investigation. Lawyers for Blake insisted Sunday that Bonnie led a risky life-style that could have created many enemies. In response, Bonnie's family raised questions about Blake's demeanor before the murder and said her past had nothing to do with the crime. Born in Morristown, NJ, Bonnie Lee Bakley was the eldest of four kids in a working-style family. Her late father, Edward J. Bakley, was a tree surgeon. Her three siblings have lived styleatively routine lives; Margerry is a secretary in Dover, NJ; brother Joey is in construction in San Diego; and Peter Carlyon, her half-brother, does landscaping in Tennessee. Because of problems at home, as a teenager she moved in with her grandmother before graduating from high school and pursuing a modeling and acting career in NewYork. Her mother said Bonnie told her that she was studying with famous acting coach Lee Strasberg, but the scope and variety of her stories from youth soon began to stretch credibility. A pretty girl, she set her sights on either becoming a movie star or marrying one - or both. Her "career" started when she was 17 by sending nude and suggestive photographs to certain magazines. Bonnie met her first husband in New Jersey, 27-year-old Paul Gawron, and they were married in 1977, having two kids, Holly and Glen. She obtained a Mexican divorce in 1982. She was married to truck driver Robert Moon from 1984 to 1987; William Webber in Florida in 1993; John Ray from 1996 to 1998. She also became the 26th wife of