Report: More Details On Death Of Benjamin 'Pac' Satterley

The wrestling world is in mourning after the death of Benjamin ‘PAC’ Satterley, with the All Elite Wrestling star having passed away on September 27, aged 40.

A report from the Chicago Daily Herald has shed more light on details surrounding Satterley’s death, citing the Cook County medical examiner’s office. The report notes ‘Satterley’s body was spotted by a passerby in a rental car on the 2700 block of Mannheim Road, a Des Plaines spokesperson said Monday. The passerby called 911. Satterley was alone when he was found. There were no indications of foul play or trauma, and Satterley’s death didn’t appear suspicious, the spokesperson said.’

The location in question was a short distance from Chicago’s O’Haire International Airport. Satterley had wrestled in Chicago on September 26, performing in the opening match of AEW’s All Out pay per view against Andrade el Idolo. It should also be noted that an official cause of death has not been announced as an autopsy awaits.

Wrestling fans and industry veterans the world over have paid tribute to ‘The Man That Gravity Forgot’, with AEW announcing that the September 30 edition of Dynamite will be a tribute show to PAC.