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Retired Baltimore surveyor Phillip Buddemeyer returned to the burial site where Hae Min Lee body was found seventeen years ago in Leakin Park. Buddemeye's job was to record the distance from the road to where the body was located. (Kevin Richardson / Baltimore Sun)