Jeebus.. what a clusterfrick.

I just finished reading all 68 pages of this sorry rodeo. Took a couple of sittings.

Somehow, notice of this implosion flew completely under my radar. I'd heard stuff about bitfinder, and about Asicminer, and about... but nothing about WeExchange itself.

While it is not a lot, I had (have?) 2.5 BTC deposited at WeExchange.

So why would my not noticing this surprise me? Oh, I don't know. Maybe because non-fraudulent exchanges typically notify their depositors when their solvency is in jeopardy.

I understand that we do not know what has happened. However, the preponderance of evidence clearly shows the most likely case is that Ukyo has merely absconded with our funds. The only evidence to the contrary is empty assurances by unkown people that they 'know he didn't'. Well sorry to publicly contradict you, but lacking actual evidence, your unverifiable assurances amount to nothing larger than fly farts.

OK, perhaps there is a gag order in place. Let us posit this. However, in the US, the only gag orders where the target cannot divulge the existence of a gag order (at least to my knowledge) is an NSL. OK, let's posit there is an NSL in place. If so, do you really think DHS would allow the target of an NSL -- known to have access to $Millions -- to travel unchaperoned to Cyprus? Really? Can you say flight risk? Sure. I knew you could. Throw that red herring out.

So with that venting out of the way, is this the definitive thread on the topic?
If not, where is the best summation of events and status?
I'll chip in to sic a lawyer on his sorry ass - who's coordinating?
Why can I not even access my 6.175%? (I can log in, I can see my balance, can't get to it)
Is the google doc spreadsheet (linked above) of any use? If so, how do I add my loss?
Edit: when I signed up for WeExchange, the website seemed unambiguous that WeExchange was Graet. What is his role in this, and why is he silent in this thread?