>>14013198

>https://www.outwardboundchesapeake.org/locations/leakin-park/

Below is alist of 79 bodies found in Leakin Park,I may have missed a few due to the limitations of searching on the Internet. If you click on the names of the victims you may read the information I was able to find about each case.

I want to make one additional comment. Anyone that knows me is aware of my attention to detail when it comes to map symbol placement. Due to the large numbers of symbols and making the map clear, and also the pathetic way the Baltimore City Police Department annotates crime scene locations, I want to admit the body placement is approximate and not exact. If you have any questions, email me. You can find the address in my profile. This list was most recently updated on 06/18/2017.

list at:

https://chamspage.blogspot.com/2010/11/the-bodies-of-leakin-park-baltimore-md.html

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>>14013274

>>14013198

Ghosts of Leakin Park - Baltimore, Maryland

Leakin Park, rife with its mysterious dark history and haunting intrigue, is filled with artifacts,and the flotsam and jetsam of yesteryear. The park played host to a wealthy Winan family's Crimea estate, several mills, the Mt. Holly Inn, an old trolley line, two cemeteries, a Bollman Truss bridge, and the home of the Dr. Jesse William Lazear, who cured yellow fever. If you want to spend an afternoon poking around, feel free to click on the map to see what neat stuff can be found in the forest if you dare venture off-trail. Have fun searching for yesterday's debris.

https://chamspage.blogspot.com/2010/08/ghosts-of-leakin-park.html

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>>14013274

>>14013333 (chekk muhself)

>>14013316

Human Trafficking in Maryland

In many ways, Maryland is uniquely situated to be a “hot spot” for human trafficking:

1. Maryland’s central location has facilitated its development as both a pass-through state and a destination for human traffickers. Traffickers utilize many of our highways, especially Interstate-95 to connect victims to major east coast cities such as New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C.

1. With major highways come numerous rest stops, truck stops, and bus stations, all of which have proven to be a primary location for traffickers to exploit their victims. The Maryland Human Trafficking Task Force has identified incidents of sex trafficking at Maryland truck stops and data from the National Human Trafficking Resource Center (NHTRC) suggests that approximately 70 percent of human trafficking incidents occur in our nation’s truck stops.

1. Victims commonly arrive from all over the country and the world through airports like the Thurgood Marshall Baltimore Washington International Airport (BWI). Airports also are a breeding ground for human trafficking because traffickers know that “Johns” who travel to Maryland for brief meetings or conferences will engage in illicit sexual activities more willingly because of the anonymity they experience in a new location.

For these reasons, victims and traffickers have told law enforcement thatMaryland is a “goldmine” for human trafficking.Human trafficking has been around for centuries; however, it is an emerging crime in Maryland. It is imperative that Maryland is mobilized and coordinated to ensure that Maryland is well-equipped to serve our victims and prosecute traffickers.

http://www.mdhumantrafficking.org/maryland/

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>>14013373 (why am I not surprised?)

A hotspot for human trafficking

Baltimore, Maryland is a hotspot for human trafficking, according to experts…

Several interstate highways cut through the heart of the city, running on the east and west of the Baltimore port. Thousands of trucks,cruise lines, and cargo shipspass through Baltimore each year…

As a result of this and its proximity to other large East Coast cities,Baltimore has one of the highest rates of human trafficking cases in the country.Washington, DC – just 64km (40 miles) away – is believed to have the highest rate.

https://www.aljazeera.com/features/2020/7/30/inside-baltimores-human-trafficking-industry

>>14013389

big reason why we're all here. o7

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