David Garcia, 41, of McMinnville, Ore. , is seen in an undated photo provided by the Yamhill County Sheriff's Office. He is one of three men accused of responding to a Craigslist ad and taking part in the sex abuse of underage girls. The three men are all charged with sex abuse and third-degree rape. Garcia posted bail. AP Photo logo AP Photo 2 months ago

David Garcia, 41, of McMinnville, Ore. , is seen in an undated photo provided by the Yamhill County Sheriff's Office. He is one of three men accused of responding to a Craigslist ad and taking part in the sex abuse of underage girls. The three men are all charged with sex abuse and third-degree rape. Garcia posted bail.

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  2. Ebay executive Garrett Price walks from the courthouse during the Ebay versus Craigslist trial at the Chancery court in Georgetown, Delaware, December 10, 2009. Price said on Thursday under cross-examination the auction company bought a stake in Craigslist partly to block rival web company Google Inc from acquiring the classified ads business.
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  4. Craig Newmark, founder of the San Francisco-based website Craigslist, arrives at the courthouse for the Ebay versus Craigslist trial at the Chancery court in Georgetown, Delaware, December 10, 2009. EBay, which sued Craigslist in Delaware in 2008, is fighting over its stake in the popular online classifieds site. It claims that privately held Craigslist unfairly diluted the stake to 24.85 percent, thereby denying eBay a seat on its board. Defendant Craigslist has sued eBay, meanwhile, in San Francisco over the same issues, saying that eBay used confidential information from Craigslist in order to launch its own competing online classifieds site, Kijiji.
  5. Craig Newmark, founder of the San Francisco-based website Craigslist, arrives at the courthouse for the Ebay versus Craigslist trial at the Chancery court in Georgetown, Delaware, December 10, 2009. EBay, which sued Craigslist in Delaware in 2008, is fighting over its stake in the popular online classifieds site. It claims that privately held Craigslist unfairly diluted the stake to 24.85 percent, thereby denying eBay a seat on its board. Defendant Craigslist has sued eBay, meanwhile, in San Francisco over the same issues, saying that eBay used confidential information from Craigslist in order to launch its own competing online classifieds site, Kijiji.
  6. Craig Newmark, (L) founder of the San Francisco-based website Craigslist, arrives with attorney Anne Foster at the courthouse for the Ebay versus Craigslist trial at the Chancery court in Georgetown, Delaware, December 10, 2009. EBay, which sued Craigslist in Delaware in 2008, is fighting over its stake in the popular online classifieds site. It claims that privately held Craigslist unfairly diluted the stake to 24.85 percent, thereby denying eBay a seat on its board. Defendant Craigslist has sued eBay, meanwhile, in San Francisco over the same issues, saying that eBay used confidential information from Craigslist in order to launch its own competing online classifieds site, Kijiji.
  7. Craigslist founder Craig Newmark arrives to testify in the civil trial between E-Bay and Craigslist in Delaware's Chancery Court Thursday Dec 9, 2009 in Georgetown, Del.
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  10. Craigslist CEO James Buckmaster arrives to testify in the civil trial between E-Bay and Craigslist in Delaware's Chancery Court Thursday, Dec 9, 2009 in Georgetown, De.
  11. Craigslist chief executive Jim Buckmaster enters the courthouse for the Ebay versus Craigslist trial at the Chancery court in Georgetown, Delaware, December 9, 2009. The case surrounds eBay's minority stake in Craigslist, the largest U.S. online classifieds site. EBay sued Craigslist in Delaware in 2008, claiming the company diluted its stake from 28.4 percent to 24.85 percent, thereby denying eBay a seat on its board. Craigslist then sued eBay in San Francisco, claiming that eBay used its board seat to glean confidential information that it then used to launch its own classifieds business.
  12. Craigslist chief executive Jim Buckmaster enters the courthouse for the Ebay versus Craigslist trial at the Chancery court in Georgetown, Delaware, December 9, 2009. The case surrounds eBay's minority stake in Craigslist, the largest U.S. online classifieds site. EBay sued Craigslist in Delaware in 2008, claiming the company diluted its stake from 28.4 percent to 24.85 percent, thereby denying eBay a seat on its board. Craigslist then sued eBay in San Francisco, claiming that eBay used its board seat to glean confidential information that it then used to launch its own classifieds business.
  13. Craigslist chief executive Jim Buckmaster exits the courthouse for a lunch break during the Ebay versus Craigslist trial at the Chancery Court in Georgetown, Delaware December 7, 2009. Whitman took the witness stand on Monday to make the case that free online classifieds provider Craigslist unfairly denied the giant e-commerce company a seat on its board.
  14. EBay founder and chairman Pierre Omidyar enters the courthouse to testify in the eBay versus Craigslist trial at the Chancery Court in Georgetown, Delaware December 7, 2009. Whitman took the witness stand on Monday to make the case that free online classifieds provider Craigslist unfairly denied the giant e-commerce company a seat on its board.
  15. Former eBay chief executive Meg Whitman exits the courthouse after testifying in the eBay versus Craigslist trial at the Chancery Court in Georgetown, Delaware December 7, 2009. Whitman took the witness stand on Monday to make the case that free online classifieds provider Craigslist unfairly denied the giant e-commerce company a seat on its board.
  16. Former eBay chief executive Meg Whitman exits the courthouse after testifying in the eBay versus Craigslist trial at the Chancery Court in Georgetown, Delaware December 7, 2009. Whitman took the witness stand on Monday to make the case that free online classifieds provider Craigslist unfairly denied the giant e-commerce company a seat on its board.

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