Update regarding Benjamin Satterley, known as PAC: he was discovered unconscious on Sunday afternoon in Des Plaines, Illinois.
Benjamin Satterley, known professionally as “Pac,” was discovered deceased around 4 p.m. on Sunday in Des Plaines, the Cook County medical examiner’s office reported.
A Des Plaines spokesperson reported on Monday that a passerby in a rental car noticed Satterley’s body on the 2700 block of Mannheim Road. That individual contacted 911.
Satterley was alone when he was found.
There were no indications of foul play or trauma, and Satterley’s death didn’t appear suspicious, the spokesperson said
– Per The Daily Herald
Even more on the incident: Medics raced to Satterley at the Mediterranean-themed restaurant in Des Plaines at around 4 p.m., according to dispatch audio obtained by The NY Post on Monday.
“This is going to be a slumper,” authorities said in the audio. “We can’t confirm breathing at this time.”
“We cannot confirm breathing yet. At this point, we’re still on the phone getting further,” they later added.
Some of the restaurant’s customers had seen Satterley “passed out” in his vehicle and called for 911, a witness told The Post. The patrons looked for any sort of medical equipment inside the CAVA to try to help the wrestler before emergency personnel arrived.
“There was an ambulance, police and a fire truck, all outside,” the witness said.
A spokesperson for the Cook County Medical Examiner’s office told The Post on Monday Satterley was pronounced dead at 4:08 p.m. A cause of death is still pending an autopsy, the rep added.
