The mom accused of killing her husband and son whilst on a family vacation ranted to police when they found her covered in blood.

Metallica Rose Harrison, 27, called 911 herself to allegedly admit to murdering her husband, Charles, and their three-year-old son.

The incident occurred when the family were staying at the Great Wolf Lodge, a resort in Poconos, Pennsylvania.

As of the time of writing, she remains in custody.

Mom said "it wasn't supposed to end like this" when cops found her

According to an affidavit obtained by WNEP, Harrison called 911 on Monday night, where she allegedly admitted to the killing of her husband and son, whose name is identified only by the initials T.H.

"My husband and son are already gone in the bed in the living room," she told the 911 operator. "They’re already gone, I’m sorry."

Officers who attended the scene then found the pair with multiple stab wounds to the chest.

When cops arrived, Harrison asked them to find a vein to stab in her neck - but told them she was "suicidal, not stupid."

As she was treated, Harrison told EMS that "Every day I work so hard. To be the best person, the best mother, the best wife."

She continued: "It wasn't supposed to end like this. I was supposed to have my happy family. That’s what I envisioned since I was a child."

Metallica Harrison allegedly killed her husband and son on a family vacation. Credit: Chaz Harrison/Facebook

Grisly details of crime scene as mom arrested for double homicide

As medical personnel took her to the hospital, the affidavit says that while in the ambulance, Harrison admitted that, "I'm not supposed to be here."

Harrison lived around 2 hours away from the hotel where she was found, and lamented that her blood had clotted despite her taking blood thinners.

After her 911 call, cops entered Room 2030 at the hotel and found Harrison's husband and child dead on mattresses, with multiple stab wounds to their chests.

According to police at the scene, a butcher knife was found on the bathroom floor and a smaller knife was discovered in the bathroom sink.

They also uncovered several containers suspected to contain blood and multiple bottles of medication.

The family had originally arrived at the Great Wolf Lodge on September 21, and had extended their original reservation until October 5.

Following the incident, Metallica Rose Harrison was taken to hospital to treat cuts to her left wrist and superficial puncture wounds on her neck. She remains in police custody.

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A woman has been praised online for walking out and leaving her husband and family in a restaurant after they expected her to foot the bill for all of their meals, just because she'd received an inheritance from her mother.

Going for meals out as a group can turn awkward if you have friends who quibble over splitting the bill, with some wanting to divide it equally by the number of diners, while others would prefer to pay for exactly what they had in case theirs comes to less overall.

However, things can get even more uncomfortable if you realize the entire group is waiting on you to pay for them all - especially if you haven't actually offered to do so.

The unnamed woman, 32, took to Reddit's infamous 'Am I The A**hole' forum to share the uncomfortable experience she'd had during a recent dinner with her husband and his family.

She explained that the situation occurred after her in-laws found out that she'd received a decent amount of inheritance after the death of her mother, money which she was saving until she decided what she wanted to use it for.

The woman wrote: "I recently inherited a good amount of money from my mom. I keep the money in a separate account as I still haven't decided what to do with it and I didn't want it to go to waste.

"I noticed my husband constantly bringing up the inheritance money and making countless suggestions as to how I should spend it. Another thing is that he expects me pay for nearly everything the past couple of weeks."

Things came to a head when she and her husband headed to a restaurant to celebrate New Year's Eve with his family, when she found out that she was "expected to pay for everyone at the table."

She revealed: "My husband's mom joked about paying for dinner out of my 'inheritance pocket' which made me livid but I showed no reaction.

"Just silently paid for my own food/drinks. Then got up and made my way out of the restaurant. They were shouting after me like a crowd and my husband tried to get me to come back but I drove home."

The woman revealed that her husband then arrived home at 3AM after celebrating with his family, when he launched a torrent of abuse at her for not forking out for everyone's meal and drinks.

"He got back at 3 a.m yeling at me saying I was pathetic to get up and walk out on him and his family after they relied on me to pay for their food and thougt I was gracious enough to do it BUT they were wrong," she continued.

"He said I humiliated him and family and that what I did was an attempt to get back at them for not being able to help mom when she was sick. Not true is all I'm gonna say."

She added that her husband was "mad" that she hadn't paid, claiming she'd "caused a huge rift" between his family and herself, which could have been avoided as it "wouldn't have hurt [her] to pay for the celebratory dinner."

