@D-Unit121
This is your wallets transaction history:
https://blockchain.info/address/198K5dSmRgnnyz9Dq9Cb15dt5jAjVZgM2n
Do you see in your last transaction a company called Strongcoin? This is the company that makes the transfers for you. They hold the money in escrow pending confirmation of coins. This is like how you cash a check. The money appears in your account, and the bank has given you credit on your account in good faith the check will clear. Standard business practice. That small amount of BTC you gave Strongcoin was their transaction fee. They are the escrow company.
Strong coin gave flash a kind of promissory note. But something happened. While the coin was in Strongcoins possession, the funds were seized by the fed. This in turn negated the transaction and Strongcoin pulled the promissory note.
If anything, I would say that the fed was watching strong coins transactions. And here is an article showing how strongcoin works. And in theory, the only way the fed could have seized that money was by stronghold giving the fed access to their own servers. . .
http://bitcoinmagazine.com/4273/ozcoin-hacked-stolen-funds-seized-and-returned-by-strongcoin/