If the original argument was that the pic was photoshopped and then TM comes to say it wasn't - you have to wonder if the small number of people privy to the original details knew about the removable black resin - why was it never mentioned at all until TM says the photo wasn't photoshopped? Seems like it could be relevant. You'd say (or at least you'd think) the photo was photoshopped, but to cover your bases note that it could be a legit photo but then after studying that helmet it was found that there was easily removable black resin and when that was remove, voial, the scar was there.
The answer doesn't matter to me, but as more of an outsider on the issue, that's the thing that pops to my mind.
Those pics also make it look more like an O scar as opposed to a C scar as well. Personally, i'd think if there such a distinct scar on the helmet at that, someone would have been able to see it on film as an O scar by now, too. But maybe that's just me.
Another question would be, if that photo was photoshopped, why is it impossible to see ANY evidence of it? Seriously, why would you go to all the trouble to edit out a decent size part of a photo to hide detail and make it so good you can't find any evidence at all it was photoshopped when the images were being sent to what? 10-20 people? Especially when you're telling people the image was photoshopped. I don't have a photoshop here to play around with, but i've seen really good edit jobs that you can't tell just by looking at it normal size, but when you zoom in to the pixel level it becomes clear it's been tampered with.
Like I said, just things that jump out to me.
I don't get the private correspondence thing either. No offense, but you've already said who said it and what was said (more or less). If there was any breach, it already occurred. Regardless, though, I don't think it'd accomplish anything. Just like God coming down and personally vouching for one side or the other here, a portion of the other side still wouldn't believe it. Email is easily tampered with so anything you posted would still be subject to question. So, in that regard, posting it wouldn't make any difference I don't think.
If anyone has a photo of the cheek from the UK mold, that'd likely settle it. Don't think anything has surfaced on that front, though. After 3000 or so posts, though, it's possible i missed it
