GUITTARD, Chief Justice.
In this appeal from a conviction for aggravated robbery, appellant complains of the admission of identification testimony as being based on improperly suggestive pretrial identification procedures. We hold that even though the witness could not see the robber's face at the time of the offense, the procedure was proper, because the witness was able to identify appellant's photographic likeness as that of a person whose voice the witness recognized...
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