Deletion/hiding of images

Hello.
I have Aperture 2.1.4 and am experiencing deletion/hiding of images.
Some images I just can´t find. They were there yesterday, but they´re gone today. They have NOT been deleted by me, and my bin (which hasn´t been emptied for a couple of weeks) shows no trace of them.
An other problem is hiding of images. A project was missing pictures I knew were supposed to be there. I went into All Photos and found the images, and found from their metadata that they in fact were in the projects they were supposed to be, but I still couldn´t see them. So I searched in the project using an images title - boom - all the missing images pop up... ????
Would be great to know what´s going on...

Select the project in question, Command-F or click the magnifying glass icon (next to the search field). Make sure there aren't any checked items. If so, you are filtering by the criteria checked. I used to inadvertently do this all the time when I first started using Aperture. Now, if an image appears to be missing, it's the first thing I check. It sure sounds like that's what is happening here.
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