Who is Elizabeth Wardle? 5 things to know about North Carolina woman missing in Caribbean
Search is in progress North Carolina Miss mysterious disappearance While visiting the Caribbean island of Grenada. 44 years old Elizabeth “Liz” Waddell The Royal Grenada Police Force said on Thursday, July 23, that he went missing near the white-sand beach resort of Grand Anse in the capital of St. George.

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. She was last seen at Grand Anse Beach on Wednesday, July 22 at around 8pm.
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Five things you need to know about Elizabeth Wardle
Here are five things you need to know about Elizabeth Wardle:
- Elizabeth’s 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.
- 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.
- Elizabeth is said to be around 5 feet tall, although the official press release states she is 5 feet 5 inches tall, WTVD reported.
- 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.
- Elizabeth’s resume shows that she has extensive experience in both neurology and orthopedics.
- 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.