A Citigroup manager has been found dead in a bathtub in his New York City apartment with this throat cut.
Police say Shawn Miller was discovered Tuesday afternoon by a doorman at his Manhattan apartment after a friend asked to check on him. They say his death is suspicious and they're investigating.
Authorities say there was no sign of forced entry into the Greenwich (GREN'-ich) Village apartment and no weapon was found. The medical examiner's office will determine the cause of Miller's death.
The 42-year-old Miller was managing director of the environment and social risk management team at Citigroup Inc. A Citigroup spokeswoman says the New York-based banking and financial services company is deeply saddened and its thoughts are with Miller's family.
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