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The mayor's staff reportedly stained paper with coffee to make the image appear as if it were kept in a wallet for many years

Democratic New York City mayor Eric Adams has repeatedly shown off a picture of a murdered police officer, saying he has kept the picture in his wallet for decades. In reality, the picture was a Google printout that Adams aides altered last year to make it look like "the mayor had been carrying it for some time," the New York Times reported Thursday.

The New York Times claims to have caught NYC Mayor Eric Adams in another smalltime lie thats become a headache for City Hall.

Three of Robert Venable's relatives, including his own daughter, rushed to Adams' defense after the New York Times alleged he had lied about carrying a weathered photo of his friend and fallen NYPD comrade in his wallet.

War of words erupts between Eric Adams and New York Times over photocopied image that aides reportedly ‘spilled coffee on’ to make it appear old

Eric Adams ordered city staff to produce a worn-down image of an NYPD officer to buttress his claim that he'd been carrying the photo around for years.

The New York Times reports that a photo of a fallen officer Robert Venable, which Mayor Eric Adams has claimed to have carried on him for years, was recently created by aides. They said coffee was used to make it look worn.

The mayor told the media about a cherished photo in his wallet, then made his staff create one to cover his tracks, according to The New York Times.

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Mayor Eric Adams has often talked about a wrinkled photo of a fallen police officer that he kept in his wallet. Now that photo and the story have been called into question.