One paid and the data circulated anyway. One refused and the data was published. The suppression half delivered in neither case.
Universal donor blood exists for trauma, not for encrypted laboratories, and it happened to fit. That is luck rather than planning.
The standing objection to everything this database says about availability harm is that nobody can show it reaching a person. Here a trust did.
Those are not records lost. They are appointments that did not happen, to people who were already waiting.