Warning: "SPECTRE" Movie Spoiler and Octopussy Novel Spoiler!

This information relates to a photograph and document shown in the new "SPECTRE" trailer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GvQJbF2CXLQ

Here is some information about the man with young James Bond in the partly burned photograph. The custody document that is shown with the photograph tells us that a man by the name of H. Oberhauser at one time became the temporary legal guardian of a teenage Bond. It is suggested that the older man in the photo is H. Oberhauser, and the 3rd person in the photo (with head burned away) is his son F. Oberhauser.

Here is some information about H. Oberhauser from the Fleming short story Octopussy.

Oberhauser taught climbing and skiing in Kitzbühel before World War II. He even taught James Bond during his youth while he was on term breaks while attending Fettes College. He formed a very strong paternal relationship with James, to such an extent that he later referred to him as his second father. After the annexation of Austria and outbreak of war with Great Britain he was drafted into the Gestapo, probably due to his ability to speak English.

One day, in the closing weeks of the war, a British officer arrived by jeep at Oberhauser's chalet and arrested him. He had told his weeping, protesting family that he was being taken to an interrogation camp in Munich. If the Oberhauser's record was clean he would be released within a week. If his family caused a drama it would just make things worse for Oberhauser.

The officer and Oberhauser drove off and Oberhauser was told that in exchange for assisting him climbing the Kaiser range, he would report to his commanding officer that he had been cleared at Munich. He guided the Englishman up the mountain to a hut where he was shot point blank in the back of the skull by the officer's Webley & Scott .45 pistol. His body was then pushed off the mountain onto a glacier below.

Twenty years later, Oberhauser's corpse was discovered by mountaineers and the case for his murder was re-opened. As serendipity had it, the case was noticed by James Bond, who set out to discover the one responsible for his friend's death.