WANTED: $5,000 USD Each Reward for the Arrests and Convictions of Corrupt Costa Rica Public Attorneys and Officials
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Reward for Information Leading to Arrest and Conviction
A $5,000.00 USD each cash reward is being offered for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of the following individuals involved in public corruption in Costa Rica:
Attorney Norma Cayaso
Fiscal Attorney Carlos Villegas Méndez
Mayor Tobiás Murillo
Attorney José Juan Sánchez Chavarría
Judge David Ricardo Madrigal
Judicial official Sandra Morales
Yamileth de los Ángeles Araya Lara “Mila”
Myra Cecillia Villalobos Chacón
Notary Sonia Villalobos Chacón (Cell: 10487061)
Attorney Yorleni Díaz
Junior Díaz (practicing law without a license)
Immigration Attorney Andrea Díaz Berrocal
Craig Anthony Atherton
Attorney Christian Eduardo Zamora Sequeira
These individuals are implicated in crimes including conflict of interest, discriminatory hate crimes, conspiracy to commit murder, and filing falsified domestic violence charges—two of which were filed in the Costa Rican Supreme Court and the Jaco Police Department. Additionally, two U.S. citizens, Carly Huba and James Huba, are accused of conspiring with these individuals, engaging in public discriminatory slander, defamation, and hate crimes against Enzo Vincenzi and his hotel business. The Hubbards’ defamatory content was published on TOP WIRE News, Medium.com, TripAdvisor, and Facebook, with the intent to defraud U.S. investors of their money and real estate properties, and to conspire to rob Enzo Vincenzi’s home and hotel business in Costa Rica.
The documented public court evidence, available for the world to see, has been provided to President Rodrigo Chaves, U.S. Ambassador to Costa Rica Cynthia A. Telles, and OIJ Director Randall Zúñiga.
These named and identified public officials and attorneys, among others, have been involved in one of the largest organized Costa Rican immigration real estate residency scams. The scam lures U.S., Canadian, and other foreign investors to invest $150,000.00 USD or more, with the promise of Costa Rican residency. Instead, the investors are trapped in Costa Rica, expelled on falsified criminal charges—including fraudulent domestic violence charges—and then have fraudulent liens and lawsuits filed against their real estate properties in the Costa Rican National Real Estate Public Records. After expelling the investors on these trumped-up charges, the perpetrators steal the real estate properties.
This long-standing scam has never been exposed and represents a gross injustice and inhumane discriminatory hate crime against U.S., Canadian, and foreign investors.
Due to the ongoing corruption crisis in Costa Rica, the United States Department of State has issued travel warnings. The deteriorating safety situation in Costa Rica has led the U.S. Department of State to raise its travel advisory to Level 3, advising citizens to reconsider travel due to crime. Similar warnings have been issued by Canada, the UK, and other countries, underscoring the gravity of the situation.
We have established a solid foundation for our case, demonstrating that the actions in question are not merely isolated incidents but part of a broader, systematic effort. It is imperative that we conclude this matter decisively, ensuring that the world understands the gravity of these actions.
These corrupt attorneys are deliberately obstructing investors’ efforts to obtain Costa Rican residency. By engaging in clear conflicts of interest, discriminatory practices, hate crimes, and the theft of legal services, they are not only violating the law but also undermining the integrity of the Costa Rican legal system. Their deceptive trade practices are strategically designed to prevent investors from securing residency, with the ultimate goal of expelling them from the country to facilitate the unlawful seizure of their real estate properties.
This is not just a matter of individual grievances; it is a systemic issue that threatens the rights of investors and the rule of law in Costa Rica. These actions constitute a direct attack on the principles of justice and fairness. Therefore, it is crucial that we hold these attorneys accountable, ensuring that such corruption does not continue unchecked and that the rights of investors are protected.
Anyone with information leading to the arrest and conviction of the named and identified corrupt officials is urged to contact:
Costa Rica U.S. Embassy: Ambassador Cynthia A. Telles
Phone: +506 2513 2000OIJ Director Randall Zúñiga
Confidential line: 800 8000 645
Email: [email protected]Enzo Vincenzi
Phone: +506 7160 0422
Email: [email protected]U.S. Attorney Elliot S. Schessel
Phone: +1 516-561-6716
Email: www.nywillsandtrustslawyer.com
The Costa Rica conspiracy, robbing U.S. and foreign investors of $150,000.00 USD or more in exchange for Costa Rican residency, is the largest public corruption and inhumane organized crime racket ongoing in Costa Rica that has never been exposed.
GoFundMe: Support Enzo Vincenzi’s fight against Costa Rica corruption!
Enzo Vincenzi – Organized crime conspiracy criminal complaint, evidence download:
https://theaegisalliance.com/wp-content/uploads/Downloads/9-07-2024-enzo-vincenzi-criminal-complaint.zip
For more detailed information on the $5,000.00 USD cash reward, see: The Costa Rica Conspiracy: Unraveling the Web of Corruption and Deceit – A Warning to American Investors
A Corruption Nexus Exposed: U.S. Investor’s Quest for Justice in Costa Rica:
https://theaegisalliance.com/2024/09/16/a-corruption-nexus-exposed-u-s-investors-quest-for-justice-in-costa-rica/
Costa Rica Conspiracy: Unraveling the Web of Corruption and Deceit – A Warning to American Investors: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQP-8zQ3SR0
Public Corruption Crisis Devastates Costa Rican Economy and Tourism: https://tumblrblog.com/corruption-crisis-devastates-costa-rican-economy-and-tourism/
Addressing Legal Concerns in Costa Rica: Enzo Vincenzi’s Experience: https://markets.financialcontent.com/stocks/article/247pressrelease-2023-11-7-addressing-legal-concerns-in-costa-rica-enzo-vincenzis-experience
