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I don't see what this is about? How are we supposed to help you with that? All you've given us is some copied email headers. – Karol Babioch Apr 13 '14 at 15:47
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Though your message contents are just poorly formatted excerpts of some email headers, and not even the right ones to reach any form of conclusion, an answer can still be given:
You cannot prove that you did not send any email. Except, possibly, by proving that you were not physically capable to send anything at that time, because you were trekking on the Greenland icecap without a satellite phone, in deep coma on an hospital bed, or participating to a conclave to elect a new Pope. Or maybe by arguing that the email contents are so well written and devoid of grammatical errors that you cannot possibly be the author, because that would be beyond your abilities.
Failing that, since emails are so easy to spoof, you can always be considered as a potential author for any email.
