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Devilmademedoit said:
I have also emailed his company asking what is going on. There are dozen of articles written on those games and his name has never been mentioned.

I think this is our version of Don't f*** with cat people
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Ironically, HFBoards has a connection with that story too..

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JPT said:
I'm pretty the subject of the Netflix documentary Don't F*** With Cats, Luka Magnotta, made youtube videos about hockey players before he murdered Jun Lin in a snuff film and mailed parts of Lin's body to various places in Canada.
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He was a member of HF
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Devilmademedoit said:
Looking at his educational background--I think he may have been THE STICK BOY. If he was the stick boy he can call himself an Olympian. Annoying I know
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What makes you say that?
 
Nogatco Rd said:
Ironically, HFBoards has a connection with that story too..

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JPT said:
I'm pretty the subject of the Netflix documentary Don't F*** With Cats, Luka Magnotta, made youtube videos about hockey players before he murdered Jun Lin in a snuff film and mailed parts of Lin's body to various places in Canada.
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He was a member of HF
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What makes you say that?
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Just how something is worded or he could have been part of the accounting team. Why do I say that?
I was sent this as a reply to one of my emails. If he was part of the support staff? He participated in the Olympics. There is no clear definition. We assume it means you are an athlete but since IOC does not give it a clear definition?

 
Eye of Ra said:
He was the coffee maker.
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The lawyers of Joe DiMaggio's estate want to speak with Mr. Gantz ...

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Slapshot7777 said:
Devil, Who emailed you back that reply?
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Long story short. I emailed a couple IOC emails that I found and they explained the "What an Olympian is open for debate" and that it no longer just covers athletes. I covers administrators, Doctors and other staff
 
Devilmademedoit said:
Long story short. I emailed a couple IOC emails that I found and they explained the "What an Olympian is open for debate" and that it no longer just covers athletes. I covers administrators, Doctors and other staff
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Nowhere in that article did it say that doctors, administrators, or support staff are considered olympians
 
That’s just them giving a non-answer so they don’t have to get intertwined in some thing about a random guy possibly lying about being an Olympian.
 
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That’s just them giving a non-answer so they don’t have to get intertwined in some thing about a random guy possibly lying about being an Olympian.
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It looks like about 20 years ago they decided not to define what an Olympian for some strange reason
 
Devilmademedoit said:
it does not define what an Olympian is as well
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Yeah but the scope of consideration is clearly confined to athletes. E.g., whether the 12th man on a basketball team is considered an Olympian if they never play (they used to not get medals but they do now); the case of would-be athletes whose countries boycott the games, or athletes who attended the games as alternates in case of injury.

There’s really no case to be made that anyone connected with the games would consider “support staff” to be olympians.. even head coaches don’t get medals (hence tikhonov famously swiping Khudobin’s medal)

IMO the only realistic possibilities in this scenario are that the guy

A. was an alternate, or “practice only player” who was never rostered for any of the actual Olympic Games

B. played with Team Canada in some “friendly” competition, exhibition, scrimmage in the run up to the Games

C. Was on the team but subsequently changed his name

Or

D. Is making it all up

It’s worth noting that the article mentions it’s not uncommon for an obituary to note that someone was an Olympian, but that there is no other evidence of their having competed. Presumably most of those people fell into category “A”
 
Slapshot7777 said:
Devil,
Did you email anyone in Leadership at Church Mutual Insurance Company? For fairly obvious reasons, I can not. But I would imagine these would be 3 people who would at the very least give you a reply.

Pamela Stampen
Sr. VP. Human Resources (Didn't hire Mr. Hockey, so probably didn't do any background assuming it had already been done.)
(715) 536-5577
[email protected]

Dawn Bernatz
Assistant Vice President - Corporate Communications
(715) 539-4574
[email protected]

Jennifer Johnson
Senior Corporate Communications Specialist
(715) 539-5797
[email protected]
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I will email HR. I emailed a couple of other emails But I will email Pamala Stampen
 
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Nogatco Rd said:
Yeah but the scope of consideration is clearly confined to athletes. E.g., whether the 12th man on a basketball team is considered an Olympian if they never play (they used to not get medals but they do now); the case of would-be athletes whose countries boycott the games, or athletes who attended the games as alternates in case of injury.

There’s really no case to be made that anyone connected with the games would consider “support staff” to be olympians.. even head coaches don’t get medals (hence tikhonov famously swiping Khudobin’s medal)

IMO the only realistic possibilities in this scenario are that the guy

A. was an alternate, or “practice only player” who was never rostered for any of the actual Olympic Games

B. played with Team Canada in some “friendly” competition, exhibition, scrimmage in the run up to the Games

C. Was on the team but subsequently changed his name

Or

D. Is making it all up

It’s worth noting that the article mentions it’s not uncommon for an obituary to note that someone was an Olympian, but that there is no other evidence of their having competed. Presumably most of those people fell into category “A”
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Still waiting for responses to my emails

Here is the thing. There is no evidence he ever played hockey at any level and that my curious.
 
Will post the response when I have time.

The answer is not only was he NOT a hockey player He was not part of the support team
 
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if the mods want me to edit this I will--this is the response I got from the guys who are in charged of the Olympic history

DON'T f*** WITH THE CAT PEOPLE

Thank you for your request. According to this book The Canadian Olympic team at the XIII Winter Olympic Games : Lake Placid, New York 1980 / publ. par l'Association Olympique Canadienne avec la collab. de la Direction de l'Information du Plan des Jeux - Olympic World Library, there was no athlete or staff member called "Dwayne Gantz" in the Canadian Ice Hockey team for 1980. You will find attached an extract of this publication.

We also confirm that staff member of a delegation cannot be called "Olympian" this term is reserved for athletes.
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I guess this guy just moved to America at some point, started telling people he was on the Canadian Olympic hockey team and people just believed it.
 
Slapshot7777 said:
Co-Worker sent me these off Co. website-
Can't make this $#@! up... here's Dewey competing at "Olympic Event" this past Summer to support tge United Way. Think he would've worn his 80' Team Canada Jersey to that!!!
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Has he been rumbled yet? Sounds like the company has received some emails concerning his claim?
 
Damn this is a crazy one. Crazy because it's so easy for anyone with an internet connection to debunk. I don't know why people do these things. It's so cringe to lie about who you are in such a grandiose way.
 
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