The apartment building from which the man fell. Michael Courtian, 55, was working on a window in the living room of his apartment located on East 87th Street and 3rd Avenue when he lost his balance and fell. (Google Maps)
A man in New York City plummeted to his death while attempting to fix a window in his 12th floor Upper East Side apartment on Friday morning.
Michael Courtian, 55, was working on a window in the living room of his apartment located on East 87th Street and 3rd Avenue when he lost his balance and fell, the New York Post reported, citing police.
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His wife was in the apartment when the incident occurred.
Construction worker Humberto Vargas, 41, who was working on the ground below, told both the New York Post and the New York Daily News that he heard the sound of the man’s body hitting the ground.
“It’s just happened so quick,” Vargas said. “I saw him standing out the window. My boss helped [a] cop give him CPR.”
A wrench and a can of WD40 were found near his body, police said.
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Courtian was rushed to the Metropolitan Hospital Center where he was pronounced dead.
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In addition to his wife, he reportedly leaves behind two daughters, who were in school at the time of the incident, the New York Post reported.
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