LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - When police finally came to Michael Howard's home, they discovered hair everywhere: a thin carpet of hair covering the floor, huge mounds on the bed and in the closet plus photos of severed ponytails lined up as neatly as bodies in a morgue.
The cops knew then that they had finally caught up with the notorious "Haircut Bandit."
For three weeks in December of 2001, Howard cruised the streets of Los Angeles and Long Beach, California, casing bus stops and park benches for women with ultra-long tresses.

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