Form 4852 as a substitute for 1099

Half of my pension was removed/stolen. Fidelity reported a 1099 R on various accounts I had with them, including this one. It erroneously indicated that I received the funds and that state and Federal taxes were withheld. In order to  get a refund on the taxes I paid on what was stolen, do I fill out the 4852?

 

Or is there a better way of going about getting that refund?

 

Thanks

Dale