Sharing her story on the platform, she asked users if they believed she was in the wrong for refusing to pay for the meal, despite having the means to do so, and not wanting to waste part of the inheritance money on something she didn't want to spend it on.

Other Reddit users resoundingly supported her decision to walk out on the freeloading family, commenting: "So let me get this straight. Your mother died after an illness and the thing your in-laws take from this is 'great, now she can pay for everything'. Yeah, NTA [not the a**hole]."

Another commented: "This NTA, I’d tell your husband you’d much rather your mother around than the money but him and his family trying to blind side you into spending it on them is disgusting. That you plan on taking your time to decide what you want to do with that money and don’t want anything like this to occur again."

One suggested: "NTA. But please see a lawyer asap. After this trick your husband is likely to divorce you to go after your inheritance; make sure your affairs are legally airtight so he can't touch it."

Many recommended that she ditches the husband as well, adding: "NTA. Your husband and in-laws are attempting to capitalize on your mother’s death. Keep the inheritance. Ditch the people who think you’re a walking ATM."

One pointed out: "They act like you won the lottery and not buried your mother. I'm sorry for your loss," while someone else added: "NTA! Make sure you secure your inheritance so the jacka** and his family can’t get to it.

"They couldn’t help when your mom was sick but they are perfectly fine spending the money she left you? F that noise! Does your husband have any redeeming qualities? Cause he just offered up YOUR money to treat his circus of idiots! NTA totally not the a**hole. Edit to add: YOU ARE NOT THEIR ATM!"

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They say that love never dies. For one Australian woman, this transpired to be the case after she ran into her ex in a local restaurant, despite being told that he had been murdered two years earlier.

Rachel, whose last name has been withheld, was even told by her partner’s mother that he had been slain by a bike gang before their paths crossed at the eatery. Needless to say, she was slightly surprised at the turn of events. 

Rachel relayed her story to ABC News, where she revealed that she had met then 21-year-old “Alistair” at a pub where they were both employed.  As she told reporters, at the start of the relationship, "He was really attentive, nice, like really not odd. I think that's what's relevant."

About three months into the budding relationship, Alistair acquired a serious hand injury that left him unable to work, and requested around $1,000 from Rachel in order to keep his head above water. She agreed, and lent him the money. When they broke up a few months later, Alistair paid back about $300 of the full amount. This, however, was when things started to spiral.

Soon Alistair stopped responding to Rachel’s request for the rest of the money. In a matter of weeks, he had vanished from the house they had been sharing, taking his belongings with him. As Rachel explained, "Furniture was gone, bed was gone, everything was gone."

After Rachel spoke to Alistair’s other friends, it became clear that she wasn’t his only creditor. From what they told her, Rachel gathered that he owed about $2,200 in “informal personal debt.” As she put it, "The moment we went 'OK, he owes everyone money', the anxiety and urgency of the situation ramped up. The story was falling apart really, really quickly."

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However, just when her suspicions reached their peak, Rachel received a call from Alistair’s mother. According to her, Alistair had just been killed by a group of biker thugs to whom he also owed money. Rachel was shocked, but didn’t question the story.

As she explained, "It sounds stupid in retrospect, but you don't have any reason to question it. If I called you and told you my mum died, you wouldn't be like, 'give me a death certificate'." Sad and startled, Rachel elected to “grieve in her own way and move on”.

Two years after Alistair’s “passing”, Rachel found herself sitting in a local restaurant. Suddenly, she remembered that Alistair’s brother worked there. As she recalls, she spoke to a waitress and said, “I haven't seen him in ages, and I'd like to say hi”. It was when the waitress returned to the table to tell them that, though the brother wasn’t at work, Alistair was. 

Understandably shocked, Rachel requested that the waitress ask Alistair to come out and see her. As she stated, "Next thing I know, manager's over [to ask] 'is there a problem here?'" after which he asked her and her friend to leave the premises. 

Unsure what to do, Rachel decided to call the police. However, law enforcement officials informed her that “...it was basically my word against his that I’d ever give him money” and that there was very little that could be done. Despite calling the restaurant again, demanding to speak to Alistair, she was unable to make contact. She even received a second call from Alistair’s mother, telling her that the “scene” she had made had cost her previously dead son his job. Reluctantly, Rachel eventually gave up hope of receiving justice. 

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Incredibly, however, the story did not end there. Several years after the near-run-in at the restaurant, Rachel was eating at another business in town, when Alistair appeared once again. Though still startled, this time, she wasn’t going to let him get away. 

