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This is a really tall ask since most of those people have been retired from the hockey world for a very long time.  Most notably, the documentary crew went on the hunt for the mysterious American hockey legend Jason Visser who was hard to track down even during his playing days.  Visser played with Slip on the Jets when he broke into the league and during international action as well. The crew could not locate a physical address, email address, or even a P.O. Box to reach out for comments. They chased down his contracts and various trophy winnings, but those bounced through foreign bank accounts before being pulled out into cash.

As a last ditch effort, the crew went to the hall of fame and recorded a video pleading for Visser to contact them for an interview, but despite racking up tons of views and shares, they heard nothing from Visser.

Finally, when the crew got back to their hotel / base of operations, they found a simple note that said:

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Rating given for Documentary Crew's post in Slip McScruff: A Retrospective

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Ultimately, Slip McScruff's own documentary was overshadowed by the Hunt for Jason Visser, coming to theaters near you, but at least Slip will get some royalties to off set his veteran minimum contract.