Whenever I have a png image as the last saved filed in my camera roll, it overlaps a picture I've deleted a long time ago. What?

Question

Just as the title said. iPod touch 4th generation, 4.3.5, not jailbroken. Different png images have different, but specific to each image, pictures that they overlap. Could this be automatic inaccessable-file storing on that confusing extra space? I don't know. I just want them off there.

Answer 1

...In the meantime...
If you can get one of these faulty pictures to display on your iPod Touch (that you don't mind sharing with us) take a screenshot of it. You may already know this, but to take a screenshot on your iPod Touch, press the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button at the same time. The screen should briefly flash white and a picture should be saved in the camera roll.
To post that picture on this thread, once you have saved the picture onto your computer, simply click the camera icon at the menu bar that displays when you write a post and follow the prompt:
and then perhaps someone may be able to throw some light on what's happening.
Do you delete the pictures directly from the Camera Roll, or by using the file manager on your computer? I wonder if it's possible that a delete-on-iPod may not be doing the job properly.
Usually, when I Sync my iPod, I delete the Camera Roll from the iPod using the computer.
I have not seen any other posts on this issue, so I don't know if that's the problem, but at this time, I think you simply have to narrow down when and under what circumstances, this happens. Only then could anyone work out what the cause is.
If I may offer you some advice of a personal nature for your future benefit:
You're correct, I don't know the exact circumstances surrounding this or the other factors in your life, but neither I, nor anyone else here needs to. But the fact that you're able to afford - and have access to - an iPod makes your life better than many in the world.
If you're seeking help or advice, in any sphere of your life, it's far more efficient to concentrate on the facts relevant to the issue than to attempt include into your narrative, any perceived slighting you may harbour or grievance you may have with other people. If you allow one person's effect on you to affect your judgemnent of other people, you will only make your own life more intolerable.