Photographic identification testimony was rendered admissible by a complainant's unexplained statement during cross-examination that he had viewed photographs, coupled with information elicited by defendant that the other complainant had viewed pictures on the day of the incident and made a misidentification as to the codefendant. These sets of facts left the jury to speculate that unfavorable evidence was being withheld by the prosecution and to draw an unfair inference...
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