Husband of Elizabeth Waddell, N.C. woman who disappeared in Grenada, doesn't suspect foul play

The husband of a North Carolina mother who went missing last week on the Caribbean island of Grenada said Wednesday that he does not believe "foul play" was involved in his wife's disappearance.Elizabeth "Liz" Waddell, 44, was vacationing with a friend in Grand Anse when she vanished on July 22. The Royal Grenada Polic

Cailen Waddell continues helping investigators as police search for Liz, while authorities say her disappearance remains an active missing person case.

Surveillance video from an Airbnb property captures Elizabeth Waddell walking near a pool before apparently jumping into the water in Grenada.

The husband of a missing Cary, N.C., woman in Granada said he believes there is no foul play in her disappearance. She was last seen swimming.

Elizabeth “Liz” Waddell, 44, was on a three-week vacation with her pal in the picturesque beach resort neighborhood of Grand Anse when she suddenly vanished last Wednesday.

The husband of Elizabeth Waddell said that he joins authorities in believing there was "no foul play."

The husband of a North Carolina woman who went missing last week​ while visiting the Caribbean island of Grenada said Wednesday he believes "there was no foul play" in her disappearance.

The Prince Albert Police Service (PAPS) Historical Crimes Unit is once again asking the public for help in solving the case of a man who disappeared almost 40 years ago.

Grenadian police insisted Tuesday that their nearly week-old search for a missing North Carolina woman is still active, with hopes of finding the swimmer alive.

Elizabeth Waddell, 44, was staying with a friend at a popular tourist destination on a beautiful island when she decided to go for a swim but never returned