AEW Wrestler PAC Passes Away at 40; Disturbing 911 Call Emerges

WHO:

Sportskeeda - Benjamin Satterley is the real name of AEW star PAC.

Sportskeeda - Cody Rhodes paid tribute to PAC, stating, “Gave me an incredibly bright moment.”

Sportskeeda - AEW star PAC, also known as PAC, was involved in the incident.

TMZ - A woman who called 911 reported the situation regarding PAC.

WHAT:

US Magazine - A caller reported that PAC's eyes were open when his body was discovered inside the rental car.

US Magazine - PAC's body was discovered last month, with the 911 caller stating, “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.”

US Magazine - PAC's eyes were open when his body was discovered inside a rental car. A caller reported, “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.”

Sportskeeda - PAC passed away at the age of 40 last week, prompting mourning among fans and the wrestling community.

Sportskeeda - A 911 audio recording regarding PAC's death emerged online.

TMZ - PAC was found unconscious in his car and was not breathing when the call was placed.

WHERE:

TMZ - The incident occurred in a parking lot where PAC was found in his vehicle.

WHEN:

Sportskeeda - PAC's death occurred last week, leading to tributes and remembrances from fellow wrestlers and fans.

HOW:

TMZ - The 911 audio revealed that the caller mentioned PAC was lying very still in his running vehicle and that she attempted to wake him up.

TMZ - The 911 audio revealed that PAC was not breathing when the call was placed, and the caller mentioned that she tried to wake him up but he was lying very still in his running vehicle.

TMZ - The woman who called 911 stated that she tried to wake PAC up but he was lying very still in his running vehicle.

AEW star PAC, whose real name is Benjamin Satterley, was found unresponsive inside a rental car, with reports indicating that his eyes were open at the time of discovery. A 911 call revealed that the caller described PAC as lying very still in his running vehicle and mentioned her attempts to wake him up. The situation has raised concerns and garnered significant attention in the wrestling community.