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He broke up with this girl about 2 years ago but we still have to deal with her issues. Currently, my friend is staying at my place most nights a week until he gets his own apartment later this month. 

It started getting weird about a week ago - I got a text from her saying that her computer had been 'hacked' and she believed it was by me. Someone had left a signature in her registry and it was my name. So initially, she put the blame on me. Now, I know my way around a computer as I'm sure most of us on reddit do. But what I do not know is how to 'hack' her computer or even access it remotely. Nor do I have any idea what her IP address would be, which I think is a pretty necessary part in accessing someone else's files. I also don't have the knowledge of where I would even go about finding that information. 

That brings me back to my friend. Not only does he not own a computer here, he rarely uses one. And when he does use one it's to check sports updates or do online shopping. He's not too tech savvy. So my next point is that there is no way in hell he knew how to access something like that.

I talked to her briefly this afternoon about what was going on. She said files on her computer have been corrupted and that someone had been accessing her personal finance accounts. I explained to her how neither my self or my friend would have the capability to do something like that, and even if it were possible, more than anything we've just wanted her out of our lives. She says she is going to get her lawyer and the police involved (which I think is crazy). She is seeking legal action against us and we are both totally innocent. Should I be worried about what she's planning? If police and lawyers get contacted,will they take the appropriate course of action to determine who actually is behind all this, or will the go strictly off her word?
<bot>: Friends crazy ex has had problems with her personal accounts being hacked, jumped to conclusions and now is blaming me and my friend, with possible legal problems in the future.