"Unsupported Image" for iPhone JPGs

Just noticed that a BUNCH of previously imported (all viewed, and some edited in Aperture) images are now either black boxes with "!", or the "colored snow."
Ugh.
Weird thing is these are all JPGs taken with my, or my wife's iPhone 5.
I've repaired Aperture permissions, and even Repaired Database. But they're still no bueno.
I also selected the photos and tried "reprocces originals" but it says "unsupported" and won't/can't reprocess anything.
I guess I'll try a database rebuild tonight. But… I'm kind of freaking out. A lot of these are of our baby's first few days.
I know this is usually a problem for RAW files, or files edited in an external editor or with a plugin.
But these are all iPhone 5 JPGs!!!
I have backups, as well as a well-maintained vault. But I'm still very nervous.
Help?

léonie wrote:
Has the rebuilding created a "recovered" project? Search the Library Inspector panel. If versions have lost the connection to the originals, Aperture will collect them in a special project for lost+found image files.
YES, BUT THERE ARE ONLY 2 IMAGES IN IT. AND THEY ARE TIFF SCANS FROM A LONG TIME AGO (THAT I HAVE SINCE RESCANNED, AND TRIED TO DELETE THE CORRUPTED ONES, BUT THEY KEEP SHOWING UP AS RECOVERED, LOL).
There must be something preventing Aperture from accessing the original image files.Where is the Aperture library stored, on an internal or external drive? And how is the drive connected, if external?
I HAVE MY LIBRARY ON A SEPARATE INTERNAL HD (AND BACKED UP TO A VAULT, ON A SEPARATE INTERNAL, AS WELL AS TIME MACHINE, AND CRASHPLAN).
Can you check, if your original image files are still ok inside the Aperture library?
I DON'T USE A REFERENCED LIBRARY, SO I DON'T KNOW HOW TO CHECK THIS. IT KEEPS TELLING ME THAT IT "DOESN'T HAVE ANY REFERENCED FILES."
If you also have iPhoto 9.5, select in Aperture the menu command "File > Open Library in iPhoto". In iPhoto select one of the photos with corrupted thumbnails and use the menu command "File > Reveal in Finder > Original File". That will open the "Masters" folder inside your Aperture Library package. Be careful not to move or modify anything inside.
I DID THIS, AND THE IMAGES ARE STILL CORRUPTED. AND WHEN I OPEN THEM IN FINDER, THEY DON'T WORK. IT JUST GIVES ME A GIANT GENERIC THUMBNAIL, AND SAYS "AN ERROR OCCURED WITH THE PREVIEW OF THIS DOCUMENT."
If you do not have iPhoto 9.5, select the Aperture library, ctrl-click or right-click, then open the folder "Masters" and go to the year, month, day of the images in question.
Do you find any original photos, and can you open them in Preview?

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