I would add, when the paper was allegedly scanned. As we know, timestamps can be "falsified" as well.
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I would add, when the paper was allegedly scanned. As we know, timestamps can be "falsified" as well. |
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Images on a host can be swapped, as well.
Try this:
— upload an image on any popular image hosting website from your computer (Photobucket, Imageshack, OR if key logger has sent you the username/password, perhaps www.bomford.net)
— post the link for that image on the internet, like Democratic Underground or politijab.com.
— modify the original image on your computer, keeping the same filename as the original
— upload the altered image, WITH THE SAME NAME, to REPLACE the original image on the image hosting website
Also, change the time on your computer to the original time you created the original image to REALLY make a realistic-looking fake -- to the SECOND.
Unless people who saw the original photo took a screenshot or saved the original image on their hard drive, OR if a cache was captured on a search engine, they'll probably never know or realize that the original photo has been changed -- because the URL for the link has not changed
More likely than not, that's how the Bomford birth certificate may have been modified by a DU'er.
Also, stealing passwords via a key logger trojan horse, sent via a self-executing email attachment, is probably how Dr. Taitz's site was hacked. Orly, hun ... when's the last time you ran Spybot - Search and Destroy? You may want to do it again on your flight home to the US, hopefully with the birth certificate in hand ...