New details have emerged about PAC, who died September 27 at 40, following the release of police documents in Des Plaines, Illinois.
According to the New York Post, officers found saliva on the front of the shirt worn by PAC, whose real name was Benjamin Satterley, as well as medication inside his rental vehicle. The name of the medication was redacted, and nothing found so far connects it to his death.
Officers also searched Satterley’s pockets and backpack but found nothing they considered relevant. His cellphone, however, helped piece together his plans for that day.
“I noticed that Google Maps was still open on his cellphone and it was routing him to O’Hare Airport,” one of the officers wrote.
In addition, officers answered one of the calls that came in on the phone. A woman said she had spoken with Satterley that afternoon and that he planned to stop at CAVA for lunch before heading to the airport. His return flight to the United Kingdom had been delayed and was scheduled to depart around 4:30 p.m. ET.
Earlier reports said Satterley was alone in the rental vehicle in the Mannheim Road area near O’Hare International Airport. People who noticed he was unresponsive even searched the restaurant for medical equipment before emergency crews arrived.
The police documents also note that there were no obvious signs of violence inside the vehicle.
“There were not any obviously suspicious marks upon Satterley nor circumstances within the vehicle,” one passage reads.
PAC’s official cause of death has not yet been determined. An autopsy was performed on September 28, but additional testing could take several weeks to complete.