Blocked thread information

When a thread is blocked, there's an additional set of fields that are important (they are within the debug_thread_t, above, where the comment says “blocking information deleted”). The deleted content is:
union {
    struct {
        pthread_t                   tid;
    }                           join;
    struct {
        intptr64_t                  id;
        uintptr64_t                 sync;
    }                           sync;
    struct {
        uint32_t                    nd;
        pid_t                       pid;
        int32_t                     coid;
        int32_t                     chid;
        int32_t                     scoid;
        uint32_t                    flags;
    }                           connect;
    struct {
        int32_t                     chid;
    }                           channel;
    struct {
        pid_t                       pid;
        uint32_t                    flags;
        uintptr64_t                 vaddr;
    }                           waitpage;
    struct {
        size64_t                    size;
    }                           stack;
    struct {
        pthread_t                   tid;
    }                           thread_event;
    struct {
        pid_t                       child;
    }                           fork_event;
    uint64_t                        filler[4];
} blocked;
As you can see, there are various structures that are unioned together (because a thread can be in only one given blocking state at a time):
join
When a thread is in STATE_JOIN, it's waiting to synchronize to the termination of another thread (in the same process). This thread is waiting for the termination of the thread identified by the tid member.
sync
When a thread is blocked on a synchronization object (such as a mutex, condition variable, or semaphore), the id member indicates the virtual address of the object, and the sync member indicates the type of object.
connect
Contains details about the connection on which the thread is blocked (used with STATE_SEND and STATE_REPLY). These details include the node descriptor, process ID, channel ID, client and server connection IDs, and a flags field with a bit, BLOCKED_CONNECT_FLAGS_SERVERMON, that indicates whether the thread has requested server monitor services.
channel
Indicates the channel ID the thread is blocked in (used with STATE_RECEIVE).
waitpage
Indicates the virtual address that the thread is waiting for to be lazy-mapped in (used with STATE_WAITPAGE), and the ID of the process whose address space was active when the page fault occurred. (The flags field is for internal use only.)
stack
Used with STATE_STACK, indicates the thread is waiting for size bytes of virtual address space to be made available for the stack.
thread_event
If why is _DEBUG_WHY_THREAD, indicates the thread ID of the created or destroyed thread.
fork_event
If why is _DEBUG_WHY_CHILD, indicates the process ID of the child.