A new video has surfaced that may show the moments leading up to the disappearance of a North Carolina mother in Grenada. Elizabeth "Liz" Waddell, a 43-year-old physical therapist, was last seen walking on Grand Anse Beach on July 22. She was on a three-week vacation with a friend when she vanished after a swim, according to police. The video appears to show a person resembling Waddell walking near a pool and holding a towel before jumping into the water for a swim.
The surveillance footage, which may be the last time Waddell was seen alive, was reportedly captured by an Airbnb property's security cameras. Waddell's family shared the video in an effort to aid in the search for her. Since her disappearance, authorities have been searching for any sign of Waddell, using dive teams, drones, and dogs to scour the area.
Liz's husband, Cailen Waddell, has been working closely with authorities to find his wife. In a statement, he expressed his frustration and concern, saying that despite exhaustive efforts, they have not been successful in locating her. He also stated that, after consulting with local authorities and the U.S. Embassy, he believes there was no foul play involved in his wife's disappearance.
The investigation into Waddell's disappearance remains active, with detectives pursuing multiple lines of inquiry. Police are urging anyone with information to come forward, and the search for Waddell continues. The Royal Grenada Police Force has not reached any conclusions about her disappearance, and the case is ongoing.
The search for Waddell has been extensive, with authorities using a range of resources to try and locate her. Her husband has been on the ground in Grenada, working with police to find any trace of his wife. The case has sparked a significant response, with many people following the developments and offering support to Waddell's family.
