threats to her and her husband, she said in court papers

The suspect accused in the quadruple homicide in Washington once allegedly gave his landlords the chilling warning: 'I'll drop you one by one' in a row over parking space.

Daily Mail Online can reveal that Daron Wint is said to have left Raymonde Descollines and her husband Efton in fear of their lives when he dramatically escalated the everyday dispute.

The episode was one of many instances in Wint's life which form a pattern of alleged violence and suggest he was unafraid to use intimidation to get what he wanted.

In 2005 his own father took out a court order banning him from having contact with anyone in his immediate family because he threatened them.

Wint , a failed Marine who didn't pass boot camp, also allegedly told one woman who he rowed with: 'I'm going to come over there and kill you, your daughter and your friends'.

Daily Mail Online can reveal the most full picture yet of Wint, 34, a father-of-one, who until Thursday night was the most wanted man in America.

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Suspect: Daron Wint, 34, whose DNA was allegedly on a Domino's pizza crust at the scene. Court documents seen by Daily mail Online reveal a long history of arrests and claims of violence and threats

Murdered: Savvas Savopoulos, 46, and his 47-year-old wife Amy were found dead after their Washington DC home was set abaze . Their 10-year-old son and housekeeper were also found murdered inside

Slain: Philip Savopoulos, ten, left, was also found dead with housekeeper Veralicia Figueroa, 57, right

His DNA was found on a slice of pizza at the $4.5 million mansion in Washington close to the home of Vice President Joe Biden where the bodies of the Savopoulos family were found.

Wint , a welder, was detained while riding in a sedan in Washington DC, which was trailing a box truck filled with cash.

The bodies of Savvas Savopoulos, 46, his wife Amy, 47, their son Philip, 10, and their housekeeper Veralicia Figueroa, 57, were found after a blaze engulfed their home.

Authorities determined that all four had been murdered and that three had suffered blunt force trauma.

Police suspect they were tied up, doused in gasoline and tortured in an attempt to extort money from Mr Savopoulos, the head of American Iron Works, a major industrial company.

His two daughters survived as they were away at boarding school.

The case has captivated Washington where the Savopoulos family were well known in wealthy social circles and attended numerous charity events.

Wint appears to have met Greek-American Mr Savopoulos whilst working as a welder at his firm.

Born in Guyana in South America, court documents reveal that Wint moved to the US in 2000 at the age of 20 and settled in Maryland where his family were.

The papers appear to contradict his Facebook page which claims that he graduated from Parkdale High School in Riverdale, Maryland in 1996 before attending Prince George's Community College.

Caught: Wint (pictured) has previous convictions for sexual assault, theft and weapon possession in Prince George's County, Maryland. Over the years, he has gone by the names Daron, Darron, and Davon

Former workplace: Wint worked at one time for Mr Savopoulos' company, American Iron Works Inc.

Records show that in September 2001 Wint joined the Marine Corps Recruit Training or 'boot camp' - officially known as 'entry level separation'.

He started intensive basic training at Parris Island, South Carolina on July 24, 2001 but was dropped on September 28 - four weeks before the 13 week program ended.

A spokesperson for the Marine Corps said: 'There are several reasons an individual would be dropped from boot camp.

'They range from failure to adapt, fraudulent enlistment, their conduct or an injury.'

By 2005 Wint had experienced his first of 39 brushes with the law; most are traffic offences, but the sheer volume shows a long standing disregard for the rules.

That year his father Dennis took him to court to when he 'threatened to shoot (his father)', his application for a peace order states.

Wint , who was 21 at the time, was said to have stood outside his father's home and said he would kill his father and threatened his step-mother Pamela and his eight-year-old sister.

The police were called but after they went away Wint is said to have come back.

Dennis Wint wrote: ' He stood in the street in front of the house and continued to threaten me and my wife.

'Threats were to be on the lookout for him, I should have made the officer pat him and they would have found what he had under his clothing for me.'

In a sign of how estranged father and son had become by that point, Dennis Wint added: 'I am going to find out who he really is'

The protective order sought by Wint's father sought to ban him from the family's home in Lanham, Maryland, who was one of the locations searched by police investigating the Savopoulos family murder.

The order also sought to keep Wint away from the elementary school and day care that his sister was attending.

Wint moved out of the family home but his troubles did not end.

In April the following year he had a run in with his landlord Ebekini Martin Eben who applied for a peace order against him, though it was denied.

In his application Mr Eben said that Wint 'punched my fiance in the chest, promised to beat or harm my fiance'.

