"On the morning of 17th August a motorcyclist was knocked off his bike by a transit type van, the driver of which got out of the van, dragged the injured biker to the pavement, and then drove off pushing the bike aside with his van. This happened in East Central London, within the catchment area of Whipps Cross A&E."

This incident is totally unreported in any of the local news media, and the injured biker hasn't reported it to the police (what's the point? he says).

Someone very close to me has a vested interest in proving that the biker's account of the incident is complete bks, and his "badly injured ankle" is the result of him dropping the bike himself. The bike was recovered and shows almost no damage, certainly no scratching or tearing of the fairings from being pushed by the van.

Can anyone suggest other avenues of research to prove that this accident did happen as reported?

Thanks

The source is the injured biker, who is claiming compensation for a work related injury, based on his account of the accident. (He was on an errand for work). The biker is a 'Walter Mitty' type who lives in a fantasy world of his own. The damage to the bike is minimal and doesn't match his account at all, and neither do his injuries.

It is difficult to believe that such an appalling incident could happen in central London mid-morning on a work day and go unwitnessed and unreported, and without a dozen smartphone videos appearing on YouTube by lunchtime.

If his account can be backed up then the claim form will be forwarded to the employer's insurers.
His employers, however, suspect that it is another made-up fantasy, one of hundreds since he was five years old, and he probably dropped the bike on his own foot.

I have been trying to find evidence online to corroborate his story, without success.