that she could not walk, defendant took Marcy to his home under the pretense that he would take her to the hospital. Both Dori and Gay testified that after avoiding their telephone calls on that same night, defendant finally allowed them to speak to Marcy, who was inside his apartment. Both Dori and Gay testified that Marcy sounded drugged and scared and that she asked them to come and get her out of defendant's apartment. Both Dori and Gay also averred that when they attempted to go to defendant's apartment and find Marcy, defendant first refused to open the door and let them go upstairs to see if Marcy was there and later came downstairs and threatened to kill the girls and throw battery acid in their faces.
Moreover,two eyewitnesses, Panisi and Harold testified that they observed Marcy drugged and naked in defendant's apartment in the days following February 14, 1984. Specifically, Harold, who had known Marcy for about two to three years, testified that on February 15, 1984, he stopped by defendant's apartment to buy drugs and observed Marcy naked on the bed. Marcy got up and started to walk toward Harold but she stumbled. Harold averred that Marcy was "messed up" from having taken THC.
Similarly, Panisi testified that around Valentine's Day 1984, he went to defendant's apartment to buy drugs and observed a naked girl handcuffed to a radiator, who was all "scrd up on * * * drugs." Panisi's testimony regarding the handcuffs was corroborated by defendant's ex-wife, Debra Krystyn, who averred at