Joanne Chang (Penny's sister)

My dad told me they called and said, Scott is no longer a threat to your family. And with that little comment, I mean, actually, my dad was very relieved.

It's better to be extremely worried than to have this happen. I'm sorry. So what? You're worrywart. So what? Ooh, big deal. You have a sister. You have your daughter.

My mom said, Scott shot Penny. And I was like, is she okay? And my mom was just like, no, she's not okay.

He wanted us to have a stable, happy family, you know, just for us to have a better life.

You see children playing outside all the time. It's a comforting place to live.

The higher-ups are concerned about one thing, and that is avoiding scandal.

She's definitely pretty much a typical American girl. I mean, talked on the phone for hours. She was neat. She was a neat little girl.

She was neat. She was a neat little girl.

No. Why would they think a 21-year-old boy, friend of my brother, would be a threat to my 15-year-old sister?

Penny didn't feel the same way. It seems like he definitely read too much into it and really thought that, you know, she liked him. And I just don't think that was the case.

Oh, a hundred times a day. A hundred times a day.

Midnight. We disconnect the phone. Yeah.

But things got worse. He tried to burn down a garage. He put glue in my parents' gas tank. He threw, like, miscellaneous objects through the window, like little rocks.

Oh, 100 times a week, baby.

He seemed like a shy, kind young boy. Well, I guess not so much. Were you worried that Scott would ever hurt her? I was a little, but it wasn't overwhelming. Did she seem scared of him at all? She didn't. She didn't. She was 15.

My mom said, Scott shot Penny. And I was like, is she okay? And my mom was just like, no, she's not okay. Oh, my gosh, those words were, she's not okay. Well, how bad off is she? I said, she's dead.

I mean, I'm glad that he's not going to see, like, the sun come up, really. And I'm going to make sure of that, too.