The source provides an extensive overview of Leakin Park in Baltimore, Maryland, focusing on its notorious reputation as America's largest unregistered cemetery due to the high volume of human remains found there over half a century. The park, despite being a large area of urban wilderness with significant history, became a prime location for body dumping starting in the 1970s following urban decline and crime increases in surrounding neighborhoods. The episode details how the park’s rugged geography and dense cover made it ideal for concealment, leading to the discovery of dozens, possibly hundreds, of bodies, and cemented its infamy after the 2014 Serial podcast highlighted the murder of Hae Min Lee, whose body was discovered there. Although the park retains its frightening aura—with new remains being found as recently as 2025—a determined group of volunteers and conservationists is actively working to restore the park’s natural beauty and encourage civic engagement to overcome its dangerous reputation. Ultimately, the park is described as a complex place where natural beauty and grim violence coexist.

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