Many have noticed that the Good Humor logo is suspiciously close to the FBI's identified symbol for child love.

https://sli.mg/Noktp4

Flipped horizontally, it's basically a match. That could be coincidental, unless the designer knows his symbology too well for coincidences.

Good Humor is a Unilever brand, and Unilever teamed up with Lee Coomber to create it's logo, as discussed here: https://archive.fo/qqxb

The [Unilever] logo consists of twenty six icons intricately woven together to form a U...Working with creative director Lee Coomber, we used a fluid creative process...

Also, possibly of note from the logo, mention of "sauce": https://sli.mg/naDa0T

Lee Coomber is Lippincott’s Creative Director, for Europe and Middle East.

Here's an article he wrote demonstrating his deep grasp of symbols: https://archive.fo/NYCTQ

Here's his Linked-In profile: https://archive.fo/elTfx

When I checked it two weeks ago, he had displayed prominantly in his connections a Saudi businessman who had given him many skill endorsements. https://sli.mg/KSNU2s

He gave this interview https://archive.fo/w7Nr1

...in which he says:

• working with Unilever was the his "ultimate proudest" career moment. (scrub to 25% mark)
• "Design is to humanity as evolution is to nature."
• "Needs to be seductive."
• mentions spending a few years in Singapore (scrub to 15% mark)

Singapore, according to the FBI:

Singapore is a destination country for men, women, and girls from other Asian countries subjected to sex trafficking and forced labor, and a transit country for Cambodian and Filipino men subjected to forced labor on fishing vessels that stop at ports in Singapore. https://archive.fo/yUoo3

Then there's this from his recent exhibit: https://sli.mg/zBN4oz