You are the co-owner and co-founder of a company. After completing your year-end bookkeeping, you find out that 3% of your projected profit has simply disappeared. After some investigatory accounting you deduce that it could only be your co-owner/co-founder who could have had stolen the money. You, however, do not have firm evidence that your partner was, in-fact, stealing the money. What do you do? Use at least two normative ethical theories to support your answer. Use the term prism in the response in the correct context.

Context: The Company has maintained a profit of 15% per year for the last 5 years. Prior to the 5 year mark, the company broke even. You and your partner split 2/3 of the company profits each year while the final 1/3 is re-invested back into the company. You are not overly wealthy, but you make a more than comfortable living to support your partner and two children. Your profit for the year in question is still 15% despite the lost 3% to perceived theft.