Missing Woman in Grenada: Husband Believes Elizabeth Waddell May Have Drowned
A woman from North Carolina who went missing during a trip to the Caribbean is believed to have drowned, according to her husband. Elizabeth "Liz" Waddell, 43, disappeared in Grenada on July 22, and her husband shared new details indicating that she was last seen in the water by a group of jet skiers. The jet skiers tried to persuade her to ride with them on a jet ski instead of staying in the ocean.
The conversation with the jet skiers took place around 5:30 p.m. on July 22, the same day Liz was reported missing to the Royal Grenada Police Force. Her husband has been providing updates on her case through a website created by her family. He expressed his grief over her absence and the uncertainty surrounding her disappearance, hoping that the investigation will provide more answers.
Despite extensive search efforts involving drones, dive teams, and dogs, law enforcement has not found any trace of Liz. The police are continuing to treat her disappearance as a missing persons case, while her husband remains hopeful for her safe return. He mentioned that if Liz were to reappear suddenly, he would immediately go to bring her back home.
The search for Liz continues, and her family and authorities are working diligently to uncover the truth behind her disappearance. The circumstances surrounding her vanishing remain a mystery, but efforts to locate her persist as her loved ones hold on to hope for her safe return.