Is this a bug in iPhoto for IOS?

A picture I didn't edit appeared in the edited folder somehow. Now I'm trying to clear the folder but the photo will not delete no matter what I do. When I try to revert it to original, it's not highlighted so that's not gonna work. I know I didnt add captions so don't know what else to do. Its not being used in any other way except that i did upload it to Facebook. This is not new it's happened before, but only to photos I've actually edited. What I ended up doing a couple of times was delete iPhoto on my IOS and reinstall it. Seems though every time I use iPhoto this happens.

1. Stay out of the iPhoto library. There is never a reason to be mucking around in it and doing so is dangerous and can easily corrupt your library
2. The most common reason that photos you do not think have been edited are actually edited is having the auto rotate flag set on your camera. If you do each auto rotated photo has been edited
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