The cryogenic engineers who build liquid nitrogen plants might object to being lumped in with us freezer folks. I am sorry if the reports came over as far-fetched. I was there, and to the best of my abilities, I reported what happened. Part of the problem may be our obsession with reporting our problems. Can't say I blame you for being incredulous.
Life sometimes is stranger than fiction.
But Alcor real, it is located in Riverside, California, and they have 21 patients in storage. The problem could be even more complicated, since some DNA seems to be turned off by maternal and paternal processes, and some data may be lost. You might have to run the program a lot of times to get it even close. I mostly agree with you on these concerns. However, consider repair of the freezing damage.