Well, we've now got the scoop on who that driver is. And let me tell you, the released videos of her conversations with family are quite the revelation – revealing a cold-blooded narcissist.
You'd think there'd be some guilt, but nope! In these videos, she's seen crying on the phone to her father, but not for the reasons you'd expect. Her words? "I still can't figure out why this had to happen to me."
Seriously? Did the gravity of taking someone's life on their wedding day just fly over her head?
And then here she can be seen casually chatting with her boyfriend, bragging that head deputy is supposedly "helping" her and wants to help reunite her with her family.
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From Inside Edition:
The woman who was arrested and charged with the DUI killing of a South Carolina bride on her wedding night is behind bars. Now, her jailhouse conversations with her family have been made public.
“I don’t want to go to prison for 15 years,” the accused drunk driver told her dad.
Jamie Komoroski, 26, was arrested after crashing into a bride and killing her on her wedding night and leaving the groom severely injured.
“I don’t think I’m a threat to society at all and I’m not,” Komoroski said over a call.
Jailhouse tapes of Zoom calls between Komoroski and her millionaire dad show the 26-year-old crying about not wanting to go to prison.
“I’m just scared, dad. I don’t want to go away for so, so long,” Komoroski said.
“We are doing everything we can,” her father said.
Newlywed Samantha Miller was killed as she and her groom drove in a golf cart from their wedding reception in Charleston, South Carolina.
Komoroski’s blood alcohol limit was allegedly three times the legal limit, but she sees herself as the victim.
“I still just don’t know why this had to happen to me,” Komoroski said to her dad.
“Because bad things happen to good people, honey,” her dad said.
Good grief, could this woman and her father be any more delusional?
Clearly, Komoroski is incredibly privileged and probably hasn't faced the consequences of her actions even once in her young life.
Well, sorry to say, sweetie, but it's highly likely you're going to prison, and for a very long time...
