New Details About AEW Star Pac’s Tragic Passing Revealed in 911 Audio

AEW star PAC was “not responsive at all” when found slumped over in his car by a member of the public, it has been revealed, after the 911 dispatch call was leaked.

The wrestling world was rocked last week after the 40-year-old passed away just hours after competing on AEW’s pay-per-view show All Out, where he performed in a match and then appeared during the main event later in the show too.

The cause of death is yet to be made public, with an autopsy taking place, but additional testing is needed, according to a statement released by the Cook County Medical Examiner’s office.

PAC, whose real name was Benjamin Satterley, was pronounced dead at 16:08 local time outside a CAVA restaurant in his car after emergency services were called to the scene.

Police audio has previously been shared publicly, with one officer describing the incident as “a slumper” while on his way to the incident after receiving the call.

Now, TMZ have released the audio of the 911 call from a member of the public who found him non-responsive in his car.

911 Call for PAC’s Death Revealed

It can now be revealed that a woman called 911 after seeing Satterley unconscious in his car at 15:53, just 15 minutes before he was formally pronounced dead.

“I’m at the CAVA on Mannheim Road in Des Plaines and I was getting in my car and the person next to me is passed out in their car,” the woman said. “I don’t know. She doesn’t look too well and her car is running.”

The lady initially believed it was a woman in the car, with PAC’s long hair deceiving her, although she later clarified in the call that it was a man. She also revealed to the dispatch officer that his eyes were open, and that they had tried to bang on the window for around five minutes without any response.

911 asked if they could see his chest or back rising to indicate any breathing, but the woman admitted that she didn’t believe it was, saying, “I don’t see his chest moving at all.”

Satterley was arguably best known for his time in WWE, where he performed under the name Neville, but he broke into the wrestling scene back in 2004, having grown up in Newcastle, England. He spent several years in the British Independent Circuit before taking part in Pro Wrestling Guerrilla, WWE and then All Elite Wrestling from 2019 onwards.