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Mom stabs husband and son, 3, to death at popular family resort before calling 911 to ask for help killing herself: cops

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-14 · by David DeTurris
Content note This article describes suicide or self-harm and sexual violence.

Quick Summary

Metallica Rose Harrison, 27, allegedly murdered her husband Charles Harrison and their three-year-old son at a Great Wolf Lodge resort in Pennsylvania on Monday. After stabbing both victims to death, she attempted suicide by slashing her wrists and neck before calling 911 for help with killing herself. Police found over 80 pieces of evidence including knives used in the attack. Harrison was charged with two counts of criminal homicide but remains hospitalized without an arraignment as of Tuesday night.
Written by AI on 2026-10-14, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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Article 1

Metallica Rose Harrison, 27, of Towanda, Pennsylvania, is accused of killing her husband Charles and their three-year-old son TH at the Great Wolf Lodge in Scotrun, Pocono Township. Police found Charles and TH dead with stab wounds to their chests after responding to a call about a suicidal woman. The woman was injured herself and taken to St Luke’s Hospital.

Article 2

The stepmother of Metallica Harrison says she believes the murders were preplanned. She claims that before their three-week stay at the Great Wolf Lodge, Metallica possibly drained her family's 401(k) account and brought kitchen knives from home for use in the crime.

Article 3

Police searched Harrison’s home in Towanda to find clues about the motive behind the murders. The search warrant application suggests that evidence at the house could connect a knife found at the crime scene with other items and reveal information on the incident's motive.

Article 4

Metallica Rose Harrison was booked for two counts of criminal homicide after allegedly stabbing her husband Charles and their three-year-old son Tristan at the Great Wolf Lodge. Police seized nearly a dozen knives from the family's home during an investigation to uncover evidence related to the motive behind the crime.

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📰 Woman Stabs Husband And Son At Resort
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David DeTurris
54 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
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Topics

911 Great Wolf Lodge Monroe County Towanda WNEP

Subjects

Harrison PERSON · 3× Great Wolf Lodge ORG · 2× 911 ORG · 1× Charles Harrison PERSON · 1× EMS ORG · 1× Metallica Rose Harrison PERSON · 1× Monroe County GPE · 1× T.H. PERSON · 1× Towanda GPE · 1× WNEP ORG · 1×

Narrative

Metallica Rose Harrison, 27, is accused of stabbing her husband, Charles Harrison, and their toddler — identified only by the initials T.H. — before slashing her wrists and neck inside a hotel room at Great Wolf Lodge, WNEP reported.
framing: mixed · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-14
🔮 The mad mom also reportedly asked medics for advice on how deep her vein was so she could know for “next time.”

Claims (20 extracted, 6 hedged)

A young mom allegedly stabbed her husband and their 3-year-old son to death before trying to kill herself Monday during a family getaway in the Poconos, where she ranted about working “so hard” to be the best mother and wife, cops said. uncertain
cops → stab → Poconos
Metallica Rose Harrison, 27, is accused of stabbing her husband, Charles Harrison, and their toddler — identified only by the initials T.H. — before slashing her wrists and neck inside a hotel room at Great Wolf Lodge, WNEP reported. asserted
WNEP → accuse → Lodge
She then called 911 to ask for advice on how to find the right vein to puncture, stating she needed help dying, according to police. uncertain
she → call → police
“My husband and son are already gone in the bed in the living room,” she reportedly told emergency services. uncertain
she → go → services
“They’re already gone, I’m sorry.” asserted
I → go → ?
The twisted mother had stabbed both victims in the chest and attempted to puncture her own neck, police alleged in an affidavit. asserted
police → stab → affidavit
“This was a violent domestic tragedy in which two people, a boy and his father, lost their lives,” Monroe County District Attorney said, adding that there is no current risk to the public. asserted
Attorney → lose → public
Harrison, of Towanda, refused to talk to cops during her arrest, saying she was “suicidal, not stupid,” but went on a bizarre and disturbing rant to EMS as they took her away in an ambulance, according to the affidavit. uncertain
they → refuse → affidavit
“Every day, I work so hard to be the best person, the best mother, the best wife,” Harrison said to medics, according to the document. “It wasn’t supposed to end like this. uncertain
It → work → this
I was supposed to have my happy family. asserted
I → suppose → family
That’s what I envisioned since I was a child,” she continued as first responders took her away. asserted
responders → ’ → her
The mad mom also reportedly asked medics for advice on how deep her vein was so she could know for “next time.” uncertain
she → ask → time
Officers recovered two knives with teal handles – which Great Wolf Lodge said weren’t from the resort – from the scene, as well as containers with what appeared to be blood inside and bottles of medication. asserted
what → recover → medication
Over 80 to 90 pieces of evidence were recovered from Room 2030 inside the Pennsylvania water park resort, police said. asserted
police → recover → resort
Harrison was charged with two counts of criminal homicide. asserted
Harrison → charge → homicide
She is currently hospitalized and has not been arraigned as of Tuesday night. asserted
She → hospitalize → night
The family of three had been staying at the resort for several weeks. asserted
family → stay → weeks
They checked in on Sept. 21 and on Oct. 5, extended their stay even longer, authorities said. asserted
authorities → check → stay
Great Wolf Lodge spokesperson Jason Lasecki said the company was “deeply saddened and heartbroken” by the domestic incident. asserted
company → say → incident
“It was an isolated family incident, and we’re cooperating fully with local law enforcement as they conduct their investigation,” he said. asserted
he → cooperate → investigation
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