There is something wrong about your allegations. You said the wallet.dat file was stolen from your computer by a Trojan horse. That means the thieves would have to extract the private keys from your wallet.dat file and then redeem the electronic coins.
The redemption occurred on 16 November 2012, 03:28:22:
http://blockchain.info/tx/8d6602b0e8e4479d79e5dab0c35bdb4f7545513cb426411348ec1502413a8f80Received Time 2012-11-16 03:28:22
You alleged that Bitcoins in your Mt.Gox were also stolen on the same date:
At the same time of course he also stole 200 from my mt gox account, for that the hacker used the email address
avolokova@bk.ru and the transaction data was Transaction reference:
f5e5acd4-50a6-4de5-9061-1c0e3964eafe
Date: 2012-11-16 03:30:13 GMT
IP: 178.177.115.229
At that time, you would not have had access to your computer files because the hard drive was completely erased:
well, the hard drive was erased, so i could not identify the program. But i am sure you fill find more information when you can log into the guys email:
When required to prove you are controlling the address listed in the alleged transaction, you provided a screenshot showing your address list. Moreover, you also indicated that you became aware that the Trojan horse was inserted in your computer by the software Teamviewer:
This is completely inconsistent. If your hard drive was really erased, then you would:
1. Not have access to your Bitcoin client to take a screenshot of your address list.
2. Not have access to your operating system to determine how the Trojan horse was inserted.
3. Not have access to your wallet.dat file to determine how the electronic coins were redeemed.
How do you explain this?
