Murder-suicide mum’s final hours: Friends reveal the two secret indignities that pushed New Hampshire woman to slaughter family
His wife and mother Emily Long hit her husband and two of her three children on Monday’s $ 600,000 ($ 900,000) in Madbury, New Hampshire.
Now the Daily Mail can reveal that Long, 34, is struggling to deal with: 48 -year -old husband, that he is deadly from brain cancer and bedridden, and hated his work.
A family friend tells us that he helped Long to run a small chicken wings chain, because he wasn’t satisfied with him.
‘Ryan was experiencing chemotherapy from what I collected. He was just weak and sick ‘said friend.
Emily was quite clear about combating severe depression and not knowing how to explain their father to children.
He had left his job, but he was not satisfied with his career, and they were clearly struggling with money and the risk of losing the house. Emily He had a network of friends who knew what he was going through and was still shocked and caught unprepared. ‘
For a long time, his eight -year -old son Parker and his six -year -old daughter Ryan killed around 05:30 on Monday, each with a single bullet.
Ryan then exploded for a long time before turning his gun on himself.
His three -year -old son James, who started to walk, survived without damage and found around the house around the house around 8:30.
Emily Long killed her son Parker and her daughter Ryan in their homes on Monday, as well as her sick husband Ryan.
A family -friendly Daily Mail said that he had quit his job for a long time and fought financially
Why James continues to be a mystery to let him survive. The friend said: ‘I don’t know why you protect him. I can’t understand that. ‘
According to a friend, James is now looked at by Long’s parents.
The Chief Public Prosecutor Ben Agati said that the inspectors were investigating the conditions of the fire and that financial concerns and approaching widows play in the minds of the murder.
He said: ‘I think the big thing is to predict one of the reasons for something like this.
‘Murder and suicide are often much more complex than a reason. There is more information we try to collect to narrow different things. ‘
Long was clear about his fears surrounding his husband, regularly published his journey to his Tiktok account.
In the last days of the family, Long discussed the rapidly worsening situations on Tiktok and ‘and’ and ‘and’ [she] It was necessary to look for therapy.
“ I feel very, very lonely. I feel very anxious … I know I need to see a therapist, I know I need to ask for help … But I’m not ready to accept it, I think it just admitted in a shared video two weeks ago.
“ I’m not ready to get help yet, but … that, isn’t it? I know I’m going to do it one day, and I hope I decide before you feel it’s too late. ‘
Approximately three hours after the fire, the youngest child of the couple was found by the police without any damage circulating around the $ 600,000 property (in the picture).
Long shared his incredibly sincere videos in Tiktok, where his husband expressed his pain on his approaching death.
Long said he could feel in the same video [herself] ” This doesn’t go, it’s just folding with the knowledge that will get worse. ‘
And as her husband’s condition worsened, one day he realized that three traumatized children could be a single parent.
“ I’m doing all the bedtime and when I say good night to my third child to me at some point for the rest of my life, he hit every night ‘he said.
“ Three bed time alone, I closed the door of the last child and I have no one to talk about myself and my day. ‘
Although Long tried to remain positive, he should plan to be widows and plan to support. [her] To be a single parent of the family and three children in an income and to balance everything that comes with.
When Ryan killed him, Ryan struggled with Glioblastoma, an aggressive brain cancer.
“ I mourn my husband, I mourn my marriage and still there. Very confusing and very overwhelming. ‘
In his last video, Long, who was shared only two days before his death, explained that he and his children were struggling with the diagnosis of his husband, but he was determined to improve his mental health.
‘All I want to do is hiding under a blanket with my children, but this is not healthy for them and this is not healthy for me,’ ‘he said.
‘Today I decided that I have to make a conscious effort to change my mindset. Whether I want to get rid of this depression. I’m determined to create normality. ‘
Ryan Long was a psychologist at Oyster River Middle School in Durham, while Emily Long worked as an operation director at Wing-Ikz, the latest restaurant chain.
