C'mon Apple - Where are my missing clips?

Someone at APPLE/FCPX Developer (s) must know the answer to this question that I posted earlier, surely????
I imported some files into my existing event folder. These files were labelled as "untitled" as I used FCP7 and an HD deck, that I had to hire for a weekend ( cost me more than I expected it too) to import into my external hard drive. I did this because I was using FCPX, but die to severe dropping of frames, I went back to the old reliable FCP7.
Anyhow, I decided to learn FCPX (work requirements) and imported these files into the events folder. Now, the original files are no longer on my external hard drive, neither are they in the projects or events folders and I have tried every search possible.
I am running FCP7 and when I start FCP7, lo an behold, I get the offline clips missing red line thorugh it - so I know I didn't imagine this.....
In the middle of a project and a over due website - would hate to have to rehire the hd deck and re-import the footage all over again.
Anyone....????please.....

"You imported files from an HD Deck to an external hard disc using FCP7"
Yes. I however imported it twice, once with FCPX and then had to switch to FCP7 as FCPX was dropping a lot of frames. I am running a MacBook Pro 8gb Ram, 2.53 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo with 3 external hard drives.
"You then imported those files from the external disc to an FCPX event (stored where?)"
In the same hard drive i.e external hard drive, in the capture scratch folder, that FCP7 created.
"....Did they ever come in to the events folder or did you get an error message? What happened?"
Yes, I imported them into the events folder, using the import function. I was given a folder saying original media. Had no error messages. Went away for a couple of hours, leaving the Mac on ( but closed) and came back and can't find the original folder, the files on the external hard drive, with the capture scratch folder have gone. The files in the event folder are nowhere to be seen. I've exhausted my searches with spotlight, finder and combing through every file on the hard drive. Was up till 4 am this morning trying to figure it out.
And sadly NO, I did not back it up with Time Machine.
I am just wondering whether the answer may lie in the file names. When I logged and captured the files, as there were a lot of tapes, I let them default to the 'untitled' names. FCPX tends to group the files as keywords and gave each of my other files (imported with FCPX) wit their own default names. ( I did not change the defualt settings when importing)
But in any case, I cannot understand why FCPX would take all the 'untitled' files from the external folder and destroy them?
Also when I use the Advanced list in FCPX, there are a lot of 'null' files with no data on them.
Hope this explains this in a little further detail. Thanks for the reply though.....

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