The spouse of the bride from South Carolina who was murdered on her wedding night expressed that she believes she is happy and content with the overwhelming support she has received.

For the first time, the South Carolina husband whose wife was killed by a suspected drunk driver on their wedding night spoke publicly. Aric Hutchinson, who was also injured in the accident, sat in a wheelchair at Folly Beach with around 100 people to honor his late wife, Samantha Miller. This was the same beach where they got married.
Hutchinson expressed to Live5 WCSC that the memorial would have been greatly appreciated by the person in question.
The person's name is Sam.
She is a true beach lover.
We usually take a walk here every morning, and this is definitely her farewell.
Numerous participants paddled out and threw carnations in red, yellow, and white colors, along with notes containing Miller's name, into the ocean, while expressing certainty that she is smiling from above.
The mother of a bride from South Carolina who died in a wedding crash has criticized the alleged drunk driver, Jamie Komoroski, who rear-ended the couple's golf cart shortly after they left their reception on April 28, resulting in Miller's immediate death.
She had not yet taken off her bridal gown.
According to the police, Komoroski's blood alcohol level was three times higher than the legal limit. Hutchinson sustained injuries including brain bleeding, fractures in the face and broken bones.
The local station was informed by Hutchinson that he and two of his family members who were also in the golf cart survived and he was feeling fine.
I suppose my physical condition is improving to a point where I can handle it.
I feel satisfied with the situation, but today's overwhelming number of people was truly remarkable.
As of Monday afternoon, a GoFundMe page called "Sam and Aric" has collected over $720,000. The groom from South Carolina is organizing his bride's funeral after a devastating car accident on their wedding day. He believes that many people who were touched by Sam's kindness and sincerity have contributed to the fundraiser.
The fact that she made such a significant impact is extremely meaningful. Komoroski, a graduate of Coastal Carolina University, is currently being held without bail for driving at 65 mph on a poorly lit road with a speed limit of 25 mph. According to court records, she has been charged with three counts of felony DUI resulting in serious bodily harm or death, as well as one count of reckless homicide.
In an interview with Fox News Digital last week, Lisa Miller, who is an addiction specialist and the mother of Miller, expressed her devastation and stated that her daughter's death was not an accident. She believes that the person responsible for the accident made a choice to drink, drive, and hit her daughter. The Fox News app can be accessed by clicking here.
A decision was made by a young woman with awareness and intention.