Husband believes no foul play in wife’s disappearance in Grenada
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Husband believes no foul play in wife’s disappearance in Grenada

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island sovereign state in the Caribbean Sea
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  • Elizabeth Waddell went missing on July 22, 2026, while swimming near Grand Anse in Grenada.
  • Cailen Waddell, her husband, stated he believes there was no foul play involved in her disappearance.
  • The investigation continues as authorities seek information about her movements before she entered the water.
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In Grenada, Elizabeth "Liz" Waddell, an American tourist, went missing on July 22, 2026, while traveling with a friend. She was last seen around 5:30 p.m. near the ocean at Grand Anse, a popular tourist destination. Following her disappearance, an extensive search was conducted by the Royal Grenada Police Force, the Grenada Coast Guard, local volunteers, and family members, who dedicated hundreds of hours to the effort. Despite the extensive search, authorities have not found any evidence of foul play, leading Cailen Waddell, Liz's husband, to express his agreement with this assessment. He emphasized the importance of gathering information about her movements before she entered the water, as investigators continue to treat the case as a missing person inquiry. Cailen Waddell thanked everyone involved in the search and urged anyone with information to come forward. The investigation remains open, and authorities are still seeking details about Liz's last known actions before her disappearance. The case has drawn significant attention, highlighting the concerns surrounding tourist safety and the challenges faced by families in similar situations. As the search continues, the Waddell family remains hopeful for answers regarding Liz's fate.