Greenwood is reported to suffer profound memory failure during questioning, with outlets describing the level of amnesia as unusually severe. Multiple reports say the condition has prompted comparisons to past high-profile inquiries, including an earlier case involving offshore accounts.
The coverage highlights that this is not the first time such a defence has been raised in the public record. One repeated comparison is to May 1994, when a notorious bankrupt businessman was questioned about offshore accounts. While the outlets frame the development similarly, they do not provide substantially different factual details beyond the reported severity of the memory loss and the historical comparison.
Across the sources, the emphasis is on the implication that Greenwood’s inability to recall is being presented as a key factor in the proceedings. However, the articles as provided do not elaborate on the underlying case allegations, the specific questions Greenwood cannot answer, or the medical basis for the reported amnesia.
