CC email Posting Wrong Time = "Forward 8 hours" in iphone in-box timeline

*CC email Posting Wrong Time = Forward 8 hours in the future in the iphone in-box timeline.*
All email sent from my iPhone CC to myself (back to my iPhone in-box posted in blue) is wrongly posted 8 hours in the future. If I open that email and check the time and date in the email... the send time and date are both correct... But, the email in the in-box list on the iphone continues to display the wrong time and date "in blue" 8 hours off.
(1) I tried all the tips mentioned i.e.,Rebooting and turning 3G & Auto on&off & Syncing to my Mac etc.= with no change at all.
(2) The same cc emails also sent to my MacBook Pro all are posted in the iMail in-box correctly with the normal time. The only problem is... on the iPhone in the in-box.
All the clocks and time displays on the iPhone seem to operate normally. Time zones are correct... The only problem is the in-Box email: post dating my email cc to myself = 8 hours in the future.
*The Negative Problems caused by this Issue:*
This problem causes any mail from other senders to follow the email I send 8 hour and of that all new email is lost in the middle of time line. Which is not good and, easy to lose new important email in the time-line.
*Start of the Problem:*
Seemed to start sometime after I updated my iPhone to the new iOS 4 software

Looks like it happening with incoming mail too. I have emails that are reporting 5 hours ahead. That would GMT for me in Eastern Time in the US.
The mail below came in at 09:06 -0500 and is reporting 14:06 GMT in the listing.
Here's the header from the email
X-Apparently-To: xxxxxxx via 98.136.164.163; Sun, 30 Jan 2011 06:06:32 -0800
Return-Path: <xxxxx@xxxx>
Received-SPF: none (mta1056.mail.ac4.yahoo.com: domain of xxxxxxxxx does not designate permitted sender hosts)
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for <xxxxxx>; Sun, 30 Jan 2011 09:06:22 -0500
Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2011 09:06:22 -0500
Message-Id: <[email protected]>
X-Priority: 3
Subject: xxxxx by Noah Swint (0040) Sun, Jan 30 9:06 AM
To: xxxxxxx
From: xxxxxxx
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