Dramatic testimony: One of the court records which details allegations made against Wint in 2010, just one of the arrests on his lengthy record

Investigation: A Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives investigator walks out of the fire-damaged multi-million-dollar home on Wednesday as the investigation continues

Looking for leads: It has emerged that $40,000 in cash was dropped off at the home before the family's murders.

At work: Investigators inspect the fire-damaged home where the four bodies were found last Thursday

Mr Eben said that Wint refused to pay the rent or the bills and had been annoying him by smoking on his room.

That August Wint had moved out but got into another row with his new landlords, Mrs and Mrs

Descollines who alleged that he 'threatened to kill (us) and family members'.

Wint was living in their basement but an argument erupted one afternoon because he was playing loud music.

Owner: Daron Wint was spotted on the porch of the home owned by his father, Dennis Wint (pictured with his wife, Pamela)

What happened next suggests that, even by that stage, Wint was very disturbed.

In his statement supporting the application for a peace order, Mr Descollines said that he went to Wint's room to tell him to turn it down but he started shouting and swearing at him.

He wrote: 'He punched me in my chest when I tried to call the police'.

The row took a bizarre turn when Wint allegedly ran back into his room and 'cut himself with a blade and said he will (live there) free'.

'Before that he was saying I was trying to steal his money...he said that I cut him with a knife'.

Wint then put his music back up loud and later walked out in front of the house and 'terrorised' everyone as they came in and out, Mr Descollines claimed.

In her statement Mrs Descollines said that in a separate incident her husband called the police when they saw a car parked in their parking space with no tags.

Wint later came and collected the vehicle and Mrs Descollines told him not to park it there as it was their private property.

She wrote that he said he would 'drop (us) one by one'. She also thought that he had been smoking marijuana.

As the years went on, Wint showed no sign of reforming and in August 2009 he was accused of second degree assault and a fourth degree sexual offence.

The accuser said that they were at a club and that Wint was extremely drunk - she called him 'messed up' - and with no warning he grabbed her breasts and started to squeeze them.

An employee from this Domino's on Wisconsin Ave took pizza to the Sovapoulos home as they were held

Sighting: A neighbor saw Daron Wint looking relaxed at his father's home in Lanham, MD, after the multiple murder at the CEO's mansion for which the serial criminal is now wanted

She was 'upset' as she had only known him for seven months or so and they have never had sex.

The woman left but Wint allegedly followed her and punched her in the face, causing her to land 'hard' on the floor.

She got back up and he is said to have taken another swing at her but she dodged.

The woman and her friends scrambled into their car and managed to drive off and away from him.

The case was later dropped by prosecutors.

In February 2010 Wint was accused of burglary and malicious destruction of property; he admitted the latter offence.

According to an application for statement of charges filed at the Prince George County District Court, the incident happened when was being driven home after a night out at a club by a female friend and some of her friends including her brother.

Footage from the area police released Saturday night appeared to show a man - now a person of interest - dressed in a dark hoodie. Police are looking into whether this person took the family's Porshe

The house on Embassy Row is a few minutes away from Joe Biden's residence and the Naval Observatory

The couple's teenage daughters Abigail, 19, (left) and Katerina, 16, (right) were at boarding school at the time

The Porsche, pictured, was found in Maryland several hours after the fire was reported last Thursday

The document states that Wint was 'extremely intoxicated' and was swearing, telling them to 'shut the f*** up'.

Wint allegedly grabbed the wheel and pulled it, causing the car to swerve. The woman stopped and the police were called.

Wint left the scene and phoned the woman and told her: 'I'm going to come over there and kill you, your daughter and your friends'. He claimed he was 'good with a knife' and 'not afraid of the police' and could 'kill them easily'.

Later on the woman discovered the front and rear windows of her car had been broken into. She also found that somebody had broken into her home and stolen her Sony flat screen TV.

The court documents state that Wint texted her and said that he was the one who had broken in and taken it. He later returned the TV.

Despite his history of alleged violence against women, in July 2011 Wint claimed he was assaulted by his supervisor Melissa Jessie, 47.

He alleged that whilst calling his boss to leave work early Miss Jessie 'snatched' the phone out of his hand and 'proceeded to punch me in the face repeatedly'.

Wint claimed that she was 'very angry' that he went over her head

The case against Miss Jessie was dropped.

Whilst Wint has managed to avoid being prosecuted for anything serious, his litany of incidents - and the seriousness of them - suggests his life took him down a very dark path.