clock: Wedding night tragedy: Bride dies after DUI
Groom Murdered Bride in South Carolina wedding For the first time, a drunk driving suspect has spoken out about his experience.
On the night of April 28th, golf Samantha Miller, 34, was killed and two others, including her new husband Aric Hutchinson, were seriously injured when a cart carrying four people was rear-ended by an alleged drunk driver near Charleston, South Carolina. .
The couple had just celebrated their wedding earlier in the day, ABC News report Before.
In his first interview since the tragic accident that killed his wife, Hutchinson gave an interview to Good Morning America on how he is coping with the immense loss after he said it was a perfect day. told.
“She was very happy. I mean, as most people know, planning a wedding is very stressful. “I had a lot of fun,” Hutchinson said, adding that the wedding and reception were a lot of fun. best night of his life.
Watch the full interview on Good Morning America, which airs Friday at 7:00 a.m. ET on ABC.
The accident left Hutchinson with broken legs, part of his face and back, as well as a brain hemorrhage and multiple cuts, according to GoFundMe, which was set up by Hutchinson’s mother. Two other people in the golf cart with Hutchinson and Miller suffered injuries including severe rashes and open wounds, the Charleston ABC affiliate said. WCIV.
Jamie Komorowski, 25, the driver of the vehicle that struck the golf cart, was arrested and charged with three counts of DUI and one count of reckless murder. A police report released by the Folly Beach Public Safety Department said Komoroski was driving 105 mph within a 40 km/h zone at the time of the accident.
Hutchinson said he is not ready to speak to the driver at this time.
“Not now,” he said. “I hope so. I mean, she stole a wonderful human being who shouldn’t have been.”
ABC News’ Will McDuffie contributed to this report.
