The late Johnny Bocktune Lew has finally been identified as the man once owned the $15 million Silicon Valley mansion where landscapers discovered a buried car that smells of human remains.
According to nypost.com, Johnny Bocktune Lew lived at the Stockbridge Avenue estate in the exclusive Atherton neighborhood from sometime in the 1990s — which is when police believe the vehicle was filled with unused concrete bags and buried 4 to 5 feet below the dirt — through 2014, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
Lew, who died in 2015, has a long criminal history and spent six years in prison for murder and attempted murder charges.
His murder conviction was eventually overturned.
While studying at El Camino Junior College in Los Angeles County in 1964, Lew met fellow student Karen Gervasi.
They began seeing one another, though Lew was still married to a cousin he tied the knot with three years earlier.
The next year, Gervasi died from a single gunshot wound at Lew’s apartment.
He alleged she accidentally shot herself while he was showing her a gun he used at firing ranges.
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