Gijsbrecht changed sides when opportune, and some accounts allege him to have been involved in Floris's later capture and assassination.

Some local accounts allege that by the 18th century it was called Carber, and before that it was called Calborough Hill.

Some accounts have alleged that political or religious detainees were specifically selected for this testing.

Other accounts alleges that he received education in the Kingdom of Serbia in Niš, and that he after graduation worked in a mechanical workshop.

Another account alleges that the pregnant wife of a village headman was vertically impaled.

Indeed, no account alleges that any Japanese aircraft appeared over Chichi Jima.

Other questionable accounts, such as Rimsky-Korsakov's, allege that there were additional reasons for rejection, such as the work's novelty:

The accounts of beatings not alleged in the two cases.

Yettaw left the house just before midnight (11:45 PM) on May 4, the same day he arrived, although some accounts allege he left on May 5.

One account alleges that he dropped "Kirkpatrick" from his name and enlisted as "John Simpson" to avoid being identified as a deserter.