Blaster Worm suspect revealed

The evil face of the Worm Meister

By A. Wibbler

Sat Sep 06 2003, 11:28

GOOGLE HAS OUTED the face of the alleged culprit that released Blaster into the world.

The headline and the picture says it all: "MSNBC Offers an Alternate Look at Worm Suspect Jeffrey Parson", next to the fizzog of the suspect, as you can see below.

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[Er, that's Ruper Goodwins from ZD Net as any fule kno. You're fired. Ed.]

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