I think this is a well played hand.

for the 1st time ever, i have to disagree with sam.    we are flatting with zero plan of further action, besides fold.  how often do we really expect the rest of the action to go check/check on the turn and river with  and 2 other players in the pot.  w/o being results oriented, it seems like an easy open preflop...and then a fold to the 3 bet on the flop.  we can never expect to be good/ or way ahead of 2 villians in this spot, with this hand, on this board.  FOLD THE FLOP and preserve our chips imo.

I fold to the raise on the flop and move on, don't see a positive outcome on further streets

I think it's a tough spot.  I think I agree with Mike and Rovo; folding the flop is probably best.  I think I'd argue that shoving is better than calling; the lead out means basically nothing, and if player 5 has 44 or 88, I would think they'd flat this and hope you'd hit your Jack and start building the pot for them.  As played, I think player 5 mostly has JT or J9, maybe T9, sometimes QJ and I'd be worried about KJ and maybe even AJ.  Tough spot though, and I don't think you're getting called by much / anything that you beat, so probably best to just fold.  So close though, that I'm pretty sure I'm jamming KJ.