Hello friend, and welcome back to foul play.

In our previous episodes, we've explored the horrifying world of Robert Ben Rhodes, the

truck stop killer, and the terrifying experiences of his victims.

We've delved into the incidents that led to his capture and the chilling evidence that

was uncovered during the investigation.

In today's episode, we'll look at his trial and sentencing, which, to no one's surprise,

began with a prosecution demanding the death penalty.

As the evidence against Robert Ben Rhodes continued to mount, the authority wasted no time

bringing him to justice.

On April 1st, 1990, Arizona State Trooper Mike Miller's quick thinking and decisive

action led to Rhodes's arrest.

The traumatized victim found in his truck in the accounts of other victims would prove

crucial in building a case against him.

Rhodes initially maintained his calm demeanor, attempting to downplay the situation and

distance himself from the horrific scene inside his truck.

With the sheer volume of evidence against him, would soon prove too overwhelming for

even him to maintain his facade.

Robert Ben Rhodes was taken into custody, and his crimes were investigated by detectives,

Lee and Young, who found more than they were prepared for.

His past with the BDSM community in Houston, his abusive relationship with his wife,

Robert Davis, and the deprived acts he committed in the back of his converted semi-truck

turn dungeon, all painted the picture of a dangerous, sadistic man.

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