Parson said he first met with investigators from the Secret Service and the FBI about two weeks ago.�They told me that they needed my help in catching the author of Blaster, and knew that I had sent a variant of the virus out. We had at least four meetings with investigators and they were really nice and hospitable. I didn�t think that I had done anything serious.�
The agents never read him his Miranda rights and investigators told him that if he cooperated fully, things would be much easier on him, Parson said.
�They told me I didn�t need a lawyer, and they kept on asking me to help, so I did, completely.�
When asked about Parson�s allegations that he was never asked if he wanted a lawyer and never read his rights, a representative of the U.S. Attorney�s office where Parson was charged told NBC News, �no comment�.