Updated: Man Ejected, Dies, In I-5 Rollover

The deadly crash, which began in the HOV lane, shut down southbound traffic for two hours, resulting in a traffic jam that extended several miles, according to Officer Troy Christensen of the California Highway Patrol.

The decedent, identified by the Orange County Coroner as Charles Holguin III of Los Angeles, was in the front passenger seat and was not wearing a seat belt when the driver of the Ford Expedition lost control of the vehicle. 

The SUV rolled multiple times, authorities said, coming to rest facing the northwest while straddling the HOV and No. 1 lane. 

Holguin was ejected into the No. 2 lane.

All three riders in the SUV, including the 23-year-old male driver and 35-year-old female passenger in in the back seat, were transported to Mission Hospital, the regional trauma center for the area. Both were wearing seat belts. 

The driver suffered serious injuries and the female passenger suffered minor injuries, Christensen said. 

Holguin was pronounced dead at 3:06 p.m. at Mission Hospital.

CHP officers responded to the crash at 2:36 p.m. The investigation is ongoing.