Elizabeth Waddell vanished at a Grenada beach, prompting an extensive search by authorities and support from friends.
Key Points
- Elizabeth Waddell was last seen at Grand Anse Beach in St. George, Grenada.
- Waddell was on vacation with a friend and went swimming without her phone.
- Her family and friends are in Grenada assisting the search.
- She is married to Cailen Waddell, a Cary Recreation Manager.
- A website and Facebook page support the search efforts.
Elizabeth Waddell, a mother and physical therapist from Cary, North Carolina, disappeared while on vacation in Grenada. She was last seen Wednesday morning at Grand Anse Beach.
As the search continues, the Royal Grenada Police Force plans to update on the investigation during a Tuesday press conference.
Police and Community Involvement
The Royal Grenada Police Force has appealed to local residents and tourists along the southern coastline for any information.
Officials are urging anyone with details on Waddell's whereabouts to contact local authorities or dial emergency services.
“I hope they find her. I hope she's fine. I can't imagine in my head what could have happened.”MaryBeth Rubano
Friends Reflect on Waddell's Impact
MaryBeth Rubano, who met Waddell through physical therapy, described her as outgoing and caring. 'She is so different than my circle of friends…but you just can't help but like her,' she said.
Waddell was an active part of the Cary community, known for her work as a physical therapist and teaching fitness classes.
Background
Elizabeth Waddell has been a well-known figure in Cary due to her profession as a physical therapist and her community involvement. Her disappearance has left friends and family distressed, leading to a widespread search effort both in Grenada and back in Cary.
Authorities in Grenada are treating the disappearance as a major investigation. The island's police force is actively coordinating efforts and seeking assistance from the public and local businesses.
What's Next
- The Royal Grenada Police Force will hold a press conference to provide updates.
- Friends and family intend to continue their search efforts on the island.
- Authorities encourage witnesses to contact local police if they have seen Waddell.
- Community vigils in Cary may be organized to support the family and raise awareness.