What does home mean to you?

I'm Jimmy Femmeraywa, writer, broadcaster, and restaurant critic.

And I've been speaking to well-known names about what home means to them.

And it was in the East End, it was in Burmese, when Burmese was rough.

I remember thinking, not that the boys are going to fancy me.

Good number, Otty, and a chicken curry.

You are full, you are connected to your culture, and you may get harder.

That's where's home really.

With me, Jimmy Femmeraywa.

Find it wherever you're listening to this.

Hello again, friend, and welcome back to Fall Play.

In our last episode on the truck stop killer, we delved into the dark and twisted world of Robert Ben Rhodes,

and the horrifying experiences of some of his victims.

Today we'll dive deeper into the investigation, a lot to his capture.

The chilling evidence that was found and the impact his crimes had on the lives of those he left behind.

In the darkest hours of the morning of April 1st, 1990,

a Peter built semi-track to Rick, called the attention of Arizona State Trooper, Mike Miller,

as it sat parked off into State 10, just outside of Casagrande.

The truck's hazard lights were flashing, and Miller couldn't shake the uneasy feeling it gave him.

Little did he know his decision to investigate, with set off a series of terrifying events.

Approaching the vehicle, Miller peered into the cab, entirely unprepared for the horrors he was about to uncover.

As he opened the door, a young, nude woman shackled and chained to the wall of the sleeper cab, screened in terror.

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