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- Peoples lips wrinkle when they make the "w" with their mouth. do you not see his lips are much more stiff, while the other photo taken over 5 years ago is relaxed? I do not include data that is clearly dependent on a specific facial gesture. I suggest you look in the mirror and watch wrinkles from on your lips when you tighten them with a "w" and disappear when you relax them.
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- Peoples ears sag and grow as they age. The shape is very much the same. the lobs look attached from whats called pixie ear.
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- Again not going to include faulty data points. every image he has a different mouth shape to what ever sound he is producing at the time of the photo.
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- If you mean near the mouth, same as 3.
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- Ears? they do, I will photoshop them on top of each other.
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- Only with age tolerances. and facelifts. its public knowledge hes gotten them.
- Wrinkle maps (as a whole) is a fingerprint. No two people have the same map.
- ( I will use logic reversal and point out faulty datapoints like you did.) you say 2004 and 1987 look to be the same. so I will use those.
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- 1987 to 2004 mouth shapes are very different. one is very sharp.
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- The wrinkles from his ear towards his cheeks are not the same. one is present and one is not.
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- 1987 he is missing a mouth. /s
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- Wrinkle near his mouth is shown in 2004 and missing in 1987
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- 2004 ear tilts more than 1987
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- 2004 eyes are way narrower than 1987.
- If you use faulty point you get a faulty outcome. Just study facial forensic techniques for 1 hour.
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