Mr. Feigen also intends to make further statements regarding the incident on Thursday, Mr. Sandusky said. On an NBC telecast Wednesday night, network anchor Matt Lauer said he had spoken with Mr. Lochte by phone. In addition, Mr. Lochte told Mr. Lauer that their car wasn’t pulled over by men posing as police, as he indicated in his original account. When asked about the inconsistencies, Mr. Lochte told Mr. Lauer that they resulted from the trauma of the experience. The swimmers told police that they weren’t robbed of their cellphones, which robbers usually grab so victims can’t notify police.

Source: Wall Street Journal August 18, 2016 02:26 UTC