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Hidden True Crime — A Dream Vacation, a $12,000 Debt, and Two Murders at Great Wolf Lodge | Harrison Family Murders
Scout ratingSCOUT· 60%54m·2026-10-23·True Crime

A Dream Vacation, a $12,000 Debt, and Two Murders at Great Wolf Lodge | Harrison Family Murders

Hidden True Crime

A dream family vacation at Great Wolf Lodge ended with a father and his 3-year-old son dead—and a mother facing two counts of criminal homicide. Lauren Matthias of Hidden True Crime examines the Metallica Harrison case, the deaths of Charles “Chaz” Harrison and little Tristan Harrison, and the unanswered questions…

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What people are saying

“Spending 3 weeks at Great WolfLodge isn’t a normal choice for anyone, even someone that could easily afford it. 1:23”

— @kerrilea73 · YouTube comment

“This screams unaliving pact, to me. She was unable to fulfill her part. Hopefully forensics can clarify more. I bet she uses this for a defense.”

— @dawnroden803 · YouTube comment

“How horrific! My family and I stayed at a GWL for 3 days for my youngest’s birthday and by the second day I felt such immense cabin fever I wanted to book it out of there. The fact that these parents kept extending their stay tells me they…”

— @maritzacamero1221 · YouTube comment

“She spent all his money she was the narcissistic abusive spouse isolating him she checks all the evil boxes and premeditated Never intended to commit suicide she is a weak coward”

— @Kickhouse777 · YouTube comment

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