A tragic turn of events unfolded in Boston over the weekend when a man was killed on Route 93 after his Jeep Compass rolled over. The accident occurred in the early hours of Saturday morning, just after midnight, launching a response from the Massachusetts State Police to the site of the single-vehicle crash.

According to a report by the Massachusetts State Police, the vehicle was headed north near Exit 17 when the driver lost control and collided with a wall. The impact caused the jeep to overturn, coming to a rest on its passenger side. Robert Smith, 59, of Cambridge, was the lone individual in the car, and was pronounced dead at the scene by emergency services.

Smith, who was reportedly not wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash, was the vehicle's only occupant. His sudden death has initiated an in-depth inquiry by various units of the State Police, including the Troop H of the Massachusetts State Police and the State Police Detective Unit for Suffolk County, among others. These units are delving into the crash's contributing factors, which remain under their active investigation.

The details of the crash are still being pieced together as authorities comb through the evidence. Troopers from the State Police Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Section, and the State Police Crime Scene Services Section are involved in the ongoing inquiry, seeking clarity on what precipitated this fatal incident. More information will be made available once, the investigation progresses, and officials disclose their findings.