911 audio has revealed new details from the scene where the body of All Elite Wrestling star Benjamin Satterley (a.k.a. Pac) was found last month.
“I was getting in my car and the person next to me is passed out in their car. She doesn’t look too well and the car’s running,” a caller told a Cooks County Sheriff’s Office dispatcher in audio obtained by TMZ on Wednesday, October 7, mistaking Satterley for a woman.
The caller added, “I tried knocking on her window to see if she’s OK and she’s not responsive at all.”
Satterley was found dead behind the wheel of an Enterprise rental car in the parking lot of a Cava restaurant in Des Plaines, Illinois, on September 27. He was 40.
The individual who called police indicated they had tried banging on Satterley’s window for five minutes, but he was unresponsive.
When asked approximately how old Satterley was, the caller said, “I can’t even tell, her face is straight down” adding, “Their eyes are open, too.”
The caller confirmed Satterley was “definitely not” breathing.
When authorities arrived at the Cava parking lot, Satterley was pronounced dead at the scene, according to a report from the Des Plaines Police Department obtained by Us on Monday, October 5.
Once police searched Satterley’s vehicle, they found a wallet and phone in the center console. The wallet was used to confirm the late wrestler’s identity.
Authorities “did not find any injuries or suspicious markings on him besides what appeared to be saliva on the front of his shirt.” Two suitcases and a backpack were found in the trunk of the car, with the backpack containing some medication.
When Satterley’s phone was observed, Google Maps was open with O’Hare Airport in nearby Chicago listed as the intended destination. Less than 24 hours before his body was found, Satterley competed at the AEW All Out pay-per-view event in Hoffman Estates, Illinois.
Satterley’s cause and manner of death are still pending, the Cook County Medical Examiner’s office told Us on September 28. An autopsy was performed on the same day his body was discovered, with results taking up to “several weeks.”
The late wrestler’s body was announced by All Elite Wrestling on September 27.
“A native of Newcastle upon Tyne, England, Satterley began his wrestling career in 2004 and went on to perform for wrestling organizations all over the world, captivating fans with innovative high-flying moves and incredible in-ring ability,” the company’s statement read. “Pac signed with All Elite Wrestling in 2019 and held multiple AEW Championships and competed in some of the most memorable matches in AEW history. Our condolences go out to Satterley’s family, friends and fans.”
