The Seven-Part Series Traces How Three Deaths Inside One Home Were Overlooked By Law Enforcement Until it Was Undeniable Something Else Was Going On
Episodes Available Now on The Binge
New York, NY — September 1, 2026 — Sony Music Entertainment today announced the premiere of What Happened to the Harrisons?, a new seven-part true crime podcast telling the full story behind one of the most shocking cases in Ontario history. Hosted by Amy Dempsey Raven, an investigative reporter, who spent thirteen years asking what really happened inside one family’s home. The series unpacks how three members of the same family died there in less than five years. Subscribers to The Binge can listen to all episodes today.
From the outside, 3635 Pitch Pine Crescent looked like the kind of home where nothing bad could happen, it was the gathering place for every birthday and holiday for the Harrison family. That changed one spring night in April 2009, when Bridget Harrison came home to find her husband of 40 years, Bill, dead behind a locked bathroom door. Police and the coroner ruled the death natural, but it would not be the last time officers were called to that house. A year later, Bridget herself was found dead steps away from where she found her husband, in circumstances investigators couldn’t fully explain. Then, in August 2013, their son Caleb was found dead in his bed. Only after the third death did police finally call it what it was, murder.
Threaded through the mystery is a bitter custody battle between the Harrisons’ son, Caleb, and his ex-wife, a conflict that raises uncomfortable questions long after the case appears closed. What Happened to the Harrisons? follows the family who refused to accept these were accidental or natural deaths, and the reporter who spent years chasing the truth.
The series draws on Dempsey Raven’s original investigation for the Toronto Star, along with new interviews, court records, and archival tape. Across seven episodes, listeners get a close look into the case from the first death through the custody fight, the trial, and the aftermath, it is a cautionary tale about how easily the truth can be missed.
“Even after three deaths in the same home and a public acknowledgement that mistakes were made, the Harrison family still didn’t have all the answers,” said host Amy Dempsey Raven. “I wanted to tell the full story of how the system failed them, and why those failures went unrecognized for so long.”
What Happened to the Harrisons? is reported and hosted by Amy Dempsey Raven. The series is produced by Cooper Moll. The podcast is also executive produced by Catherine Saint Louis and Jonathan Hirsch of Sony Music Entertainment.
Listeners can subscribe to What Happened to the Harrisons? on The Binge to listen to all episodes, all at once. The series is also available on all major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts and Spotify. For more information on The Binge, follow @thebingetruecrime on Instagram, and for all other Sony podcasts, follow @SonyPodcasts.
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