Police Report Details Findings at Scene of AEW Star Pac's Death

Professional wrestling star Benjamin Satterley, known by his ring names Pac and Neville, was discovered unconscious and unresponsive in his rental vehicle in Illinois on September 27. According to a police report, officers observed no suspicious markings or injuries on Satterley, only dried saliva on his shirt.

The report indicated that Satterley's phone displayed Google Maps navigation to O’Hare International Airport in Chicago, located approximately 20 miles from where the All Elite Wrestling (AEW) event All Out was held. Medications were discovered in Satterley's backpack and hotel room keys were recovered from the scene. The specific names of the medications were redacted in the report.

An officer noted that Satterley's phone was buzzing, and a woman on the other end stated Satterley was en route to Cava for lunch. Satterley was reportedly scheduled to return to the United Kingdom on the day of his death.

Satterley died at the age of 40. Police had previously stated there were no signs of foul play and his death was not considered suspicious, though the cause of death remains undetermined.

The news of his passing led to widespread tributes from within the professional wrestling community. AEW held an emotional tribute show in his honor, with several wrestlers wearing armbands bearing the name "Pac."

Satterley had a career in both WWE, where he was known as Adrian Neville and Neville, and AEW, where he performed as Pac. He was among the initial wrestlers to join AEW in 2019 and secured multiple championships during his time in both major wrestling organizations.