The true story of the brutal 1988 murder of Myra Davis, 71, who was Janet Leigh's body double in the film "Psycho." Her homicide remained unsolved until investigators linked her killing with that of Jean Orlof, 60, murdered in 1998. Police arrested local handyman Kenneth Hunt, who, they believed, targeted older women. of photos. (June)

The horrifying true story of the brutal murder of one of Janet Leigh's "body doubles" in Psycho, and another murder a decade later -- committed by a real-life Norman Bates. On June 3, 1988, Myra Davis, 71, one of Janet Leigh's "body doubles" in Psycho, was found dead -- raped and strangled in her Beverly Hills home. Her homicide remained unsolved until investigators linked her killing with that of 60-year-old Jean Orlof, who was sexually assaulted and strangled on March 28, 1998. Police arrested local handyman Kenneth Hunt, who, they believed, like Psycho's Norman Bates, targeted older women for his vicious attacks. With the help of DNA evidence, a jury found him guilty of both murders -- and finally ended his trail of terrifying violence.