To refute ZincBelief, the image does violate BLP. Linking to Commons policies about what they accept is wholly irrelevant to Wikipedia. On here thankfully there are more people with experience in applying the appropriate rules to the right situations, and this is a situation where you need to judge whether you are innappropriately using a living person's image. I will repeat as it seems to have been ignored, if users want to assert that this image of an identifiable person who nobody can prove has given their permission to be used in an article wholly unrelated to themselves, is not a BLP and IMAGE violation, then they can seek approval on the BLP noticeboard and then demonstrate it here, which will be more acceptable than the previous attempts at justification.