She recalled that, “We made eye contact, and you could see he recognized me.” She remembers saying, “Long time no see!” before Alistair responded, “Oh, yeah, it has been a long time.”

Despite the awkwardness, she was still able to fire off a question about the money, but he almost immediately beat a hasty retreat. It just goes to show that you can’t always take people at their word where money’s concerned - even if it involves death.

A couple from Pennsylvania have been accused of theft after going on a shopping spree when $120,000 was mistakenly deposited into their bank account.

Per news station, WNEP, Robert Williams and his wife, Tiffany, appeared in court last Tuesday after they spent two and half weeks working through the windfall, which they reportedly spent on bills, cars and cash purchases.

Both Robert, 36, and Tiffany, 35, were prosecuted on charges of theft and receiving stolen property.

State police said that BB&T Bank deposited the funds into the couple's account on the 31st May in a clerical error made by a staff member.

According to WNEP, by the 19th June, the Williams had spent the money on purchases which included an SUV, two four-wheelers, a car trailer, as well as bills, car repairs, and cash purchases. They also gave $15,000 to friends.

The Williamsport Sun-Gazette reports that on the 20th June, the bank contacted Tiffany about the error, notifying her that the money had been retrieved from their account, resulting in a $107,416 overdraft fee.

"She no longer had the funds because she had already paid off bills. She told the bank her husband had spent a great portion of the funds and purchased a four-wheeler," the publication detailed. "She said she would speak to her husband and attempt to construct a repayment agreement."

The bank then attempted to contact the couple, but were unable to reach them.

Neighbours of the Williams were surprised by the claims. "That is kind of shocking," Nate Weaver told WNEP. "With all the procedures the banks have set up, checking and double-checking and triple-checking, there's no way anybody gets away with that stuff."

Robert admitted to police officials in July that he and Tiffany had known the "mislaid money did not belong to them, but they spent it anyway."

The pair were arraigned on Tuesday, and were later released on a $25,000 bail.

The wife of an attorney who mysteriously died at a Mexican resort last month believes someone murdered her husband.

Elliot Blair, 33, died while on vacation with his wife as they celebrated their one-year wedding anniversary. The California-based public defender is believed to have sustained multiple skull fractures before he died in the Mexican town of Rosarito on January 14, The LA Times reports.

Blair's dead body was found at the Las Rocas Resort, where he and his wife Kim were staying.

Now, his wife Kim Williams - also a public defender - has spoken out about the tragedy, insisting that her husband was murdered.

"Someone did this to him," Williams told Good Morning America on Thursday. "I just know it's not an accident. I know he didn't fall. I just know that."

Authorities in Mexico say that the death was an "unfortunate accident" after he supposedly fell off a balcony at the resort. They also said he had a "considerable" amount of alcohol in his system, per ABC News.

But Williams' attorney Case Barnett argues that there was foul play.

"It's the physical evidence we've been able to obtain, the autopsy," Barnett told GMA. "The autopsy confirms that he, Elliot Blair, was murdered that night."

Williams recalled how she and her late husband drove back to the resort late on January 13 from a nearby restaurant when they were stopped by police, who accused the pair of rolling through a stop sign.

The officers allegedly asked the couple for money. Blair, who could speak Spanish, told the officers they didn't have the amount being asked of them. A different officer asked where they were staying, and Blair explained that they were staying at Las Rocas.

He also explained that he and his wife were both lawyers and showed the authorities his work badge. Once they'd paid the officers all the cash they had on them - $160 - they were let go.

"We were both rattled," Williams said. "But at the same time we both had this feeling of thank God they didn’t do anything more to us."

Later that night, they went dancing at the resort bar before retiring to their room at around 12AM.

Having fallen asleep, Williams was suddenly woken up by the security guard and hotel manager. They informed her that Blair was lying on the ground outside the hotel room.

The widow insists Blair wasn't overly intoxicated the night he died, having drunk just five or six alcoholic beverages over a period of six hours. She says he couldn't have simply fallen off the balcony.

"I want to do everything we can to figure out what happened in that 45-minute, hour time span," she said. "Because that's what Elliot deserves. And that's the hardest part for me, is not knowing."

"I don't want him to be forgotten," she said. "I want the world to know who my Elliot is. I want people to know he's not some drunk that stumbled off the front ledge of our hotel room."

"That's one of the only things keeping me going right now — is the idea of doing this for him, for honoring his name," she added.

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