Photo Recovery HELP

Ok, let's start from the beginning. I got a macbook and transferred alot of my files over from my PC including lots of pictures. I then imported them into iPhoto using import to library. however I did notice a significant use of disk space so I was reading about how iphoto imports and i noticed it duplicated all the photos. So I decided that i was going to delete the files because i have like 11,000 photos and it was using alot of my disk space.
So I delete them and then emptied the trash stupidly without checking to see if the files were still there. According to this http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=61015 iPhoto has their own library, which i have found however in the originals there are only aliases and i can't retrieve the files. I do notice that in the modified there are a few but not all.. there were some really important pictures that I haven't gotten a chance to back up on my PC yet that I would like to recover/find?! Does anyone know how I could do that?

If there is no internal way to recover the photos, you might want to look at recovery software at http://www.mediarecover.com/ I have not used it but once saw it mentioned by one of the experts on this forum or the iMovie forum. But maybe one of the gurus on this forum will have an answer for you. Good luck.

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