546 - A Superstar of the Early 70s
This episode of My Favorite Murder dives into two bizarre true crime-adjacent stories: the 1980s Atlanta serial killer Michael Terry, whose victims were marginalized Black male sex workers, and the 1973 "Sex Raft" experiment led by anthropologist Santiago Genovés, where ten strangers li
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