Frydman testified that after looking once through the photographs she picked out the picture of defendant.
At a later photo showup Frydman again picked out a photograph of defendant. This showup took place on December 6, 1990, in Frydman's home. Frydman was presented with four photographs. Among these was a photograph of defendant. The photograph appeared to be the original of the matted photograph Frydman picked out during the November photo showup. This photograph measured approximately 3¾ inches by 2¾ inches. It was lighter and clearer than the photograph of defendant used during the November photo showup. The police officers laid the four photographs out on the table. Frydman testified that the police officers "had a lot of interestingjust a lot of information to tell me." Frydman was notcross-examined concerning the nature of these communications between Frydman and the police officers. Frydman picked out the photograph of defendant.
Frydman then identified defendant in court. Defense counsel did not object to the in-court identification. Frydman testified the person who burglarized her home was "dressed as a construction worker." She stated the individual was wearing a hard hat, wire-rim glasses, and a blue lightweight jacket.
Defendant's former roommate, Robert Cannan, testified for the State. Cannan testified he had never seen defendant without a mustache until October 16, 1990. On October 16, 1990, according to Cannan's testimony, defendant shaved off his mustache. Cannan also testified defendant had asked Cannan to participate in "a couple of home invasions and some burglaries." Cannan testified that on either October 16, or 17, 1990, he