Jamie Lee Komoroski was driving 65kph over the speed limit when she smashed into the newlyweds' golf cart.
Jamie Lee Komoroski pleaded guilty at the Charleston County courthouse to reckless homicide, felony DUI causing death and two counts of felony DUI causing great bodily injury before her sentencing.
"On the golf cart, she told me she didn't want the night to end and I kissed her on the forehead and then the next thing I remember is waking up in the hospital," Hutchinson said. She promised to spend the rest of her life helping addicts and warning of the dangers of drinking and driving."I wish I could go back and undo this terrible tragedy. But I cannot. I will live the rest of my life with intense regret for what happened that night," she said."I pray God stands by the side of my victims and their families and loved ones for the rest of their lives," Komoroski said.
Many of Miller's family asked for a harsh sentence, saying they can never get her back and that the decisions Komoroski made that night were selfish and permanently scarred many lives.
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