Cailen Waddell joins local authorities in believing no foul play occurred in the disappearance of his wife, Elizabeth Waddell.
Cailen Waddell reported that his wife, Elizabeth Waddell, remains missing after vanishing while vacationing in Grenada on July 22. Despite the ongoing search, Cailen Waddell stated that after consulting with family, local authorities, and the U.S. Embassy, he believes there was no foul play involved in her disappearance. Elizabeth Waddell was last seen on surveillance footage swimming near Grand Anse Beach in St. George's. Her husband noted that she was confident in her swimming ability and expressed her appreciation for the island's beauty. The Royal Grenada Police Force continues to track her movements, using surveillance video, eyewitness accounts, and electronic devices to reconstruct her timeline. Cailen Waddell confirmed that the family will return home on Friday, July 31, while the investigation remains open. He expressed gratitude to the local authorities and the Grenadian people for their tireless efforts to find his wife.
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