Do you see any AddToWallet message before or after that line?
I assume you're looking inside the debug.log on the destination wallet, right? Everytime you get coins, you should see AddToWallet entries.
Now, on the destination wallet, go to Help menu, select "Debug Window" and then select Console tab.
type:
dumpwallethex "c:\{destination folder}\wallet.txt"
Open the wallet.txt and search for the address K9rAbsZgBg9pkcCTrszMNzUyk2oW2ejjE5. Your private key should be there too.
JUST DON'T POST YOUR PRIV KEY HERE.
I just want to know if your address K9rAbsZgBg9pkcCTrszMNzUyk2oW2ejjE5 has a corresponding Priv Key.
# Wallet hexdump created by Kryptohash v0.5.1.0-g0-beta (Wed, 18 Mar 2015 12:59:59 +0000)
# * Created on 2015-06-24T03:54:59Z
# * Best block at time of backup was 89862 (0000000A520A9827BA0E0142BFFEE3A0B1D9D65536A5EDAF834809D24C1DBEB49B540E1D2979BD2 ,
# mined on 2015-06-24T03:50:33Z
addr=aa pubkey=bb privkey=xxx time=2015-04-10T02:33:07Z label=SUM1
addr=K9rAbsZgBg9pkcCTrszMNzUyk2oW2ejjE5 pubkey=bb2 privkey=xxx2 time=2015-04-10T02:33:07Z label=SUM2
Ok, this is great news. As long as you keep that Private Key secure, you can recover these coins.
You could first try re-indexing the Destination Wallet and see what happens.
Close the destination wallet, open Command Prompt, navigate to the folder where kryptohash-qt.exe is located and then type:
kryptohash-qt.exe --reindex
This is going to take a while.
reindexing ...
No problem. The re-indexing should take care of the problem.
But If for some reason it doesn't fix it, close the wallet, rename the region0 folder to region0.bak then, start a fresh wallet. Once the blockchain is downloaded, import the private key using the importprivkeyhex command.
importprivkeyhex "privatekeyhexdata" "label" rescan
And don't forget to upgrade the wallet to version 0.6.1