Ira Lockey

Lockey, a moving man, was given a Woodstock typewriter after performing a moving job for a man named Vernon Marlow. Thinking it was the same typewriter that the Hisses had once owned and given to the Catlett family, the defense bought the typewriter from Lockey in 1949. As it turned out, Woodstock #230,099, which was then offered in evidence by the defense, was not their machine. Click here to read more about the Woodstock typewriter.