Cause of death of wrestler Benjamin Satterley established
17 october 2026 в 18:37
According to information provided by the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office, the cause of death of the well-known wrestler Benjamin Satterley, better known by his ring name Pac, was bronchial asthma. This was revealed on October 16, following the completion of the investigation.
Satterley was found dead on September 27 in a rented car in a parking lot in Des Plaines, Illinois. Authorities who arrived at the scene found no injuries or suspicious marks on him, except for traces of saliva on his shirt, as stated in the Des Plaines police report obtained by Us on October 5.
Benjamin’s family issued a statement regarding his death, which was read by AEW host Renee Paquette during an episode of Dynamite on September 30. In the statement, they expressed their grief: «We are completely devastated by the loss of our beautiful Ben. But the love and support we have received from all corners of the world is helping us get through these terrible days».
Benjamin’s widow, Natalie Satterley, also shared her feelings on Instagram on October 12, noting that «the cruelty of having all our future hopes and dreams taken away will never become a reality». She spoke about the plans they had, including working out together and walking their dog.
Satterley was found dead on September 27 in a rented car in a parking lot in Des Plaines, Illinois. Authorities who arrived at the scene found no injuries or suspicious marks on him, except for traces of saliva on his shirt, as stated in the Des Plaines police report obtained by Us on October 5.
Benjamin’s family issued a statement regarding his death, which was read by AEW host Renee Paquette during an episode of Dynamite on September 30. In the statement, they expressed their grief: «We are completely devastated by the loss of our beautiful Ben. But the love and support we have received from all corners of the world is helping us get through these terrible days».
Benjamin’s widow, Natalie Satterley, also shared her feelings on Instagram on October 12, noting that «the cruelty of having all our future hopes and dreams taken away will never become a reality». She spoke about the plans they had, including working out together and walking their dog.
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