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Mom survives wrong-way crash, reunites with deputies who saved her life
Jae Morgan, 22 weeks pregnant, survived a wrong-way drunk driving crash that killed her unborn child; suspect charged with reckless homicide and intoxicated use of a vehicle.
- On Friday, Wisconsin mother Jae Morgan reunited with Milwaukee County Sheriff's Deputies Kendall Pumphrey and Ryan Downs, who rescued her from a wrong-way crash last October.
- A suspected drunk driver, Jorge Alvarez Mathizuma, slammed head-on into Morgan's car in October, killing her unborn baby, whom she named Tyme.
- Deputies Pumphrey and Downs pulled Morgan from the fiery wreckage. Pumphrey reflected, "This one kind of sits on me a little bit heavier because I didn't know that she was pregnant."
- Morgan said seeing the deputies brought "instant comfort, and I felt whole." Her 9-year-old son, Jaedem, added, "Thank you for saving my mom."
- Mathizuma remains in custody awaiting trial on charges including reckless homicide of an unborn child. Morgan is walking independently again and writing a cookbook during her ongoing recovery.
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