Authorities Investigate Double Homicide at Pennsylvania Resort

Authorities are investigating a double homicide at Great Wolf Lodge in Scotrun, Pennsylvania, after a man and his 3-year-old son were killed in a guest room at the family resort in the Pocono Mountains. The Monroe County District Attorney's Office confirmed the deaths, while the Monroe County Coroner's Office said Tuesday it was investigating the incident. Investigators identified the alleged perpetrator as Metallica Harrison, 27, of Towanda, Pennsylvania.

Harrison is hospitalized, according to the report published by 6abc on October 13, 2026. The incident occurred at the resort at 1 Great Wolf Drive in Scotrun, Monroe County. Authorities have confirmed the two fatalities, but the source report did not provide further details about the circumstances surrounding the deaths.

Great Wolf Lodge said the incident occurred the previous day in one of its guest rooms and described it as a family-related tragedy. The resort also confirmed that it is cooperating with local law enforcement as the investigation continues.

"We are deeply saddened and heartbroken by a tragic domestic incident that occurred yesterday in a guest room at our resort in the Pocono Mountains. It was an isolated family incident, and we're cooperating fully with local law enforcement as they conduct their investigation. Our thoughts are with the family and loved ones of those affected.

Out of respect for those involved, as well as the integrity of the investigation, we ask that any further information regarding this matter be directed to Pocono Township Police Department." Great Wolf Lodge said in a statement. The resort directed further inquiries to Pocono Township Police Department, citing the need to respect those affected and preserve the integrity of the investigation.

The statement did not provide additional information about the victims or the circumstances of the incident.

Despite the investigation, Great Wolf Lodge continues to operate, a resort spokesperson told Action News. The resort is also allowing guests who feel uncomfortable visiting to postpone their stays to another date without paying change fees.