Benjamin Satterly, known as Pac, found dead in car
11 october 2026 в 16:13
In September, 40-year-old wrestler Benjamin Satterley, known by his ring name Pac, was found dead in a rental car in Illinois. According to information received from emergency services, the body was discovered on September 27 in the parking lot of a Cava restaurant in Des Plaines.
A 911 call was made by a person who noticed that someone in a nearby car was unresponsive. The caller reported that they had tried to knock on the window but received no response. Arriving officers confirmed that Satterley was dead, with his eyes open and no signs of breathing. His wallet and phone were found in the car, which helped identify the deceased.
According to police information, there were no visible injuries or suspicious marks in the vehicle, except for saliva on the shirt. The trunk contained two suitcases and a backpack with medications. On the wrestler’s phone, a Google Maps route was open, indicating a destination of O’Hare Airport in Chicago. Less than a day before his death, Satterley had participated in the AEW All Out event in Hoffman Estates.
The cause and circumstances of Satterley’s death are currently unknown, and the autopsy results may take several weeks. This was reported by the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office. All Elite Wrestling released a statement expressing condolences to Satterley’s family, friends, and fans.
A 911 call was made by a person who noticed that someone in a nearby car was unresponsive. The caller reported that they had tried to knock on the window but received no response. Arriving officers confirmed that Satterley was dead, with his eyes open and no signs of breathing. His wallet and phone were found in the car, which helped identify the deceased.
According to police information, there were no visible injuries or suspicious marks in the vehicle, except for saliva on the shirt. The trunk contained two suitcases and a backpack with medications. On the wrestler’s phone, a Google Maps route was open, indicating a destination of O’Hare Airport in Chicago. Less than a day before his death, Satterley had participated in the AEW All Out event in Hoffman Estates.
The cause and circumstances of Satterley’s death are currently unknown, and the autopsy results may take several weeks. This was reported by the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office. All Elite Wrestling released a statement expressing condolences to Satterley’s family, friends, and fans.
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