Craig Goodliffe is the CEO of Cyberbacker.[1] Goodliffe was arrested in Ogden, Utah, for allegedly giving his 8-year-old son marijuana candy.[1] His arrest followed a welfare-check request from his mother, who was concerned he was having a manic episode.[1] Officers found Goodliffe in a state of hysteria, talking about magic rituals.[1] He told police he had taken a large amount of marijuana, Viagra and caffeine.[1] He admitted giving his son a weed gummy he hoped would put him to sleep while he watched pornography.[1] Officers said the child was less than coherent and later tested positive for THC at hospital.[1]
The house held 9 pounds (about 4.08 kg) of various marijuana products that were unmarked and easily accessible to children.[1] Near the contraband, officers found urine and feces on the floor, and Goodliffe said he had defecated on the floor.[1] The arrest led to charges of child endangerment, purchase of a firearm by a restricted person and intoxication.[1]
Cyberbacker provides real-estate professionals with administrative support and virtual-assistant services.[1] Goodliffe had founded a Keller Williams affiliate in Utah before heading Cyberbacker.[1] HousingWire published this account on 14 January 2025.[1] The article said the Ogden arrest happened the previous week.[1]
