Tyler Perry's alleged stalker threatened to kill him

A Cobb County woman, named Dawne Wilson, was arrested in the Georgia city after allegedly violating a restraining order obtained by Perry.

Wilson was arrested Wednesday (April 15) for aggravated stalking outside Perry's Atlanta production studios, where, unidentified sources allege, she had previously been an unwelcome visitor. She was jailed and charged with harassing the producer.

The restraining order obtained by Perry reveals some bizarre and frightening new details about the stalker. According to the documents, Wilson began contacting Perry by computer "in a menacing manner" in March, 2008, causing Perry to fear "apprehension of immediately receiving a violent injury."

The RO said in April of 2008 Wilson sent another email to Perry that said: "You need to check your heart condition because it is filled with murder. Your love has been but costly and deadly. Murder I say is the verdict."

The 36-year-old woman continued, "Why do you insist on assisting the devil?"

She was taken into custody after being spotted on the premises of Perry's recording studio last Wednesday, in violation of the existing restraining order obtained by the never-been-married star of the "Madea Goes to Jail".

A rep for the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office confirmed to Access Hollywood that Wilson was not granted bail after her last week’s arrest, and she is due in court on April 30 in Atlanta.

Meanwhile, the 39-year-old actor/director/screenwriter Perry has told "Extra" that he had a direct conversation with his alleged woman stalker when she reached on his upcoming film set by posing as a movie extra.

Perry said he realized she was the woman who had previously threatened to kill him soon after she revealed her name and where she was from. The creator of movies such as "Diary of a Mad Black Woman" and "Madea Goes to Jail" also admitted he was surprised to see Wilson as his alleged stalker because "she is so young and cute."