Liz Waddell Husband Says Drowning Likely After July 22 Grenada Disappearance — Cailen Waddell Update Liz

Cailen Waddell update Liz: Her husband said drowning may be the most likely explanation after she vanished July 22 while swimming off Grand Anse Beach.

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Liz Waddell Husband Says Drowning Likely After July 22 Grenada Disappearance — Cailen Waddell Update Liz

Cailen Waddell update Liz: Liz Waddell’s husband said drowning may be the most likely explanation for her disappearance after she vanished while swimming off Grand Anse Beach in Grenada on July 22. The family is still waiting for authorities to determine exactly what happened.

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In a written update shared Friday, he said, “Based on everything we know, it seems drowning may be the most likely scenario,” as investigators continued looking into the disappearance. He also said there are still unanswered questions surrounding what happened.

Grand Anse Beach in Grenada

Waddell was reported missing after disappearing July 22 while swimming off Grand Anse Beach in Grenada. Her journals contained plans for the future with her husband and their daughter, a detail that sits at odds with any suggestion that she intended to disappear.

That is also how the family views the case. Her husband said investigators have found no evidence that Liz Waddell intended to disappear, and the family believes she did not leave voluntarily.

Liz Waddell journals

The timeline now runs from the July 22 disappearance to Friday’s update, with authorities still working to determine what happened to Waddell. The unresolved part is not whether she was last seen swimming off Grand Anse Beach in Grenada; it is what happened after that moment, and whether the evidence will ever point to a single explanation.

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For the family, the practical reality is immediate: the search for answers continues while the most likely theory has narrowed, but has not ended the investigation.

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