Five members of the same family, including three children, have died after their SUV left an Interstate 10 overpass in Seguin, Texas, and fell onto the road below. Police have identified the two parents as Omar Lumbreras Oliva and Ana Deli Lumbreras.
Omar Lumbreras Oliva, 30, and Ana Deli Lumbreras, 31, were travelling with three children, a boy aged 13 and two girls aged six and three, when the single-vehicle crash happened on Sunday 8 November 2026. All five died. The family came from Porter, near Houston, according to the Seguin Police Department information reported by KSAT.
What happened on the I-10 overpass?
Police said the black Chevrolet Tahoe was travelling east on Interstate 10 at about 12.56pm local time when it left the carriageway near Farm-to-Market Road 725. The vehicle went off the elevated road and landed on FM 725 underneath. Authorities said no other vehicle was involved.
Rain was falling and the road surface was wet at the time, according to the City of Seguin and police account carried by ABC13. However, investigators have not established a final cause of the crash. Wet conditions should not be taken as proof of why the SUV left the roadway.
The crash brought traffic restrictions and a lengthy emergency response. City officials said the affected road was closed for more than five hours while emergency crews worked at the scene. It reopened shortly after 6pm on Sunday, with KPRC reporting a reopening time of 6.03pm.
Who were the five family members?
The two adults were identified by Seguin police on Monday 9 November as Omar Lumbreras Oliva, 30, and Ana Deli Lumbreras, 31, both residents of Porter, Texas. Police confirmed that three children also died: a 13-year-old boy, a six-year-old girl and a three-year-old girl.
The children’s names have not been included in the police identification reported by the principal local news outlets. Fish 4 News is therefore not publishing names circulated elsewhere without further confirmation.
Local reporting says relatives have been grieving the loss of the entire household and that a family member has organised help with funeral expenses. The Houston Chronicle has reported on the family’s circumstances and relatives’ response.
Watch: News 4 San Antonio reports from Seguin
The WOAI News 4 San Antonio report shows the location beneath the overpass and discusses the identification of the family. It also includes a family photograph used by the broadcaster.
Timeline of the crash investigation
- Sunday 8 November, shortly before 1pm: The eastbound Chevrolet Tahoe leaves Interstate 10 near FM 725 and falls from the overpass. All five occupants are killed.
- Sunday afternoon: Police and emergency crews attend the scene. Authorities report wet road conditions and close the affected route.
- Sunday, shortly after 6pm: The road reopens after the emergency response and investigation at the scene.
- Monday 9 November: Seguin police publicly identify the two adults and confirm the ages of the children. Investigators continue examining the cause.
What police have not yet established
The Seguin Police Department is continuing its investigation. At the time of this report, officials have not publicly confirmed the vehicle’s speed, who was driving, whether it lost traction or what caused it to leave the overpass. There is no confirmed finding that the rain, a mechanical problem or the road layout was responsible.
Those questions matter, but a final explanation will depend on investigators’ findings rather than assumptions based on the weather or images of the location.
