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7/28/2026, 5:07:35 PM
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New developments tonight in the search for a missing American woman in Grenada
on vacation with a friend when she disappeared.
Police now say she was last seen going for a swim and what the
family says new surveillance video now reveals.
Here's ABC's Victor Okendo.
Tonight, nearly a week after American mother Liz Wadell mysteriously vanished from a vacation on the Caribbean island of Grenada, her family is pleading for help, releasing surveillance video they say shows her walking near the beach and
jumping off a jetty.
It comes just hours after police released new details saying the 44year-old from North Carolina was last seen swimming under the jetty on
July 22nd. Investigators have also received several eyewitness accounts indicating that she was seen swimming in the open water.
>> Her husband Kalin is now in Grenada.
>> My wife is a loving, free-spirited person. She could make friends with anyone.
>> Police are using drones, divers, and dogs to scour the resort and coastline, saying they're determined to find answers for Wadell's family.
>> They seek answers, and we are here to provide those answers.
It is our hope that Elizabeth will be found and found alive and well.
>> Wadell's husband has been retracing his wife's footsteps in Grenada, searching for answers.
Police are asking anyone with information to come forward. with
>> Victor Okendo.
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