The bride passed away just a few hours after the wedding, and her biological mother sued the groom for dishonesty

A wedding is the happiest day of a person's life, but unfortunately, this bride passed away on an important occasion, turning it into the groom's saddest day and leading to countless troubles and tragedies later.

Just 3 hours after the wedding ceremony, when Aric Hutchinson (36 years old) and Samantha (34 years old) - the newlywed couple were still in the joy of happiness, an unexpected disaster struck, covering their life. Their lives were an extremely painful tragedy.

Accordingly, on the way home from the wedding venue, the car carrying Aric and Samantha suddenly crashed. A drunkard crashed into their car and the bride could not survive the accident, while the groom was seriously injured and had to be hospitalized for nearly 2 months.

This was a huge shock for the 36-year-old man. "There are still times when I really can't believe this reality, that I don't have Samantha anymore. I still remember that time, sitting in the car, Samantha told me that she wanted this happiness forever." disappeared, our wedding was so fun, so happy," Aric emotionally shared with ABC News.

Worth mentioning, the yin and yang pain of separation from his newlywed wife has not yet subsided, Aric has to face another heart-wrenching matter, that is, he is sued by his mother-in-law - Ms. Lisa Miller.

Because he is married, according to the law, Aric will have full ownership of Samantha's assets after her death. Also because of this, Lisa sued her son-in-law, who is suffering from the pain of losing the most beloved brother in her life!

Biological mother Samantha told the Post and Courier: "Aric and I came to an agreement and came to the final decision that we would do everything together with the assets my daughter left behind because we are two the most important person in her life.

I never want to scratch the pain that Aric is suffering, and I don't want to do anything to make things more complicated. But Aric was completely dishonest with me. I have no other choice but to turn to the law."

Although she did not specifically mention the amount of assets her daughter left behind, as well as her son-in-law's "dishonest" behavior, Ms. Lisa's shares were met with many negative reactions from netizens.

Faced with the accusation of the bride's biological mother, Aric's representative lawyer affirmed: "Aric did absolutely nothing wrong. Aric transferred to Lisa half of the assets her daughter left behind, but his client Mine is still being threatened by Lisa."

After this story was published in newspapers and social networking forums, most people sided with Aric and thought that Lisa should not embarrass her deceased daughter. Currently, the mother-in-law - son-in-law battle between Lisa and Aric has not yet ended.

Not long ago, a 19-year-old bride in America also passed away on her wedding day, causing much sadness. According to the Independent, the bride mentioned above is Paige Ruddy, who died in a house fire in Wisconsin - USA just a few hours before entering the ceremony.

Specifically, while Ruddy was sleeping on the second floor of a house in Reedsburg, it was engulfed in flames at around 4 a.m. on May 23. She suffered a brain hemorrhage due to smoke inhalation and died at the hospital the next day.

Local fire chief Craig Douglas said that at the time of the fire Ruddy could not get through the smoke to escape safely. Three other people were at home with the unfortunate girl and found a way to escape the fire before the firefighters arrived.

It is known that the tragedy occurred on the wedding day of Ruddy and Logan Mitchell-Carter. The two planned a small ceremony with close friends and family in Sauk County. The house the couple were staying in belonged to the groom's grandparents and was said to have no smoke detectors.

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