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How do you know who the women in the picture is? You make this statement as if you were there when they took the photo. For someone that is not interested in Jesse James, you certainly make statements as if you have a personal connection to him.
So the picture of the men has been reversed because the buttons on on the wrong side, but the woman in the picture has not been reversed. Or the men have not been reversed but the women in the picture has been reversed. How was this done? If you reverse a picture then the whole complete picture is reversed not bits and pieces.
How do you crop a reverse a picture? Do you even know what "cropping a picture" means?
Since you state that the picture of Betty's gggrandmother has not been reversed and she is missing a right arm and Zerelda's picture has not been reversed and she is missing a right arm then they are the same people.
Then there is Max Courtney that stated the picture of the men had been reversed but not Betty's gggrandmother. Now Linda states that the only one in the picture that has been reversed is Betty's gggrandmother.
So Linda states that the buttons and tie tacs, (what about the buttons on the men's clothing) are correct as they stand. That only Betty's gggrandmother is reversed. Then Max Courtney, in court, states that only part of the picture has been reversed, the men have been reversed and not Betty's gggrandmother.
So which is it??? The men only are reversed in the picture with Betty's gggrandmother or Betty's gggrandmother is reversed and not the men? Or the picture is not reversed? Are the picture is reversed?
Please explain to me how one crops a picture and reverses it. I really would like to know just how this proceedure is performed.
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