to law enforcement 

agencies 

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SHOW ME THE FACTS 

• The real problem/issue is not backpage.com 

- The bigger issue is exploitation by family members: neighbors, church 

leaders etc. 

- The bigger issue is runaway children; wayward girls; TV; Internet 

• AG's time better spent targeting the areas where they can make the 

biggest impact - not the biggest headlines 

- AGs have tracked less than one case per year in each BP market 

- Meanwhile, X cases of child abuse are documented 

• Closing back-page doesn't address the problem 

• As long as ads are legal, they will find an outlet - better an outlet 

with safeguards and one that feels strongly about bringing to justice 

those who would exploit our children 

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CONSTITUTIONALLY THINKING 

• The Constitution protects free speech 

• For Media, Civil Libertarians and Elite governmental actors 

- As a member of the 4th estate, we have a moral obligation to defend 

- 230 protects BP from liability when classified ads are used to do 

something illegal 

- Impossibility of shutting down adult advertising 

- Underscores importance of industry standards 

• Slippery slope, hamstringing the Internet 

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MEDIA PLAN (ALSO RESEARCHDRIVEN) 

• Media Strategy: Focus sharply on target audiences 

• Q&A: How we answer depends on strategy and confirmed messaging 

• Media Strategy: Do not acknowledge the prostitution 

- We don't know. The law forces us to accept at face value the services 

advertised and does not hold us accountable 

- Where we do know or even suspect child exploitation, we act 

• Op-Eds 

- To frame debate - increase awareness 

• Online showcase of what BP is doing on the solution side 

• Leverage VVM to run print ads 

• Leverage VVM to run OP-Eds, investigative pieces 

• Social media ... Leverage and deploy quick response team 

- Biogs, Twitter. Face Book, Tumblr 

• Speaking Opportunities 

• Host/Sponsor CPTF Conferences, Seminars, Workshops around issue 

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STRATEGIES 

• Two Prong 

- Longer Term: Build Equity in Good Times 

- Establish Child Protection Task Force 

• Discuss steps put in place to safeguard children 

• Publish principles 

• Tell stories of Back-Page successes 

- Short Term Options: 

• Surrender 

- Shut Down Back-Page 

• Truce 

- Meet conditions or .. 

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Fight Back* 

• Fight Back 

Frame the debate 

Shift the argument 

Stand on moral principles 

• Constitutional issue -- Not a trafficking issue 

- Constitutionally -- The law requires that we not restrict freedom of speech 

- Rather than attack Back-page -- A Gs should attack the Constitution 

• Make it an excess of power issue : Attack the attackers 

- Sue the National Association for Harassment and Singling our Back-Page 

- Using their powers to circumvent the law of the land 

- Question their motives: Headline seeking 

- Take on Signatories politically 

» Elected officials impartial enforcers of the law -- Not guardians of country's morals 

• Talk slippery slope -- What's next? 

l> Shutting down the internet? 

» Shutting down the Boy Scouts, Catholic Church? 

» Closing the Catholic Church 

» More child exploitation passes through the back doors of the Catholic Church or Boy Scout tent 

flaps than though the back pages' classifieds 

*Far Fetched, If Not Suicidal 

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Creative: Online and Print 

Goddard Global 

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Backpage Online 

• The ads for the backpage.com site follow 

three directions: 

- Pimps and Men Looking for Kids 

- High Visibility Ads 

- Missing Person Ads 

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CHILD PROTECTION 

'J'A.SK FORCE 

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Consider yoursa!f lucky. It this ad was real, you could wind up in jail 

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Print Ads 

• Print Ads Copy 

- To run in VVM remnant space 

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