When did Samantha Fiddler disappear?

SAMANTHA Fiddler has been missing since the early hours of November 19, 2016.

Now her disappearance is featured in an NBC documentary about her ex-boyfriend, wrestler Teddy Hart.

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When did Samantha Fiddler disappear?

Samantha Fiddler, originally from Alberta, Canada, relocated to Florida in 2016 in search of a career in MMA fighting.

She moved to the United States on the advice of her ex-boyfriend, Teddy Hart, who had experience and connections in the wrestling world.

Just a few months after their big move, Fiddler suddenly disappeared.

Fiddler was 29 at the time of her disappearance and a mother of three.

Do the police have any suspects in Fiddler’s disappearance?

As for the suspects, Teddy Hart was ruled out early in the investigation because he has a solid alibi and was in Texas at the time of Fiddler’s disappearance.

Despite several interviews with people who knew Fiddler in Florida and Canada, police have continued to hit dead ends on her case.

According to Fiddler’s sister April, with whom she was reportedly close, Fiddler suddenly stopped responding to her attempts to contact her and also left social media, where she had previously been extremely active.

April said: “We were so close.

“She would have caught me somehow. She wouldn’t have left her girls.”

After several weeks of no communication, April initiated the missing person reports in Florida and Canada.

What do Samantha’s friends and family think happened to her?

Samantha’s friends and family were interviewed on the NBC docuseries about Teddy Hart and they were asked what they think happened to her.

There was a strong consensus that she would not have left her three children behind and that she would not have disappeared from the rest of her family’s life.

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On the show, Samantha’s friend Jayme says, “I don’t know many people who know someone who just disappears. There is no degree.

“You’re constantly stuck in this cycle of anger and pain; you go through the emotions and periods of grief but it doesn’t stop… I don’t feel like Sam is alive.”

Florida law enforcement are hoping her inclusion in the documentary will help stir up some memories of people who may have known Samantha.

If you knew Samantha or have any information as to what may have happened to her, you are asked to call the Florida State Law Enforcement Tampa office at (800) 226-1140.