text: A terrified woman has revealed her estranged husband’s chilling plot to have her killed, not once, but twice. Angie Donohue has told how her husband of four years, Daryl Scott Donohue, 43, had tried to hire someone to kill her, even from the confines of his prison cell. ‘I was frightened of him, I was just terrified of him,’ Mrs Donohue revealed in an interview with A Current Affair. Scroll down for video . Angie Donohue broke down as she explained how her husband of four years had tried to hire someone to kill her, even from the confines of his prison cell. Daryl Scott Donohue tried to kill his wife, not once, but twice . Over the course of their marriage, Ms Donohue was forced into hiding after Donohue stalked and terrorised her before trying to hire ‘various people’ to kill her for money. Ms Donohue said that when they started the doomed romance, Donohue was a ‘nice, sweet and fun loving guy’ who  appeared ‘normal’. After dating for about a year the pair got engaged and started to plan a wedding. Ms Donohue said it was on the day that was meant to be the happiest of her life that she discovered her husband-to-be was not the man she thought he was. ‘He didn’t even make eye contact with me and I remember saying the night we were married “why didn’t you look at me?” He told her it was nerves but in that moment she knew something wasn’t quite right. ‘He didn’t even make eye contact with me and I remember saying the night we were married “why didn’t you look at me?” The couple both had children to previous relationships and Ms Donohue said she had no intentions of having any more children, but Donohue convinced her they should try for another baby. Once Ms Donohue fell pregnant, she said things started to get progressively worse. ‘Once I got pregnant it was like the real person emerged and it was kind of frighting.’ She said he became increasingly possessive, always checking her whereabouts and dictating exactly what she could and could not do. ‘Everything I did had to have approval… it was like a switch was flicked,’ she revealed in the emotional interview. Ms Donohue explained her husband became increasingly possessive, always checking her whereabouts and dictating exactly what she could and could not do . She said his controlling behaviour seeped into every aspect of her life; she couldn’t shop, eat or go out without his consent. He had taken control of all their finances. At this stage, Ms Donohue was faced with news that her unborn child was very unwell and he would require multiple surgeries to survive. Her son’s health became her main focus and as Ms Donohue started to approach the end of her pregnancy, the Tasmanian was told she needed to go to Melbourne so specialists could monitor the final stages of her complicated pregnancy.. After giving birth, Ms Donohue’s son was rushed to intensive care. She said she'd finally had enough and worked up the courage to leave her controlling husband. Ms Donohue was faced with tragic news that her  child was very unwell and he would require multiple surgeries to survive . After the birth of their son, Ms Donohue was about to leave her controlling husband when he pleaded that he would change . ‘I’d actually said to him “This isn’t how I’d imagined my life” but he eventually promised that he would change.’ Ms Donohue decided to give him another chance and stayed for several more years until Donohue stooped to a new low, striking his youngest and most vulnerable son. ‘I turned around and said “How dare you effing hit him? You know that he’s had a stroke, he’s had brain damage so why on earth would you smack him in the face?"' Donohue stooped to a new low, striking his youngest and most vulnerable son which prompted Ms Donohue to confront him about his behaviour . He told her he lashed out because their son ‘wouldn’t effing shut up’. Ms Donohue told her husband he had no right to touch their son like that and if he wanted to hit someone, he could hit her, to which he responded ‘I’m going to do one better’. Ms Donohue then took her children and left her abusive husband but he started to stalk the family. ‘He was everywhere,’ she said. Ms Donohue revealed he broke into the house, tampered with her Facebook account, accessed her emails and even attempted to hide out on her children's school grounds. She took this information to police but they told her there was little they could do for her. ‘He was taunting me,’ she added. Ms Donohue revealed her husband had broken into their house, he'd tampered with her Facebook account, accessed her emails and even attempted to hide on her kid's school grounds. She said she knew he was planning to kill her and he may well have succeeded if Donohue hadn’t made a crucial mistake that would alert police to his troubling behaviour. Donohue followed his estranged wife into an undercover car park where he smashed her rear breaklight, allegedly so he could easily follow her at night. The carpark was covered in CCTV cameras and he was caught in the act. Armed with the camera footage as evidence, police launched a major investigation into Daryl Scott Donohue. The blurry CCTV footage shows Donohue before he proceeded to smash his wife's break lights . They soon learned Ms Donohue's fear was justified as they learned he had tried to hire a hit man to murder his wife. ‘They told me a little bit. They told me enough to keep me aware that Daryl was trying to hire someone to kill me,’ she said. ‘The police turned around and said we need you to go away for a while, so we did.’ Ms Donohue and her children hid out in a hotel while an undercover officer posed as a hit man and went to meet Donohue. He offered the officer $10,000 in cash to carry out the hit. Police immediately arrested Donohue for trying to incite his wife’s murder. ‘I got the phone call saying its over, he’s been arrested.’ A photographer captured the moment Donohue was arrested for stalking and inciting his wife's murder . Police told her that her husband had approached ‘various people’ offering them money to ‘to get rid’ of her. Donohue plead guilty to both stalking and inciting murder and in Feburary, 2013, he was sentenced four years in jail. Ms Donohue was devastated he wasn’t put away for longer but she hoped while Donohue was behind bars, her family would be safe. ‘We thought, right, at least for four years, we can get on with our lives. We can just try and be normal.’ She said her son’s performance at school started to improve and slowly her life started to get better. ‘We thought, right, at least for four years, we can get on with our lives. We can just try and be normal’ Unbeknownst to Ms Donohue her husband was still plotting her murder, for the second time, from inside his jail cell. He approached inmates who he knew were about to go on parole and offered them cash to track down his wife and kill her. Scott, who was serving a three month sentence for burglary, was one of two inmates he offered $25,000 to murder Ms Donohue. He said Donohue would plan ways he could kill his wife, and her parents, so he could gain full custody of his children. Scott, who was serving a three month sentence for burglary, was one of two inmates he offered $25,000 to murder Ms Donohue . He allegedly suggested he should cut her break lines and then interfere with her pacemaker. He even offered up a plan to kill her parents by putting cyanide in their milk before texting Ms Donohue off their phone, to lure her to her own death. ‘He turned around and said if its not done in three weeks, I’ll have someone else to do it,’ Scott told A Current Affair. When Scott was released from prison, he immediately went to authorities and provided key information that lead to Donohue being charged for a second time. In Feburary this year, Donohue was found guilty by a court of law for inciting his wife’s murder, again. He was sentenced to a further seven years in jail. ‘You live in fear and you hate that somebody has that kind of control over you from inside prison’ Ms Donohue was taken aback that her husband could still try and hurt her from behind bars. ‘You live in fear and you hate that somebody has that kind of control over you from inside prison,’ she said. Donohue, who showed no remorse, underwent psychiatric testing where it was confirmed he had no mental illnesses that could have contributed to his twisted behaviour. While Ms Donohue would like to believe her ordeal is over, she said she still feels ‘unsafe’. ‘I have no doubt that he’s just not going to let go. He’s one very angry person and he wants me dead. I don’t feel safe.’ Ms Donohue has been offered to join witness protection but she said it isn’t an option. She believes her children need to be surrounded by the people who know and love them. ‘I thought I picked a sensible person. I thought I picked a safe person but it turned out I picked anything but and it turns out I put those kids in danger’ Ms Donohue said she still feels guilty for bringing this man into her children’s lives. ‘I thought I picked a sensible person. I thought I picked a safe person but it turned out I picked anything but and it turns out I put those kids in danger.’ Ms Donohue said she wants as many people as possible to hear her story, and see the face of her killer husband, in case he ever makes another attempt on her life. Donohue is reportedly trying to appeal his second, seven-year, conviction however a hearing date is yet to be determined.
target: Angie Donohue revealed how her  husband tried to have her killed .
  Daryl Scott Donohue first tried to hire a hit man to 'take care of her'
  Donohue was caught convicted of inciting murder and stalking .
  He then continued to plot her murder from behind bars .
  An inmate who was approached by Donohue went to police with information on how the prisoner tried to pay him to kill his wife .
  Donohue was charged again and hit with an extra seven year sentence .
  He is reportedly trying to appeal the second conviction .