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Input: Johnny Lewis DEEP Scientology Ties 
  
 EXCLUSIVE 
  
 -- the "Sons of Anarchy" star who murdered his landlady, dismembered her cat and then fell to his death in what appears to be a drug-fueled rage -- had deep ties to Scientology and its drug abuse program ... TMZ has learned.We've learned Johnny's father, Michael Lewis, has reached one of the highest levels in the Church of Scientology. In fact, in the 80s Michael co-wrote a movie with L. Ron Hubbard about L.Ron's "discovery" of Dianetics.Johnny was also active in the Church, especially the drug abuse program -- Narconon. In 2004, Johnny is seen (above) speaking at a substance abuse prevention event in the O.C. on behalf of Narconon. The reason Johnny spoke was because he was in a new show, "Quintuplets," and Scientology posted on its website that Johnny's mother used the principles of Narconon to keep him off drugs, and it worked.Ironically, it didn't work because -- as we reported -- Johnny was in rehab this year (not Narconon) and eyewitnesses say he was clearly on drugs at the time of the murder.Interestingly ... after we contacted Scientology about this story, they removed the photo of Johnny from all of their websites as well as the story about his appearance at the O.C. drug abuse event.A Scientology source tells TMZ ... Lewis was not active in the Church for several years. ||||| Johnny Lewis, shown last year, spent two seasons playing Kip “Half Sack” Epps on the popular “Sons of Anarchy” motorcycle-gang drama. He fell to his death Wednesday after fatally bludgeoning his 81-year-old landlady to death, police said. (Carlo Allegri, Asoociated Press / ) 
  
 On paper, Johnny Lewis' acting career was looking up. 
  
 The 28-year-old actor had spent two seasons playing Kip "Half Sack" Epps on the popular "Sons of Anarchy" motorcycle-gang drama and was steadily landing movie roles. 
  
 But behind the scenes, Lewis was unraveling. 
  
 He was arrested three times this year, drowning in drugs and mental health issues, according to court records and those who knew him. The problems culminated Wednesday in a bizarre altercation in Los Feliz, where police say the actor fatally bludgeoned his 81-year-old landlady and attacked a painter and a neighbor before falling to his death. 
  
 Los Angeles police detectives are still trying to piece together what happened at the sprawling hillside home of 81-year-old Catherine Davis. Neighbors described Davis as a kind-hearted friend who rented out parts of her two-story home to actors and others in Hollywood. Davis advertised her home as the "Writer's Villa," "set up for creative people. It is located in the Los Feliz Hills, in the same range of foothills as the famous Hollywood sign." 
  
 Lewis had rented a room once before from Davis, though officials are not sure how long he had lived there. What is clear is that Lewis' latest arrival came after several arrests and jail stints. 
  
 Lewis had been released from Los Angeles County jail five days prior to the slaying, following a series of criminal cases that dated back to January. Sources familiar with the cases said there were multiple attempts by family and authorities to help Lewis with drug abuse and mental illness. 
  
 A probation report tied to one of his cases spoke of Lewis' struggles. "There are significant issues which should be addressed," the report states. "Obviously, defendant's behavior is out of control and needs counseling afforded by a professional." 
  
 The first arrest came Jan. 3, when Lewis broke into a Northridge town home and beat two men with an empty Perrier bottle. Lewis had once lived at the same complex. 
  
 One of the victims, who asked not to be identified, said he found Lewis in an upstairs room that morning. Lewis, who was wearing only pajama bottoms, told one of the men that he'd seen an intruder and was checking to see if everything was OK. 
  
 When the man and his brother-in-law tried to get Lewis to leave, he attacked, biting them and beating their heads with the bottle, court records show. 
  
 "My brother-in-law hit him in the head many times," the man told The Times. "He didn't even blink." 
  
 Lewis was arrested and later released on bail. He was again taken into custody Feb. 10, accused of punching a man in the face at a Santa Monica yogurt shop. 
  
 The third arrest would come eight days later, when he tried to break into a Santa Monica home, a crime that was thwarted after a woman saw him and began screaming. 
  
 Lewis was released on bail in March but failed to appear in court and was arrested on a bench warrant later that month. He was in custody until May 23, when Judge Mark E. Windham ordered that Lewis spend 30 days in an outpatient program for mental health issues and substance abuse. 
  
 He went to Ridgeview Ranch in Altadena, where he completed a month of treatment. 
  
 By Aug. 17, judges had ruled in both the assault and burglary cases that Lewis had fulfilled his sentences and he was put on probation. What happened next is not entirely clear, but Lewis eventually found himself back in county jail. He was released Sept. 21 for reasons that are also not clear. 
  
 Five days later he was at the Spanish-style home in Los Feliz, where he rented a room from Davis. 
  
 The owner of the home next to Davis' said Lewis approached him Wednesday morning and introduced himself as "John," a new neighbor. Lewis left but returned about 15 minutes later and hopped a front-yard fence and began attacking a painter working at the neighbor's home. 
  
