Extra photos appearing in email

I took a work-related photo with my Droid X then emailed it a few minutes later from my Droid to a co-worker at her office email address via my personal Gmail account. When the email arrived, extra photos that I did NOT send and which are NOT stored on my phone were attached (along with the one I did send). (The extra photos are of some of my family members, taken years ago.) What the heck? My co-worker said she's received extra photos from other people in the past, coming through as mine did. The extra photos which were attached to my email may be buried in my Gmail trash and may be on my home PC. Any suggestions? Thanks!

Nope, these photos are not being used for anything else. Though I did have to double-check... that was a great suggestion! Thank you!
I am seeing other photos on my iPhone that have also previously been deleted from my iPhoto. I am going to un-sync the album in question and then re-sync and see what happens. If that fixes it, I will post that for others to see.
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