Quote from: BenCodie on Today at 11:45:30 AM

Your only hope is BTCRecover. If you are able to remember at least some of the password (depending on how strong the entire password is) then you should be able to recover it. There isn't much else you can do and I highly recommend that you do not trust anyone with the wallet.dat. There aren't many white knights left, and you run the risk of recovering the swiftly losing your BTC if you trust someone else with it.

I'm no pro when it comes to recovery but as far as I've read, what you're already trying is the best hope that you have.

If you are no longer in danger, try and take some time off and reset your mind as you've just gone through a very traumatic experience. When you are a little clearer in the mind, maybe the password (or at least a bigger part of it) will come to you.

Quote from: SpaceMarine770 on Today at 11:27:27 AM

They are trying to destroy my family. I am Jewish and we are in a Holocaust. The Nazis are making their final desperate attempt to kill and rob all the Jews

Seems more likely that you were targeted for a specific reason that's a bit more personal, in comparison to it being a completely random attack because you are Jewish and we are (apparently) in a holocaust. Focus more so on recovering your coins than making this political or religiously motivated (if you're serious to begin with) as no one cares about the additional meta and at the end of the day, you are only going to narrow your audience of who may help with statements like these.

What's the most powerful way to use BTCRecover? I've been gaining experience for a month, but I know I am not doing this efficiently. Tips would be greatly appreciated.

When I was abducted they of course did a chemical lobotomy on me, I think that's the main issue contributing to this problem. I was brainwashed to forget what business even is.

God bless you.