I did use data Dumper on it and Maxdepth didn't reveal anything extra. here is what the dump is showing:
$VAR1 = {
          'TimeEstimated' => '',
          'Status' => 'open',
          'Queue' => 'q1',
          'AdminCc' => '',
          'Requestors' => 'log@log.com',
          'Started' => 'Thu Feb 19 1:02:58 2009',
          'InitialPriority' => '40',
          'Starts' => 'Not set',
          'TimeWorked' => '',
          'id' => 'ticket/2',
          'Told' => 'Not set',
          'Cc' => '',
          'Subject' => 'test ticket',
          'FinalPriority' => '90',
          'TimeLeft' => '',
          'Creator' => 'guy',
          'Owner' => 'guy',
          'Resolved' => 'Not set',
          'Created' => 'Tue Feb 17 13:22:11 2009',
          'Priority' => '42',
          'Due' => 'Not set'
}

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in thread RT get links by mmf

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