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>>57575398
no, you'd need some more BTC in a wallet that isn't derived from the exposed seed. but, you'd reference the transaction hash in the message and just say hey, you took my btc. it was my retirement. please, can i have it back? etc.

for the record, i work for a big crypto company and see this all the time. i have seen it work one singular time, but of course it's the exception and not the rule.

the only other option for you is to go to the authorities, or go to a firm like Coinfirm and book a call and explain the situation. they're going to either ask you for some kind of payment, or payment if/when the funds are recovered