Woman charged & sentenced in Folly Beach bride’s death Monday afternoon

 (WCIV) — Jamie Lee Komoroski, the woman charged in a car crash that killed a Folly Beach bride, was sentenced to more than two decades in prison Monday afternoon.

The trial started at 12:30 p.m. in a Charleston County courtroom. However, Komoroski quickly pled guilty and was sentenced to 25 years in prison.

According to our previous coverage, the collision killed Samantha Miller on the night of her wedding on April 28 of last year.

Here are the facts News 4 knows ahead of the trial.

Police say Komoroski was driving 65mph in a 25mph zone, and her blood alcohol content was three times the legal limit.

She crashed into a “low-speed vehicle” carrying newlyweds Aric Hutchinson and Samantha Miller as well as another occupant.

Hutchinson was badly injured, and Miller was killed.

At first, Komoroski was denied bond in August of 2023 after being deemed a flight risk.

She was then granted a $150,000 bond after officials could not start her trial by March of this year.

At first, Komoroski was denied bond in August of 2023 after being deemed a flight risk.

She was then granted a $150,000 bond after officials could not start her trial by March of this year.