Girl's dying words after daddy shot her (very sad)

Yaser Abdel Said, 50, was wanted on a warrant for capital murder after
police say he shot the girls Tuesday and left them to die in his taxi,
which was found parked in front a hotel in Las Colinas, a suburb north
of Dallas. Police said Mr. Said should be considered armed and
dangerous.

Friends of Amina Yaser Said, 18, and Sarah Yaser Said, 17, described
the girls to the Dallas Morning News as "extremely smart ‹ like
geniuses," saying the slain sisters had been enrolled in advanced
placement classes and were active in soccer and tennis at suburban
Lewisville High School.

While police refused to discuss a possible motive for the crimes,
family and friends told reporters that the girls' Westernized lifestyle
caused conflict with their Muslim father, who immigrated from Egypt in
the 1980s.

"He was really strict about guy relationships and talking to guys, as
well as the things she wears," Kathleen Wong, a friend of the girls,
told KTVT-TV, the Dallas CBS affiliate.

Two boys who said they had been dating the sisters told KXAS-TV in
Dallas that Mr. Said was upset that his daughters were involved with
non-Muslims.

"She just wanted a normal life, like any American girl wanted," one of
the boys told the NBC affiliate station, adding that Sarah "was always
kind, gentle, always cheerful, always had a smile on her face."

The boyfriends said yesterday they feared for their safety because Mr.
Said was still at large. "Obviously he already showed that he is a
dangerous man," one told the KXAS station.

Another Dallas station, Fox affiliate KDFW-TV, reported that two
members of the Said family said "Sarah and Amina dressed in Western
clothes and listened to pop music. They described Said as angry with
his daughters for not acting like proper Muslim girls.