WELLINGTON. - The founder of the website Megaupload, Kim Dotcom, indicted for fraud and violation of copyright, accused the U.S. authorities have mounted a case "misleading and malicious" against him, and said they will not win the process judiciary.

Released on bail last week in New Zealand after a month in jail since his arrest on January 20, Kim Schmitz, aka "Kim Dotcom", he was confident the charges removed filed against the Department of Justice United States the FBI.

"For every email that is included in the indictment, I have another hundred to refute," said Kim Dotcom to the New Zealand Herald in his first interview since being released on bail last week.

U.S. justice officials accused of having obtained Megaupload $ 175 million of criminal activity, and have caused damage of $ 500 million to copyright holders by proposing pirated copies of movies, television and other content.

Created in 2005 and installed in Hong Kong, Megaupload website, which boasted 50 million users each day, was closed on January 19 in order of American justice.

But according to Kim Schmitz, German 38, these accusations ignore the evidence showing that personally tried to prevent hackers access to Megaupload, and had a team of twenty people responsible for removal of pirated content website.

"How do you select (the information) in a manner so tricky and malicious?" He asked in the interview to New Zealand.

"I sat in my cell, I say, why are they doing this? You can not win," added the businessman, who spent a month in prison in Auckland before getting bail.

The extradition request submitted by the United States will be considered on 20 August. The U.S. authorities claim indicated that the maximum sentence of 20 years imprisonment, if the process in the United States ..