Dear Deiona,
I am a member of the Cyberangels Cyber Crimes Unit and I am responding to your request for assistance.
You need to contact a lawyer right away to get your side of the story out. The local law colleges and District attorneys usually have lawyers that will handle cases such as your without charging you.
Below is a web site that will provide you with the law schools in your area.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&hs=vcu&q=Louisville+%2C+KY+law+colleges&btnG=Search
ccu32
CyberCrime Unit
ccu32@cyberangels.org
Cyberangels
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Identity theft could also be an inside job. Employees at big companies that host e-mail services have physical access to e-mail accounts. "How do you know nobody's reading it? Do you keep confirmation e-mails and passwords there? You shouldn't," said Meer. "In the cloud, people are trusting their information to systems they have no control over."
