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