Discretion is advised. This is 10-minute murder.

Closureize and imagine it's the 1980s. A time of big hair, lots of hairspray, neon lights, and the lure of the open road.

The American highways stretch out before you like a ribbon of freedom, beckoning you to embark on an adventure.

But not all journeys lead to happily ever-afters. Some take you straight into the clutches of evil,

and that's where our story begins, with a seemingly ordinary trucker named Robert Ben Rhodes.

On April 1st, 1990, an Arizona State Trooper stumbled upon a scene straight out of a horror movie.

A tractor trailer parked on the highway's shoulder revealed a chained and terrified young woman inside.

The driver of that tractor trailer was Robert Ben Rhodes.

He tried to downplay the situation, but the trooper's instincts prevailed.

Rhodes was swiftly arrested, and a subsequent search uncovered a disturbing possession,

a 25-caliber pistol. The routine traffic stop would soon expose Rhodes as one of America's

most notorious serial killers and sex offenders.

Inside his rig, Rhodes transformed the very essence of freedom into a rolling chamber of horrors,

hooks, chains, restraints, and a soundproof box hidden away in the sleeper cap.

This monster had turned his truck into a mobile torture chamber,

a hellish place where his victims would suffer unimaginable torment.

Rhodes possessed this sickening ability to blend in,

adapting his appearance, changing his name, and even

altering his accent. This diabolical charade allowed him to remain hidden, praying on innocent

souls without arousing suspicion. His crimes went unnoticed, and a web of terror spun across

the vast expanse of the American

highways. Robert Ben Rhodes, born in Council Bluffs, Iowa in 1945, had a relatively normal

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