`  == The lies in how he built the clock ==  I was reading the following section and I see lots of issues of truth in it:  ``His father, Mohamed Elhassan Mohamed, said that on Monday morning, September 14, 2015, he drove his son to school and encouraged him to display his technological ability.[4]  In an interview on Al Jazeera's Ali Velshi on Target, Mohamed said the clock was ``built from scrap around the house`` and that ``some of the boards were already manufactured.``[5] He told Larry Wilmore on The Nightly Show that it took him ``10 or 20 minutes`` to put it together and that he has built more complicated items, but that the clock was simple, using some parts that were scrapped off so that it was easier.[6] According to the initial report in The Dallas Morning News, he had done this ``before bed on Sunday. [September 13, 2015]``[7]``  Nowhere is there a paragraph underneath that should write ``While Ahmed claims he built the clock from ``scrap``, it is well known among tech enthusiasts that it is simply the components of a digital clock with no cover. So what I'm asking, is it alright to add sources that show he was lying?   Lie 1: Some of the boards were already manufactured - should be ``All of the boards...``  Lie 2: There were no external 'scrap' parts other than the ones that come from a commercial clock`