The Great Wolf Lodge Homicide Case

Reporting citing the probable cause affidavit says the family checked in to Great Wolf Lodge. Confirm dates and camera footage against original exhibits before drawing conclusions.

Pocono Township Police officially reported responding to a distressed-woman call and finding Charles Harrison and the couple’s three-year-old son deceased in the room. Metallica Rose Harrison was injured and hospitalized.

The police arrest notice identifies Magisterial District Judge Daniel Kresge, arraignment October 13, and denial of bail. Harrison was placed in the Monroe County Correctional Facility pending further proceedings.

Complaint-based reporting describes two knives recovered in the room and injuries to both victims. The full scene inventory, autopsy, chain of custody, and lab reports are not independently accessible in the sources linked here.

Media reports quote statements alleged to have been made during an emergency call. No full authenticated audio recording or transcript has been reviewed; excerpts should not be represented as complete statements.

Reporting describes resort security camera footage. Original recordings and the complete timeline remain outstanding.

Two criminal homicide counts under Pennsylvania law are recorded by the investigating police department. The Commonwealth’s precise theory and grading of any eventual information should be checked against the docket. No verdict, sentencing, or appeal is applicable.

Defense counsel, a substantive plea, and any mental-health defense have not been established from an original court filing. Reported distress does not prove insanity or any other legal defense.

Obtain the charging affidavit, autopsies, toxicology, original audio and surveillance, docket, and defense pleadings. Confirm the child’s name and other family information only through appropriate reliable sources.