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Accused Great Wolf Lodge killer mom’s chilling words after allegedly murdering husband, son

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Blair, A. (2026, October 14). Accused Great Wolf Lodge killer mom’s chilling words after allegedly murdering husband, son. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/14/us-news/metallica-harrisons-chilling-words-after-allegedly-murdering-husband-and-son/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-14 · by Anthony Blair

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Metallica Rose Harrison, 27, is accused of killing her husband Charles and their three-year-old son at Great Wolf Lodge after calling 911 to admit the murders. When police arrived, they found Harrison with cuts on her wrist and neck; she told them she was "suicidal, not stupid." In a 911 call, Harrison said her family was dead in the living room and asked for help finding a vein to stab. She also expressed regret over the outcome of what she had envisioned as a happy family life. The incident occurred at Great Wolf Lodge where the family checked in on September 21 and extended their stay until October 5.
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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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Written for “Woman Stabs Husband And Son At Resort” on 2026-10-31, grounded in this article and the 12 other(s) covering the same event.

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📰 Woman Stabs Husband And Son At Resort
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18
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
44%
8 of 18 hedged ("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Publisher signals
66/100
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13
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Anthony Blair
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Topics

911 EMS Scotrun Towanda WNEP

Subjects

Metallica Rose PERSON · 4× EMS ORG · 2× 911 ORG · 1× Charles Harrison PERSON · 1× Metallica ORG · 1× Metallica Rose Harrison PERSON · 1× Scotrun GPE · 1× T.H. PERSON · 1× Towanda GPE · 1× WNEP ORG · 1×

Narrative

Cops were called to the resort in Scotrun, PA, just after 3 p.m. Monday after Metallica — who lives around two hours away in Towanda — said she needed help dying and was unable to find the vein to stab in her neck.
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Claims (18 extracted, 8 hedged)

The mom accused of murdering her husband and their young son at a Poconos resort was found with her wrists and her neck slashed, according to cops — who said she told them she was “suicidal, not stupid.” uncertain
she → accuse → them
Metallica Rose Harrison, 27, also ranted about how she worked hard to be “the best mother, the best wife” after calling 911 Monday to allegedly admit murdering husband Charles Harrison and their 3-year-old son, identified only by his initials T.H., at Great Wolf Lodge, according to an affidavit obtained by WNEP. uncertain
she → rant → WNEP
“My husband and son are already gone in the bed in the living room. asserted
husband → go → room
They’re already gone, I’m sorry,” Metallica Rose told the 911 operator of the pair found with multiple stab wounds to the chest. asserted
Rose → go → chest
She also asked for help finding a vein to stab in her neck — telling cops when they arrived that she was “suicidal, not stupid,” according to her affidavit. uncertain
she → ask → affidavit
“Every day I work so hard,” Metallica Rose told EMS as they treated her, according to the police affidavit. “To be the best person, the best mother, the best wife. uncertain
they → work → affidavit
It wasn’t supposed to end like this. asserted
It → suppose → this
I was supposed to have my happy family. asserted
I → suppose → family
That’s what I envisioned since I was a child,” she said. asserted
she → ’ → what
While in the ambulance, Metallica Rose repeatedly said she was “not supposed to be here,” according to the affidavit. uncertain
she → say → affidavit
She asked EMS personnel how deep her wrist vein was so she knew for “next time,” and expressed frustration that her blood clotted despite her taking blood thinners. asserted
her → ask → thinners
Cops were called to the resort in Scotrun, PA, just after 3 p.m. Monday after Metallica — who lives around two hours away in Towanda — said she needed help dying and was unable to find the vein to stab in her neck. asserted
she → call → neck
She said she wanted to join her husband and son in death, according to the affidavit. uncertain
she → say → affidavit
Cops entered Room 2030 and found father and son dead on mattresses with multiple stab wounds to the chest. asserted
Cops → enter → chest
A butcher knife was found on the bathroom floor and a smaller knife in the bathroom sink, according to the police. uncertain
knife → find → police
Cops also found several suspected containers of blood and multiple bottles of medication. asserted
Cops → find → medication
The seemingly happy family first checked in at Great Wolf Lodge on Sept. 21 and extended their reservation on Oct. 5. asserted
family → check → Oct.
Metallica Rose was taken to a hospital in nearby Stroudsburg for cuts to her left wrist and superficial puncture wounds on her neck, according to the affidavit. uncertain
Rose → take → affidavit
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