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Jamie Komoroski upset upon learning she’ll remain in jail for allegedly killing just-married bride
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0:42Now PlayingThe woman charged with drunkenly crashing into a golf cart, killing a just-married South Carolina bride, was visibly upset in court Tuesday as a judge refused to spring her from jail.
Jamie Lee Komoroski, 25, breathed heavily and looked close to tears when she appeared at the proceedings via video.
The New Jersey native was dressed in a striped prison jumpsuit as Circuit Judge Michael Nettles ruled that she will remain in custody while awaiting trial on a slew of charges related to the April 28 wreck that killed Samantha Miller, 34, and left the groom and two others seriously injured.
“[Komoroski] didn’t just kill my child,” Miller’s mother, Lisa, said tearfully during the hearing.
“She killed all of us.”
Komoroski is accused of driving her Toyota Camry over twice the speed limit down a quiet Folly Beach road with a blood alcohol content of 0.261.
The Coastal Carolina University graduate smashed her vehicle into the gold cart carrying Miller, her new husband, Aric Hutchinson, and two relatives from their nearby wedding reception.
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