Police Reveal New Details About Pac's Passing

The first details about Pac's passing that were revealed shortly after the tragic news broke revealed that a passerby discovered the late wrestler unresponsive in his car and called the police. When police arrived at 4:08 pm on the Sunday after Pac had wrestled at All Out, they confirmed that he had passed away. It was noted at that time that it could be weeks until medical examiners can determine Pac's cause of death.

The New York Post has shared details from the incident report filed by the officers who attended the scene, which, while not revealing what caused Pac to suddenly pass away, have shed light on what was discovered at the scene. Pac reportedly had saliva on his shirt, and medication was discovered in his car. Details about the medication have been redacted.

Pac Was On His Way To The Airport

The report also notes that Pac's phone was still unlocked when they arrived, confirming that he was headed to nearby O'Hare Airport. Pac was still in Chicago after having wrestled Andrade El Idolo at All Out the night before, and since he was closer to the airport than the arena, many had assumed that was where he was heading when he passed.

Pac was supposed to be on a delayed flight back to the UK at 3: 30 pm that day. The incident report states that this was told to officers by an unnamed woman who was attempting to contact Pac when he was found. Officers answered the phone when she called while they were at the scene. It's not clear who the caller was outside of her being female, but she told them that she last spoke to Pac at 1:20 pm that day, and that he had told her he was going to somewhere called CAVA for lunch.

Lastly, the report reconfirms that there was no suspicion of foul play, stating that there were no suspicious marks on Pac, nor evidence of any circumstances within the vehicle having contributed to his death. Tributes continue to pour in for Pac as wrestlers, family, friends, and fans try to come to terms with his passing and wait for news on how this could have happened.