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911 call shows AEW star PAC was not breathing when a stranger found him in his car
The caller told dispatchers the wrestler was motionless in a running vehicle in a Des Plaines, Illinois, parking lot. He was 40.

Newly released 911 audio sheds light on the final moments of All Elite Wrestling star PAC.
In the recording, a woman tells dispatchers she found a man lying very still in a running gray Volkswagen parked next to her car and could not wake him. When fire personnel asked whether she could see his chest moving, she said no, which led them to conclude he was not breathing. She said she had been banging on the window for about five minutes and that his eyes were open.
What investigators know
PAC was found unresponsive in a restaurant parking lot in Des Plaines, Illinois, on Sept. 27, hours after wrestling at an event in Chicago. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Investigators are still working to determine the cause of death. He had no apparent injuries and police have said foul play is not suspected, according to reports. Luggage was in the car and his phone was reportedly navigating to O'Hare International Airport, likely for a flight home to the United Kingdom.
PAC, whose real name was Benjamin Satterley, was 40.
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