In this episode of Grinding True Crime, we examine the chilling case of Bruce McArthur, the Toronto serial killer who preyed on men from the city’s Gay Village for nearly a decade—while living an unassuming life as a landscaper and mall Santa Claus. Using court records, investigative reporting, and victim impact statements, this episode traces how McArthur exploited trust, targeted marginalized men, and evaded detection as disappearances were repeatedly dismissed by authorities. We break down: McArthur’s background and double life The disappearance of eight men between 2010 and 2017 Missed warning signs and police investigative failures The surveillance operation that led to his arrest The disturbing evidence uncovered after his capture The guilty plea and life sentence that followed This is a story about more than one man—it’s about systemic blind spots, ignored warnings, and the devastating cost of inaction.

In this episode of Grinding True Crime, we examine the rise of Fernando Madrigal and the alleged role prosecutors say he played alongside Norteño gang members during a period of escalating violence centered around Army Street in San Francisco’s Mission District. Drawing from court records, witness statements, and law-enforcement filings, this episode explores how street-level power, intimidation, and retaliation allegedly turned a neighborhood into a battleground—leaving residents caught in the middle. We break down: The background of Fernando Madrigal The structure and presence of the Norteños in the Mission District The pattern of violence tied to Army Street How investigators connected individuals, locations, and acts The broader impact on the community and why these cases matter This is not glorification—it’s documentation. A look at how unchecked street violence can grip a neighborhood, and how the justice system responds when fear becomes routine. Listener discretion advised.

In this episode of Grinding True Crime, Todd and (your co-host if applicable) take you deep into the terrifying case of Robert Ben Rhodes, one of America’s most chilling long-haul serial killers. Known as The Truck Stop Killer, Rhodes used the open highways as his hunting grounds—turning a semi-truck into a mobile torture chamber that left a trail of trauma across the country. We break down his early life, disturbing patterns, years spent undetected, the survivors who bravely came forward, and the investigators who finally stopped him. This is a haunting journey through manipulation, brutality, and the dangers hidden in plain sight. Warning: This episode contains graphic details and may not be suitable for all listeners.

In this episode of Grinding True Crime, we dive deep into the chilling case of Cody Legebokoff — one of Canada’s youngest known serial killers. We break down his early life, the disturbing pattern behind his crimes, the victims whose stories deserve to be heard, and the shocking moment a routine police stop unraveled everything. We explore the investigation, the forensic evidence that sealed the case, and how a seemingly average teenager managed to hide a dark and violent double life. This episode takes you step-by-step through the timeline, the trial, and the questions that still haunt investigators today. Join us as we uncover the truth behind a case that shook British Columbia and left a lasting mark on Canadian criminal history. #GrindingTrueCrime #TrueCrimePodcast #CodyLegebokoff #TrueCrimeCommunity #SerialKillerStories #TrueCrimeAddict #CrimeInvestigation #CanadianTrueCrime #ColdCases #CrimePodcast #TrueCrimeFans #PodcastEpisode

In this episode of Grinding True Crime, we dive deep into the tragic and complex story of 17-year-old Noah Scurry — a Philadelphia high school basketball star, promising scholar, rapper (known by some as “Joker, and alleged participant in a cycle of violence that claimed his life and many others. Join us as we peel back the layers of the Noah Scurry story — a tragic intersection of talent, identity, environment and violence. #GrindingTrueCrime #NoahScurry #PhillyCrime #TeenKiller #JokerOTV #GunViolence #PhiladelphiaStreets #TrueCrimePodcast #YouthInCrime #UrbanViolence

In this episode Todd and Ty talk three cases that will blow your mind from a love triangle to, poison, too family genocide. So hit like and share the true Crime. #murder #truecrime #solved #investigate

Miguel Cortez was a unassuming part of the community and from the outside was never suspected in the atrocities that took place in Mexico as recent as 2024. Join us as we talk and investigate the case.

Join us as we dive into a great novel By Jon A Vine as he gives a Phycological thriller crime novel with a great background and thrilling story. He also talks to us on how he got into writing this intense story by studying true crime cases.

This one hits home and is a case related to one of the co hosts. Listen as we discuss a case little known outside of the So Cal neighborhood it took place in.

In the early days of the Twitter there was a predator feasting on the vulnerable. In a country that has a high suicide rate he gained the trust of those not knowing whether or not to go through with the ultimate decision. In this case we will discuss the monster that wasnt around very long but did a huge amount of damage. #serialkiller #murder #japan

Derrick Todd Lee was a ticking time bomb as he progressed from a peeping tom into someone filled with rage and carnage too unleash on his prey. Join us as we discuss the inner workings of a mad man and get into the craziness of this case and how he was able to terrorize an entire region for year's.

On this episode of "Grinding True Crime" is a podcast that delves into various criminal cases, exploring the details and impact of notorious crimes. In an episode featuring Sean Gillis, the Baton Rouge serial killer, the podcast examines the chilling details of his crimes, the investigation that led to his capture, and the broader implications of his actions on the community. It's a gripping and informative exploration of true crime.

Antoinette Frank was a New Orleans police officer who became infamous for her involvement in a tragic crime in 1995. She was convicted of orchestrating and participating in a robbery that resulted in the deaths of a fellow police officer and two others at a restaurant. Her case was particularly shocking because she was a member of law enforcement, Join us as we dive into the case and what leads to these tragic moments.

Have you heard of Browns chicken?

In this Episode we ride the rails with a mass murderer.

Two cases of extreme selfish rage and jealousy!

Best friends growing up together should be a good thing right? Not in this case.