HT201441 is there anyway to get the email of the previous owner of an activation lock iphone

I bought a used iphone 5s online and after I restores it on iTunes it got activation locked cause the previous owner did not remove find my phone how can I get there email to have them remove the device cause all the screen says is h*******@gmail.com I need to know what are those *****

The lock will prevent you from erasing the phone and configuring it for yourself. You can't download anything from the iTunes Store, you can't upgrade the software, etc. Any attempt to use the phone that requires an Apple ID and password you cannot perform since you don't know that information. However, the person who placed the lock on the phone can at any time choose to erase it completely.

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