Where is Elizabeth “Liz” Waddell? North Carolina woman, 44, missing in Caribbean; husband seeks help
one North Carolina women have mysterious disappearance While visiting the Caribbean island of Grenada. The husband of Elizabeth “Liz” Waddell, 44, is now pleading for her safe return.
Elizabeth missing The Royal Grenada Police Force said on Thursday, July 23, that they were staying near the Grand Anse White Beach Resort in the capital of St. George.
Her husband, Cailen Waddell, is an operations manager for the Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources in Cary, North Carolina, the New York Post reported. She was last seen at Grand Anse Beach on Wednesday, July 22 at around 8pm.
Officials launching the search for Elizabeth are calling on fishermen, boat operators and residents living along the southern coastline to keep an eye out for her and to report any sightings.
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In the missing persons notice, Elizabeth was photographed with short pink hair. However, she is described as having short blond hair and a medium build, according to police.
What we know about Elizabeth “Liz” Waddell
Elizabeth is said to be around 5 feet tall, although the official press release states she is 5 feet 5 inches tall, WTVD reported.
Her husband Karen wrote in a Facebook post: “Facebook Friends. My wife Lizzie is missing in Grenada. If any of you have connections to the island, could you please share the following with your contacts there? Lizzie went missing on Wednesday afternoon. I am heading there now to help with the search. I look forward to Lizzie’s safe return, so please send us your love, light, thoughts and prayers.”
Elizabeth graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a doctorate in physical therapy and later opened the School of the Arts in Sports Physical Therapy in Cary. Here she combines ten years of physical therapy experience with over two decades of fitness and dance experience.
Her resume shows she has extensive experience in both neurology and orthopedics.
“A lover of learning, Liz has taken more continuing education courses throughout her career than most clinicians. Her learning focuses on getting to the root of problems and fine-tuning her body’s abilities to perform at its best,” the bio reads.
It adds, “When she’s not feeling great helping people, Liz competes in Olympic weightlifting, pole dancing, CrossFit, hikes, travels, and walks with her husband Karen to patronize the small business scene in downtown Cary. Liz is a passionate supporter of the Cary, NC community and other women-owned small businesses!”
Elizabeth said in her mind last facebook postshared on May 23 that she was undergoing treatment for “long-term COVID/post-viral and chronic fatigue syndrome with roots in endometriosis and perimenopausal delirium.” She said her symptoms began last September, forcing her to stop working and going to the gym and sleeping most of the time.
