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My only major suggestion is that you discuss the whole situation with a lawyer.
Also... forget the whole "theft by deception" idea. I have a lot of experience with this, and for you to have him charged with "theft by deception", you would have to prove (beyond a resonable doubt) that the guy had intention to do what he did to you (which you're probably unlikely able to prove because it's basically his word against yours)...
But yeah, just my 2 cents.
Good luck.
~Joe
PS If you need any more advice, let me know, I'll bring it up with my lawyer... I talk with him about once every week.
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