I know people misremember things. The crucial point is that Lloyd seemed to immediately change his own location when he was told about the NoC witnesses.
which is leading the witness. 5 years later, old man, forgets what he saw. that is until 2 frauds twisted his words as they were interviewing him.
CIT did nothing but tamper with their witnesses by planting suggestions and using leading questions. THAT is not how you interview witnesses. They interviewed him with an agenda, and the answers he GAVE was what fit into their claims
I witnessed an accident; a car with two guys took out a light pole on the street we were traveling on. The light pole nearly hit our car as it fell and the car sped off. I quickly asked my friend to drive us to my place of work (nearby) and I called the police. I gave a description that the driver was wearing a light shirt (possibly white) and had brown hair. The car that he was driving was black 94 RX 7. The police took me to identify the driver at the place where they were able to stop him. I was totally wrong on the driver's description (he was actually wearing a dark grey shirt and had a crew cut hair). BUT, I was right about the car. This was in the span, at most of 45 minutes (between my witnessing the accident, and then taken by the police to identify the driver)
Point im making that witnesses can be WRONG about certain elements of an event, and be RIGHT about other parts. And personal bias can actually make you identify things more readily than other aspects.
I was mistaken on what the driver of the car looked like, but the police CONFIRMED that it was the car that caused the accident (I later learned that other witnesses identified the driver better than I did). Why I could identify the CAR better than the driver (down to year and model)? Because THAT was my interest. I can readily identify cars, even down to model year as that is what I am readily available to identify.
You also forget that it had been 5 years after the fact that Lloyd was recounting the event. in 5 years, he was witness to news reports, subjected to questions by media and investigators, read magazines and newspapers on the subject, and probably saw a few of the CT's surrounding 9/11/2001. We already know that Lloyd was suffering after that day. He lost his car, probably at the time his only means to earn a living, and that he was unemployed for most of the years following 9/11/2001. This all plays into how one will recount and event.
45 minutes after the accident, I misremembered what the driver looked like.
why would anyone expect an old man being questioned by 2 frauds to remember everything from an event that happened 5 years before?
Heck, when I showed up as a witness to the trial for the driver, HE looked nothing like the night I saw him. His hair had grown out and he was wearing a suit. Come to find out, he was a Marine, who got drunk that evening, and before he hit the light pole, he had side swiped 4 cars before taking out the pole that nearly hit us. LUCKILY , no one was injured in the mayhem he caused that night.