Urgent Search for Liz Waddell
Authorities in Grenada are continuing an extensive search for an American tourist who disappeared while vacationing on the Caribbean island, as family members and investigators work to determine what happened.
Elizabeth “Liz” Waddell, 44, of Cary, North Carolina, was last seen on the evening of July 22 at Grand Anse Beach, one of Grenada’s most popular tourist destinations. According to the Royal Grenada Police Force, Waddell has not been seen or heard from since that evening, prompting a large-scale search involving law enforcement and local volunteers.
Search Efforts Continue
Officials have expanded search operations around Grand Anse Beach and nearby coastal areas. Police are asking fishermen, boat operators, beachgoers, and anyone who may have been in the area on the night Waddell disappeared to come forward with any information that could assist the investigation.
Authorities have not said whether foul play is suspected, and no evidence has been released publicly indicating what led to her disappearance. Investigators say all possibilities remain under review as the search continues.
Family Pleads for Information
Waddell’s husband traveled to Grenada after learning of her disappearance and has joined efforts to help locate her. Family members have also used social media to spread awareness, urging anyone with information to contact authorities immediately. The disappearance has drawn attention both in Grenada and the United States as loved ones continue to hope for her safe return.
Physical Therapist From North Carolina
Waddell is a licensed physical therapist and the founder of Art of Movement Physical Therapy in Cary, North Carolina. Friends and colleagues have described her as active, compassionate, and passionate about helping others through rehabilitation and movement therapy. Her disappearance has deeply impacted her local community, with many expressing support for her family while hoping search crews are able to find answers.
Investigation Remains Active
The Royal Grenada Police Force continues to coordinate the investigation and is asking anyone with information regarding Waddell’s whereabouts to contact the South Saint George Police Station or the Criminal Investigation Department. As of Sunday, no major developments had been announced, and the search for Waddell remains ongoing.
