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Four dead in quadruple murder suicide, but toddler found alive
A toddler was the only survivor after the deaths of his four family members in their New Hampshire home, in what authorities have determined was a quadruple murder-suicide. Police discovered the bodies of the Long family at their home in Madbury, a small town just over an hour's drive from Boston, on Monday evening. Emily Long, 34, shot and killed her husband, Ryan Long, 48, and their two children, Parker, eight and their six-year-old daughter, also named Ryan, authorities said. Both children suffered a fatal gunshot wound to their heads, and their manner of death was homicide, autopsies confirmed on Wednesday. Mr Long was shot multiple times, and his cause of death was also confirmed as homicide. Mrs Long's cause of death was a single gunshot wound to the head, and her manner of death was suicide, investigators said. All were pronounced dead at the scene. The couple's three-year-old toddler was found unharmed and is now being cared for by relatives. Investigators also found a gun near the family, according to CBS News. Neighbour Bevy Ketel described the news as 'shocking' in an interview with WBZ-TV, recalling the family as 'perfect' and well-loved in the community. 'Ryan certainly touched a lot of lives. He was part of the fabric of the community and his family goes along with it … It's just shocking. We didn't see it coming,' she said. Just days before the tragedy, Mrs Long had updated her TikTok account to share her family's struggles with her husband's terminal brain cancer diagnosis, saying, '(It) will be the thing that breaks me'. Mr Long had glioblastoma, one of the most aggressive and common forms of brain cancer that usually causes those diagnosed to pass away within six months. 'One of the biggest questions they have is motive … I think that's probably one of the more difficult things that they are trying to grasp, to understand,' said New Hampshire Assistant Attorney-General Ben Agati to WCAX. On Saturday, Mrs Long shared her latest video update on her now-private TikTok account, sharing the emotional toll of coping with her husband's diagnosis. She spoke candidly about her own mental health struggles since the news and her efforts to break free from a 'rut'. 'I put makeup on and real clothes for the first time … in God only knows how long. I'm trying to get myself out of this rut, I know I've said this before, but our kids are definitely struggling,' she said. The mum-of-three also revealed how her youngest child was having difficulty sleeping and was often distressed, describing it as 'devastating'. 'It's important for my kids to be with their friends, and I have been struggling so much and really depressed and just have really become reclusive,' she added. 'That being said, I am making a change. It is starting today … I need to become more social again. 'So hold me to it. Today, I am adjusting my perspective, and I'm making a point to get out of my depression and do this for my family.' 'That being said, Happy Saturday. I hope everyone's having a fantastic day. I am going to have a fantastic day,' she concluded. Several videos on her TikTok detailed the family's ongoing battle with terminal cancer and expressed gratitude for the support from their local community. Investigators said they are becoming aware of various concerns or issues that were happening inside the household at the time of the event, and people should avoid speculating that the murder-suicide was caused by a single reason or stressor.
News.com.au
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Moment passenger kicks airline staffer, smashes computer
A woman erupted in a temper tantrum and attacked a Southwest Airlines gate agent, smashing a computer and kicking him after missing multiple flights. The outraged traveller had an epic meltdown at Orlando International Airport last Thursday after she failed to make the standby list for three consecutive flights, according to witness Peyton Turberville, who filmed the ordeal. 'She tried to get in through the gate after it closed and they asked her to stop,' Peyton told Storyful. Video shows the unidentified woman approach the desk repeatedly screaming 'Are you kidding me?' at a desk agent in a pink shirt, who calmly asks her to back away. She then kicks the man in pink. 'Ooh that's assault,' Peyton can be heard saying from behind the camera. She walks away, incoherently rambling before she walks back towards the desk and bashes the computer, causing bystanders to gasp. 'Two flights wasted!' she yells. 'Three planes! After 45 minutes!' The man in the pink shirt walks away from the woman, who tries to rally witnesses to 'call the police'. She then walks back over to the desk, winds up and throws a punch at the computer monitor, knocking it to the ground. The woman follows the desk agent around as he tries to avoid her before she gives up and walks away. It's not clear if the woman was arrested.
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Woman who alleges she was bashed unconscious by man at Rufus Du Sol concert speaks out
The woman at the centre of a horrific alleged assault at a Rufus Du Sol concert in Los Angeles has spoken out about the 'traumatic' incident as she signalled her intention to file a lawsuit. A US mother-of-three, identified as Shelby Elston, identified herself as the woman in a viral video taken at the Australian band's show at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California at the weekend, which showed an unidentified male punching a female concertgoer repeatedly in the crowd. Elston, who is based in Arizona, shared a statement via music outlet Festive Owl earlier this week, seeking the public's help to identify the man in the video as she shared what led to the alleged attack. 'We were at the concert to see our favorite (sic) artist, but the night turned traumatic,' Elston began. 'When we first got to our seats, a drink was accidentally spilled, lightly splashing the man in front of us. We apologized (sic) immediately, but he yelled that it was intentional and ran off, leaving his companion behind. We apologized (sic) to her and thought it was over.' Elston continued to allege, about half an hour later, the man returned, screaming and threatening violence. 'I tried to calm the situation and apologized (sic) again — and the next thing I remember, I woke up in the medical tent an hour later and missed the entire show. 'This man PUNCHED ME IN THE FACE, knocking me out and causing significant bleeding, while he continued attacking our group. Another friend tried to protect us, but the attacker fled into the crowd and hasn't been found. A police report was filed. 'We are traumatized (sic). If anyone knows this man or his companion, PLEASE reach out. He should be held accountable for this assault.' has contacted Elston for further comment. Elston took to the comment section of the original post again on Wednesday with an update, believing to have since located the man. 'It's been a hectic two days but after going through my emails and messages, I believe this person is absolutely [name redacted],' she wrote. 'Charges will absolutely be filed and a civil lawsuit as well. I'm going to make this man PAY for what he did to me and my friends. Thank you to everyone for who reached out to me!' Meanwhile, Rufus Du Sol – comprising of Sydney trio Tyrone Lindqvist, Jon George and James Hunt – released a statement on their official Instagram page declaring they were 'heartbroken' to learn of the incident. 'Delivering moments for our fans to gather and celebrate safely is what we live for,' the band shared on Instagram stories. 'We have been heart broken to hear of the act of violence that took place during the opening act on Saturday. This type of behavior (sic) is completely unacceptable anywhere and the fact that this happened at one of our shows was devastating to learn about. 'Local law enforcement are actively investigating the situation. Anyone with information to assist the investigation should please contact the Pasadena Police Department.'
