make sure to take care of Marcy, and defendant said that he would.
*917 On cross-examination, Harold admitted that in 1984 he was a "tic" and cocaine user and that he would frequent Montrose Harbor to buy drugs and meet other people. Harold also acknowledged that he knew that Marcy, Dori and Gay frequented Montrose Harbor for the same reason. Harold admitted that he never saw Marcy chained to a radiator or tied up in any way.
Defendant's ex-wife, Debra Krystyn, next testified that in February 1984 she was married to defendant. In February 1984, she and defendant had been separated for about a month and a half, and she was not living with him in the second-floor apartment at 2558 West Iowa. Krystyn and defendant got back together fora short period of time later that spring. Krystyn testified that while she was married to defendant, he owned five cars and a motorcycle. Krystyn averred that defendant's mother owned the building where defendant lived and that she herself lived on the first floor. According to Krystyn, defendant's mother owned a vehicle too. Krystyn also testified that prior to February 1984 defendant owned a pair of handcuffs but that after February of that year she never saw them again. Krystyn finally acknowledged that there was a radiator in the kitchen of defendant's apartment close to the window. After the testimony of Krystyn, the State rested.
Defense counsel called Fred Moreno as his only witness. Moreno testified that he is currently employed as an investigator for the Cook County State's