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AEW star Pac had medication in backpack, saliva on shirt at death scene, police report says

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Benjamin Satterley, the professional wrestling star known as Pac and Neville, was found unconscious and unresponsive in his rental vehicle in Illinois before he was pronounced dead on Sept. 27, according to a police report obtained by OutKick Dropkick on Monday.

A Des Plaines police officer wrote in their report that no suspicious markings or injuries were visually observed on Satterley when they began to investigate the scene – only dried saliva on his shirt.

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Adrian Neville, who wrestled in AEW as Pac, celebrates his victory during WrestleMania 33 on Sunday, April 2, 2017, at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Fla. (Tribune News Service via Getty Images)

The report noted that Satterley’s phone still had Google Maps up, which was pointing him to O’Hare International Airport in Chicago – about 20 miles from where All Elite Wrestling’s (AEW) All Out event was held. An officer wrote that medication was found in Satterley’s backpack and hotel room keys were recovered.

The names of the medication were redacted.

One officer, according to the report, found Satterley’s phone buzzing. The officer picked up the phone and a woman on the other line said that Satterley was heading to Cava for lunch. The report said Satterley was set to return to the United Kingdom on that day.

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Des Plaines, Illinois, police investigate Benjamin Satterley’s death on Sept. 27, 2026. (Des Plaines, Illinois, Police Department)

Satterley died at the age of 40.

Police previously told OutKick Dropkick there were no signs of foul play and his death wasn’t considered to be suspicious. However, the cause of Satterley’s death remains unclear.

The news of his death sent shockwaves around the pro wrestling world with everyone from The Rock to Will Ospreay sending condolences to his friends and family.

AEW held an emotional tribute show in honor of Satterley on Wednesday. Several wrestlers wore armbands with the word “Pac” emblazoned on them.

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Des Plaines, Illinois, police investigate Benjamin Satterley’s death on Sept. 27, 2026. His rental car was found near a Cava. (Des Plaines, Illinois, Police Department)

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Satterley wrestled in WWE for a few years and was known as Adrian Neville and simply Neville. He was one of the first wrestlers who joined AEW in 2019 and was known as Pac. He won multiple championships in AEW and WWE over the course of his career.

Ryan Gaydos is a senior editor for Fox News Digital.

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