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Case 228 - The Harrison Family

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In April 2009, 64-year-old Bill Harrison, a much-loved member of the community of Mississauga, Canada, was found dead in his home. An autopsy revealed that he died of natural causes. Just over one year later, Bill’s wife, Bridget Harrison was also found deceased in the family home. Although Bridget’s autopsy showed that foul play may have been involved, a brief investigation failed to identify any suspects. It wasn’t until over three years later when Bill and Bridget’s adult son Caleb Harrison was also found dead in the family home that police took the Harrison murders seriously.

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Team:

Anonymous Host - narration

Jessica Forsayeth - research, writing

Milly Raso - creative direction

Mike Migas - production, music

Andrew D.B. Joslyn - music

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Christopher Worrel

Got a feeling about this one… gonna be good!

Brenda Wells

Hey, not to nitpick, but I think at about minute 31:48, it’s meant to be “maximum sentence”, not minimum. Interesting episode so far!

Monica

Wow a local(ish) case! Good job covering it, I knew about this case but didn’t remember the details. If the police had done their job perhaps Bridget and Caleb wouldn’t have lost their lives. I have to agree with Doug Blackwell my faith in the justice system in Ontario has been destroyed.

Byron Ridenour

I felt bad about the parents deaths, but am I the only one that doesn’t feel bad for Caleb? Drove drunk and killed a man and injured numerous others…

Katy Turley

What a great case. That poor family. I hope the kids are being well cared for and can somehow live “normal” lives.

Demi

I'm floored the police didn't investigate sooner when the parents "mysteriously died" the day before a custody hearing and then a victim impact statement was read to the court. Like, that feels like a pattern Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys would be able to follow.

Alan

Not used to Canadian police not picking up on all the details.

Hannah D

I hate poor/lazy police work and investigations. Boils my blood.