Investigators Await Toxicology in Death of Wrestler PAC

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AEW announced that its December 2 Dynamite will be a three-hour live broadcast from Laredo, Texas. Separately, the cause of wrestler PAC’s death remains undetermined as authorities await further autopsy and toxicology results, which may take weeks or months. PAC, 40, was found unresponsive in a rental car near O’Hare International Airport on September 27; authorities have reported no apparent signs of foul play or injury. Police were told he planned to stop for lunch before heading to the airport, and investigators have not established what happened in the hours before his death.

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