"Let's see...so you got a warrant based on other evidence that I was doping, searched my house, found a hidden syringe with traces of EPO in it and my DNA on the needle from injecting...you know what? I want to confess now".

The Bonds thing is a bad analogy though. Bonds still says he's innocent. I think David Walsh asked the question and got the answer that puts Millar in context now.

"What is the reason, after you lied and cheated, that we should believe you now or take you seriously?"

DM: "None".

I take what Kimmage, Vaughters, Manzano, Andreu and others have to say much more seriously. They didn't have to get caught to come clean. Though all of them waited till their careers were over to come out.