Only two courthouse employees, both of them Muggles, had access to what seemed to them to be a cooking chopstick. Both were puzzled how a cooking chopstick could be consider "high value"; but neither of them moved the "cooking chopstick" to a less secure part of the evidence locker, nor would either of them have been willing to sell the "cooking chopstick" to whomever offered to buy it. The two people who worked in the high-value-evidence part of the evidence locker were proud of the trust that they had been given, so they were not about to do anything dodgy. Nor did they ever talk—even to relatives, friends and neighbours—about the specific high-value evidence for which they were responsible, lest they be robbed of it.