 The neighbor said his wife ran to help and started screaming for help. The neighbor joined the fray, but he said Lewis was not phased by the blows he took. It was like "hitting him with a fly swatter," added the neighbor, who asked to remain anonymous because he was concerned about his safety. ||||| Johnny Lewis Drugs Triggered Psychotic Break 
  
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 was a good guy whose life changed forever earlier this year -- after a very bad experience with drugs ... sources close to Lewis' family tell TMZ.We're told the "Sons of Anarchy" star was "mentally healthy" -- until an episode early this year, when he dabbled with an undisclosed drug. Our sources say the incident triggered a "psychotic break" and he never recovered from it.Family sources tell us ... after the episode Johnny changed dramatically -- he became mentally unstable and began to "self-medicate" to deal with the problem.The family says doctors told them Johnny's condition was classified as "co-occurring disorders." Translation -- by abusing drugs to treat the mental condition, Johnny was simultaneously troubled on 2 fronts.As for the nature of the mental disorder -- family sources say they were never able to get Johnny stable enough to get a clear diagnosis.As for the landlady's murder -- they do not believe it was triggered by a drug-fueled rage. We're told doctors had given Johnny medicine to stabilize his condition and when he was taking it he seemed fine, but when he got out of jail 6 days before the murder, they believe he stopped taking his meds and became extremely unstable and violent. ||||| For Katy Perry, the late Johnny Lewis was "The One That Got Away." 
  
 A source close to the singer, 27, tells Us Weekly that Perry is "devastated" after learning on Thursday about the death of the Sons of Anarchy actor, whom she dated from 2005-2006. 
  
 Even back then, the insider reveals, Perry could tell Lewis was headed down a troubled path. 
  
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 "She had to separate from him . . . to get ahead and focus on her career," the source explains. "He was in trouble then and she couldn't help him. A lot of her songs were partially inspired by him. I know 'The One That Got Away' and 'Circle the Drain' are partly about him, as well as Travis [McCoy of Gym Class Heroes]. But she was young and it was a time in her life she cherishes." (Perry became a worldwide pop star in 2008 with her smash, "I Kissed a Girl," and married Russell Brand in 2010. They finalized their divorce earlier this year.) 
  
 Adds the source, "They had good times. It's really sad. She could never help him and couldn't [let herself] go in that direction." 
  
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 On Wednesday, the body of 28-year-old Lewis was discovered in a driveway after the troubled actor fell or jumped from a rooftop following a fight with his landlady, Catherine Davis. (Authorities believe Lewis may have beaten Davis, 81, to death.) 
  
 Sons of Anarchy creator Kurt Sutter took to his WhoSay page Thursday afternoon to admit that he wasn't surprised at all to learn of Lewis' violent, untimely passing. 
  
 "It was a tragic end for an extremely talented guy, who unfortunately had lost his way," Sutter wrote. "I wish I could say that I was shocked by the events last night, but I was not." ||||| , 81, had no reason to think her tenant, Sons Of Anarchy actor, would harm her, her close friend has said. 
  
 The 28-year-old actor — and ex of pop superstar Katy Perry — had shared the elderly woman’s Los Feliz, Calif. home before and had not been a problem, her co-worker and friend Maryann Kuk told Celebuzz. 
  
 Davis was found dead on Wednesday morning, after Lewis allegedly beat her, and her cat, to death before allegedly attacking two more people and jumping or falling to his own death. 
  
 Despite the horrific nature of the Davis’ death, Kuk said the elderly woman had not expressed any fears about her tenant. 
  
 Kuk was adamant that Lewis had not been causing Davis — whom friends called Cathy — any trouble prior to his alleged rampage. 
  
 “Not at all, He had stayed at the house before,” Kuk told Celebuzz exclusively. “I’m sure the police have a better idea [why he did this].” 
  
 Lewis had been arrested three times this year — twice for violent assaults. Yet the 81-year-old lived peacefully alongside him in her own home in the multimillion dollar neighborhood overlooking the Hollywood sign. 
  
 “She lived there as her home, and she made it home for many other people.” 
  
 For 35 years, Davis had been renting out homes — including her own — through her Housing Solutions business to give people a good start in Hollywood. 
  
 “This is devastating for all of us,” Kuk said the day after her beloved friend was killed, allegedly at Lewis’ hands. “She was the most gorgeous, beautiful and kind person I ever met, and she was a joy to work with and to know. To know her was to love her.” 
  
 Despite her age, Davis was effervescent and vibrant, her co-worker said. “She was young at heart,” Kuk said..” On her 80th birthday party, it was quite something. A lot of people who had come through [the homes] came.” 
  
 Davis leaves behind a daughter, her daughter’s long-term partner, their child and a sister, Kuk said. |||||
Output:
Details of Johnny Lewis' troubled life are pouring out after the former Sons of Anarchy actor was found dead after allegedly killing his landlord Wednesday: The 28-year-old had been arrested at least three times this year, the Los Angeles Times reports: once for breaking into a home and beating two men inside, once for punching a man in a yogurt shop, and once for attempting to break in to another home. Family and friends had repeatedly tried to help the actor—who was still landing movie roles—with his substance abuse and mental issues. A probation report called his recent behavior "out of control." E! reports that an attorney who represented Lewis said it was clear he suffered from delusions. It seems Lewis' mental troubles began earlier this year, when he had a bad experience with an undisclosed drug that caused him to have a "psychotic break," sources tell TMZ. He had never been the same since, but was stabilized on medication. The sources believe he stopped taking the medication when he was released from his latest jail stint, days before his death, causing him to become dangerously unstable. Lewis was, at least at one point, very active in Scientology and its drug abuse program, Narconon, TMZ reports. Adding to Lewis' recent troubles: He had a daughter, and was upset over a custody battle, E! reports. But, until the morning of her death, Lewis had never given his landlady any reason to fear him, a friend of hers tells Celebuzz. Many of the songs of Katy Perry, who dated Lewis in 2006, were inspired by Lewis, a source tells Us. Perry "had to separate from him" because she knew "he was in trouble then and she couldn't help him." She's said to be "devastated" by his death.