Whether the handle was wood, or plastic, (looks like wood, to me), it's still a ball peen hammer from a hardware store. While sterility is an issue, to your usual patient, in conventional medicine, it shouldn't be much of an issue, to someone who has been decapitated...now should it???
You guys crack me up, always wanting to give Alcor and all the LEF-funded organizations the benefit of the doubt. They should have just said, "Sure, we cut his head off with ball peen hammer and a chisel. We figure that, by the time we can grow his body back, we'll be able to kill the HIV, or whatever other nasty organisms we gave him, in our unsterile environment, too." Why didn't they say something like that, so they wouldn't look so damn dishonest and stupid??? Oh well, I guess it's a lot easier to get $150K, or more, out of people, if you can make them believe your surgical teams are professionals who use actual medical equipment.
THEY LIED, and...
Whoever called in to say the 1992 AIDS patient died in his room, rather than a makeshift operating room lied, and...
I'd be willing to bet they lied about Johnson's violation of an NDA, just like Platt and Harris lied about me stealing one that never even existed, and...
SA continues to lie on their website, and...
Oh geeez...why bother...At least I get to go to bed, laughing, tonight. (My apologies to those whose relatives are in cryopreservation, at Alcor, but from my point of view, their defense efforts couldn't be much more like "The Three Stooges," if they tried. Are those guys really lawyers, or did they go to some 12-week cryo-legal school?
