Emily Long was found dead alongside her husband Ryan Long, 48, and two of their children, Parker, 8, and Ryan, 6, in their stunning New Hampshire home earlier this month

The mom-of-three shot her cancer-stricken husband and two kids before turning the gun on herself, leaving their youngest child, aged 3, alone, unharmed

Emily, 34, who worked as Director of Operations at Wing-Itz has now been accused of embezzlement by her employer

Franchise owner, Derek Fisher said he ‘had no other option than to go to law enforcement,’ after noticing accounting discrepancies totaling $660,000 followed by weeks of non-response from the Director of Operations

Authorities probing the deaths in Emily Long’s family, believe a mix of finances and health concerns likely played a role

However, Ryan’s terminal cancer was diagnosed less than a year before his murder while evidence suggests Emily’s alleged embezzlement predated his diagnosis

New Hampshire mom-of-three Emily Long, [photo], who died earlier this month in a triple murder-suicide, has now been accused of embezzling more than $660,000 from her employer, Wing-Itz. Long worked as the Director of Operations of the Hampton location for the chicken wing restaurant chain

A New Hampshire woman accused of the fatal shooting of her cancer-stricken husband and two kids before turning the gun on herself has now been accused of embezzling more than $660,000 from her employer.
“What we came up with – it started in January 2023, and until July of this year, there was over $660,000 taken,” restaurant franchise owner, Derek Fisher said.
Emily Long, 34, was found dead alongside her husband Ryan Long, 48, and two of their children, eight-year-old Parker and six-year-old Ryan, in their New Hampshire home on August 1. Their youngest child, aged 3, was found unharmed.
Before the shocking triple murder-suicide, Long had been chronicling the family’s struggles dealing with Ryan’s terminal diagnosis online, posting several videos to her TikTok account.

Emily Long, [left], was found shot dead alongside her psychologist husband Ryan Long, and their two older children, Parker and Ryan. Their toddler was found wandering around unharmed but alone and confused, in their New Hampshire home. Cops say she was the shooter 

Local Wing-Itz restaurant franchise owner, Derek Fisher [photo], says, ‘I felt I had no other option than to go to law enforcement,’ after noticing accounting discrepancies totaling $660,000 followed by weeks of non-response from Director of Operations, Emily Long

Emily Long was the Director of Operations of the Hampton location of Wing-Itz, a chicken wing restaurant chain.
Speaking with a local station Derek Fisher, the owner of that franchise location, claimed Long stole $660,000 from the company over two years before he finally reported it to police.
In a filed report, Fisher told Hampton police he was auditing his location’s finances with an accountant, when he uncovered discrepancies relating to cash deposits that were never deposited into company actually accounts.
‘I felt I had no other option than to go to law enforcement,’ he said. 
‘We noticed there were a lot of handwritten checks being deposited into her bank account.’
That police report was filed on August 11, a week prior to the Director of Operations killing her husband and kids, then taking her own life  .

Responding to a 911 call of multiple deaths inside the New Hampshire home on August 18. Officers on arrival, found an unharmed three-year-old child wandering around confused in the home, but unharmed. The parents and older siblings were all dead with gunshot wounds

Fisher said he had initially tried getting answers from Long after he discovered the accounting discrepancies, confronting Long on June 18, demanding she provide her bank statements from the previous three months. 
Long did not send the bank statements until August 5. The documents were missing pages and looked ‘unusual,’ the franchise owner said. Going to the bank for authentication of said documents, he was told those had been doctored.
Fisher and Long were scheduled to meet at her bank on August 11, to go through the documents.
It never happened, instead Long sent her boss a long text, resigning from her job: ‘she was resigning, or she could stay in some sort of remote capacity, or I could terminate her,’ Fisher said.
‘She gave me three options, essentially of how we could proceed.’
The pair would not meet again until the Long family tragedy hit the media, and after learning of the family’s fate, Fisher said he is not interested in recovering the stolen loot.

Emily Long [left], had shared incredibly candid videos of herself on TikTok, where she expressed her anguish over The family’s struggles since her husband Ryan [right], was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer’s impending death

‘Anything that’s left should go to that child; he deserves all of it. It’s not fair to him; he didn’t make this happen, and he didn’t deserve this,’ he said of the couple’s sole surviving child. 
Long’s husband Ryan, a psychologist and professor husband was battling glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer with a median survival rate of just 12 to 15 months post-diagnosis. 
He was diagnosed less than a year before he was murdered by his spouse, meaning the alleged embezzlement predated his Ryan’s cancer diagnosis.  

On her TikTok page, Emily Long chronicled her family’s journey – Coping Ryan’s terminal glioblastoma diagnosis, an aggressive form of brain cancer

Emily Long had been documenting her husband’s battle with terminal brain cancer in her TikTok videos. However, leading to the murder-suicide, she was sounding increasingly distressed, going as far as admitting her struggles with mental health issues, including deepening depression. 
In her last video, shared just two days before their deaths, Long said she and her children had been struggling with her husband’s diagnosis, but that she was committed to improving her mental health.
‘All I want to do is hide under a blanket with my kids, but that isn’t healthy for them and it’s not healthy for me,’ she said.
‘Today I decided I need to make a conscious effort to shift my mindset. I’m getting out of this depression whether I want to or not.’
‘I am determined to create normalcy.’

Authorities probing the deaths in Emily Long’s family, believe a mix of finances and health concerns likely played a role. However, Ryan was diagnosed less than a year before his murder while evidence suggests Emily’s alleged embezzlement predated his diagnosis

Autopsy findings confirmed Emily died by a single gunshot wound to the head, determined to be suicide.
Her two children each died as a result of a single gunshot wound to the head, ruled by the medical examiner as homicides.
Emily’s husband suffered multiple gunshot wounds, and his death has also been ruled a homicide.
The medical examiner’s has said that the information available suggests that Emily Long ‘took a handgun from the home and caused the deaths of Ryan Long and her two children, Parker and Ryan, and then took her own life immediately thereafter.’
State authorities probing the circumstances of the shooting, believe a mix of finances and health concerns had likely been playing on Long’s mind.