New details have emerged about AEW‘s PAC’s death.

Former AEW World Trios and WWE NXT Champion Benjamin “PAC” Satterley passed away on Sunday, September 27, 2026. He was 40 years old. Earlier reports noted that a passerby discovered his body in a rental car on the 2700 block of Mannheim Road around 4 p.m. A Des Plaines spokesperson later confirmed that there were no signs of foul play, suggesting there was nothing suspicious about his death. The cause of his sudden passing can only be determined after further testing, which reportedly might take weeks.

The New York Post has now shared new details surrounding PAC’s passing. He reportedly had saliva on the front of his shirt and medication in his car when the authorities found him dead.

According to an incident report written by a member of the Des Plaines Police Department, two observations were made after they found PAC. He was found deceased inside a rental car at around 4 p.m. on September 27, 2026. The officer noted in the report that nothing notable was found when they searched the AEW Star’s pockets and backpack. The type of medication found was redacted in the documents.

However, PAC’s phone gave police some clues about where he was heading in his final hours. “I noticed that Google Maps was still open on his cellphone and it was routing him to O’Hare Airport,” an officer stated in the report

The officer added that the phone was buzzing and when it was answered. A woman on the other end said she knew PAC. “She last spoke to Benjamin on the phone around 1320 hours. He related he was going to CAVA for lunch,” according to the police report. “He had been traveling for his occupation as a professional wrestler for the past three weeks around the United States and had been in the Chicago-area since Thursday (09/24/2026) or Friday (09/25/2026). She related his flight had been delayed. Benjamin was scheduled on his flight back to the UK at approximately 1530 hours.”

The incident report also stated that there weren’t “any obviously suspicious marks upon Satterley nor circumstances within the vehicle.”