Orozco was driving the group from a party at Martinez's house and heading toward Orange when his 1972 Chevrolet veered off the freeway and crashed into a tree.
The car burst into flames upon impact. Orozco and Mendez climbed over a fence, walked approximately 500 feet and hid behind a pile of rocks while the two others, Martinez and Colin, were still in the burning car.
Investigators said Orozco made 11 calls from his mobile phone before finally calling 911. By that time, officers had already arrived.
Martinez and Colin both died at the scene. Mendez suffered a broken arm and fractured vertebrae and ribs. Orozco received a fractured vertebrae and second degree burns to his chest, arm and face.
In September 2010, a jury found Orozco guilty of one felony count of vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated.
