Bricked LG P970 :( ... Please help. - Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hi,
I have bricked my LG p970 phone. It does not boot neither does it enter S/W upgrade mode (Up Vol + usb connection).
Below are the things I did which bricked the phone:
1. Flashed the phone using custom recovery, which caused the phone to boot with security error.
2. Flashed using V10 firmware and smartflash tools. Android 2.2.2 was installed on the phone and it worked perfectly.
3. I wanted Android 4.0 so I again flashed the phone with V30 firmware using smartflash tools.
4. "Download Completed" was displayed on the smartflash tool.
5. I disconnected the USB cable and since then the phone does not boot. Does not even enter S/W upgrade mode.
Can anyone help please?

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phone:
runs in Emergency Mode
is recognized by KDZ_FW_UPD_EN as well es LG Support Tool
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What else did I try
download V10C_00.kdz, as well as V10A_00.kdz from LG site and tried those with same result as with V10D_00.kdz
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Wild guesses by me:
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The device really is permanently bricked, so I did all I could and there is nothing more to do? That would be sad, I hope I'm wrong here.
Additional Info:
The phone is not rooted and has never before been flashed. It ran with the same stock firmware since it was unwrapped.
The phone was not interrupted by power-loss during FOTA update.
The [read phone information] tool from KDZ_FW_UDP_EN crashes every time, maybe this tells somebody where things go wrong
Any help is appreciated. Ask for more info, if you need it.
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I can get into cwm but everything i flash just leads me to a screen with the lg logo. Therefore, I'm trying to fast boot my phone and recover my phone but so far I've only been able to get to s/w upgrade mode and recovery stops at 15% because my computer sense that the phone isn't connected. I've tried running the recovery software in diag mode but it couldn't get past 15%. Can someone please help me?
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