KYRA PHILLIPS, CNN ANCHOR: More charges are expected to be filed this week against the suspect in a Pennsylvania shooting spree that left three immigrants, a Jewish woman and a black man dead. So far Richard Baumhammers is charged with one death. According to the "Pittsburgh Post-Gazette," police searching Baumhammers home found a three-page manifesto indicating he was trying to form a political party opposed to immigration. Natasha Brown of our Pittsburgh affiliate WPXI talked with the relatives of one victim who will be buried tomorrow.</s>BANG NGO, VICTIM'S EX-WIFE: He called his dad Susie (ph), you know. He say: Mommy, I miss Susie. So I don't know what to say to him.</s>NATASHA BROWN, WPXI REPORTER (voice-over): The words will never come easy for 30-year-old Theo Pham's ex-wife, words that will explain Pham's tragic death to their 5-year-old son Chris. Pham, known to his friends as Tony, was one of two workers gunned down inside of the Ya Fei restaurant during Friday's shooting spree.</s>CHRIS, VICTIM'S SON: I miss my daddy. I want my daddy to come back.</s>BROWN: A wish that could never be granted to this young boy who now shares tragic twist of fate with his father. Tao Pham's own father died at sea years ago, fleeing Vietnam, trying to bring a young Pham to freedom in America.</s>NGO: He wanted his son to go to school and grow up to be, you know, an educated person. But now, you know, he's gone, you know, and I can't believe his son has the same life as he did.</s>BROWN: 5-year-old Chris may not fully understand his father's sudden disappearance from his life, but his tears reflect the pain and the loss.</s>NGO: Whoever killed my husband, he has to pay, you know, he has to pay the price.</s>PHILLIPS: And the funeral for the victim scheduled for tomorrow.
Murder Victim's Family Mourns Loss