I do not need your crap Lumpy. You have no idea what happened.
What could be recovered has been recovered. As to eactly what happened. it was a fluke involving an electrician installing another UPS system. An accident that was completely unavoidable.
Skuzzy, it's ALWAYS the electrician's fault.
We rebuilt here after a fire about 2 years ago. Before that, I had CAT-5 running haphazardly around the place in a very ugly and ghetto fashion, but it worked. The boss wanted me to design the layout for the network in the new building once it was time (awesome time for some CAT-6). I did what he asked, but then he insisted that the electricians do all the wiring (as they were pulling all the electrical stuff anyhow). That was fine with me, as I had my hands full trying to recover data from smoked (literally filled with smoke from the fire) HDD's.
When it was time to move in, I brought all the new computers in to the building and hooked them up. NO-GO!
All the wires were in the right places and all landed in a central data "closet" like I had asked. Problem was that ALL data ports in EVERY room had the punch-downs installed in exact REVERSE order than in the data closet. Even worse, he had hardly left any slack to play with.
So... never trust the electrician.
(It's either their fault, or, when in doubt blame COMCAST)