Moscow-based law firm ZP Legal claims to have identified Russian nationals who received bitcoin stolen in the 2014 hack of Mt Gox. Local law enforcement is investigating Alexander Vinnik, the alleged operator of the defunct exchange BTC-e. ZP Legal says Mt Gox creditors who come forward as potential BTC-e victims may help Russian authorities establish a connection between the exchanges. To cut a deal with law enforcement, those who benefited from the Mt Gox hack might offer to return funds to the exchanges creditors, the law firm reckons.
https://www.coindesk.com/2-billion-lost-in-mt-gox-bitcoin-hack-can-be-recovered-lawyer-claimsThis should have been resolved a long time ago, but authorities should do everything that all the last of Bitcoin will be given back to the claimants, Mt Gox hacking continues to haunts us with it's bad memory and only if we can resolve and have a good ending for those claimants, then we can close this bad chapter, it's always been a battle between security and hacking attempts ever since, our computer becomes our own bank.