Teddy Hart Documentary To Debut Later This Month

A three-part true crime series covering Teddy Hart will be released later this month on Peacock. The streaming service announced that 'Dangerous Breed: Crime. Cons. Cats.' will premiere on November 22.

The documentary has been produced using 10 years of footage from Canadian filmmaker Frederick Kroetsch, who originally planned to just do a show on Hart. Blumhouse Television and WWE are involved with the three-part series.

The synopsis reads:

"Canadian filmmaker Frederick Kroetsch spends 10 years trying to make a reality show about controversial independent wrestler and Persian cat breeder, Teddy Hart. After accumulating years of footage, Frederick is shocked when multiple women whom he has been filming alongside Teddy, describe disturbing accusations of sexual misconduct behind the scenes. As Teddy defends himself against growing allegations, his protege and ex-girlfriend Samantha Fiddler, goes missing. With Samantha’s family desperate for answers, Frederick reexamines the footage and seeks out the people closest to Samantha, leading to a dramatic current day confrontation with Teddy Hart."

Samantha Fiddler went missing in 2016. Authorities have never listed Hart as a person of interest in her disappearance.

The 42-year-old has suffered from legal issues since 2014 when he was under investigation for sexual assault charges that were later dropped. Hart was arrested four times in 2020 before a further arrest in 2021. Charges against him included strangulation resulting in bodily harm, possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute, violating his house arrest, injuring a disabled person, and evading arrest.

During his career, Hart was a WWE developmental talent. He also performed for TNA, Ring of Honor, and MLW. His last match took place in December 2020.