Before her disappearance, Tina Louise Greer frequently told her daughter she could not leave bikie Lesley "Grumpy" Sharman because he would kill her, a coroner has heard.
In January 2012, Ms Greer left her daughter - then 13 - with a friend to visit Sharman on his Gold Coast hinterland property.
The 32-year-old never returned.
Days later her car was located at the Governors Chair lookout at Spicers Gap - a dead end road passing Sharman's house.
Ms Greer's body has never been found.
Sharman was a person of interest in the case but was never arrested and died in a car crash in late 2018.
At the inquest into Ms Greer's suspected death, daughter Lili said she had witnessed Sharman being violent towards her mother during their six-year relationship.
She said her mother "often" told her she couldn't leave Sharman because he would kill her.
"I would say ... over five times. It happened frequently enough for me to know I can't pinpoint the one time," she said in Brisbane Coroners Court on Wednesday.
She also referenced a call when her mother "says goodbye and is whispering like she believes she is going to die".
There were other occasions when she claimed she heard Sharman threatening her mother.
"I do recall him saying 'you'll never be able to get a job' and things like that, like 'I'll essentially ruin your life'," Lili Greer said.
She also recalled her mother telling her Sharman had broken her nose.
Another time her mum told her Sharman had struck her head with a bar stool, causing blood to go all over the floor, before forcing her to clean it up, the coroner heard.
Lili Greer said she later found a CT scan referral for her mother which she believed was for the bar stool attack.
She said she had witnessed many instances of intimidation and controlling behaviour by Sharman towards her mother.'
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Asked to provide an example, she said: "We were in the car driving. I believe they had a disagreement and he just tried to intimidate us by swerving off the road."
She described her mother as a fiery person who would defend herself.
However, Lili Greer said on one occasion she stood up to Sharman.
She said she stood in the way when she claimed Sharman grabbed her mum and tried to drag her into a bedroom.
He responded by saying "something along the lines of f*** off ... I'll smash your face"," Lili Greer said.
No evidence of Ms Greer has been found despite police offering a $250,000 reward in 2020.
Police advised in 2015 she was believed dead.
Coroner Kerrie O'Callaghan will consider the police response to allegations of domestic violence, their investigation into Ms Greer's disappearance and investigations into the disappearance of missing women who were known to be domestic violence victims.
The response by the Gold Coast-based rehabilitation centre run by the Salvation Army to Ms Greer's disclosures of domestic violence will also be considered.
