New Details Emerge Surrounding Tragic Death Of AEW Star PAC

New Details Emerge Surrounding Tragic Death Of AEW Star PAC

The official investigation surrounding the tragic death of AEW star PAC continues to provide clarity as newly released police records obtained by TMZ detail his final hours.

New information has surfaced regarding the sudden passing of PAC (Benjamin Satterley). The 40-year-old international star was found unresponsive inside his rental vehicle in a CAVA restaurant parking lot in Des Plaines, Illinois, on September 27, just hours after competing at AEW All Out in Chicago.

According to police incident reports, officers discovered Satterley in the driver’s seat of an Enterprise rental vehicle on Mannheim Road. First responders verified his identity using documents found inside a wallet in the center console alongside his mobile device.

The incident report noted that his mobile phone was active with Google Maps, actively routing him toward O’Hare International Airport for his scheduled flight back to the United Kingdom. Officers on the scene answered an incoming call on the device, speaking with an acquaintance who stated she had last spoken with Satterley around 1:20 PM when he mentioned stopping at the restaurant for lunch.

During a search of the vehicle, police located two locked suitcases and a backpack in the trunk area, which were taken into property storage. Responding officers observed no signs of physical trauma or suspicious marks upon his body, noting only what appeared to be saliva on the front of his shirt.

The Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office performed an autopsy shortly after his death, but official results regarding the cause and manner of death remain pending further toxicology and medical testing. Nevertheless, Des Plaines police confirmed that there were no indications of foul play and that the circumstances surrounding his death are not considered suspicious.

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