Where does mail go after move to..?

I need help. Here is what I did.
While I was reading my email I did right click on the message, and choose Move to — inbox — account name. it was the same folder (account name), for some reason I though it was on another mail account ( I have two imap accounts from yahoo). But then the email was gone and I can't find anywhere neither on the yahoo server or the mail client., I have enabled show deleted messages, but it's not showing, also tried reindex email with out luck..
On yahoo server was deleted immediately, and it’s not in the trash folder.
So where has gone this email, is there anyway to recover that email or is this a bug of Mail 7.0 ?
I tried doing the same thing with another not important email with the same problem, once I choose move to the primary inbox folder which is the one that received the email, the email is gone
Thanks.

This also happened to me with a Yahoo account using OS X Mail. If you select a message and perform Move To -> Inbox it will disappear from Mail and disappear from the Yahoo mail server. I lost an important message accidentally and the only thing I can think of is to have Yahoo restore my inbox to an earlier time. This is a terrible bug, do not use this menu item using OS X mail with a Yahoo account!

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