The Costa Rica Conspiracy: Unraveling the Web of Corruption and Deceit – A Warning to American Investors

Enzo Vincenzi's Demand for Justice in the Heart of Costa Rica

In the tropical paradise of Costa Rica, where lush rainforests meet pristine beaches and colorful toucans sing their songs, there exists a dark and shadowy underbelly. Behind the postcard-perfect landscapes and the welcoming smiles of the locals, a complex web of corruption, deceit, and injustice unfolds. In this tale, Enzo Vincenzi, an American investor, finds himself at the center of a storm of betrayal and discriminatory human rights violations.

A Demand for Justice

The story begins with a heartfelt plea to the highest authorities in Costa Rica. Enzo Vincenzi pens a letter addressed to none other than President Rodrigo Chaves himself. Vincenzi's request is simple but urgent - he seeks an appointment with the Costa Rica Embassy to address a series of grave allegations. At the heart of his struggle lies the elusive goal of obtaining his Costa Rica residency.

A disturbing series of crimes, thefts, attorney misrepresentations, and discriminatory conflict of interest acts have left Vincenzi in a damning situation. As an investor of more than $1 million in Costa Rica, his dreams of residing in the tropical paradise have become a living nightmare.

The Gang of Unethical Attorneys

Enzo Vincenzi's harrowing tale revolves around a cast of characters that could rival any noir detective story. At the heart of his troubles is a gang of unethical, unprofessional, and public-corrupted attorneys who have left a trail of financial destruction in their wake. These attorneys, once trusted figures, have allegedly robbed United States American investors and Mr. Vincenzi, misrepresented him, caused an enormous amount of financial losses, and pain and torturous suffering.

One of the central figures in this drama is attorney Cristian Eduardo Zamora Sequeira from Zar Law Firm Attorneys. Vincenzi was able to make him guilty of scamming and robbing him of a substantial sum - $35,000 from his Wells Fargo bank account, and more.

A handful of individuals step forward as witnesses in Vincenzi's case, their names etched in his memory as false witnesses who lied to the court. Jairo Urena Villalabos, Sonia Villalobos Chacon, Sandra Patricia Vargas Morales, and Jania Arce Leiva all allegedly perjured themselves, contributing to Vincenzi's plight.

When Enzo went to see another of his attorney's named Jose Juan Sanchez on or about October 26, 2023, he was paid to respond to attorney Cristian Eduardo Zamora Sequiria's fraudulent lawsuit against him. He advised Enzo that attorney Cristian Eduardo Zamora Sequiria recorded and placed a fraudulent lien recorded in the Costa Rica national registry of real estate public records for the world to see. When he went to his office, he stated that Cristian Eduardo Zamora sequiria and attorney Yorleni Diaz and Junior Diaz are dangerous people and are trying to have Enzo set up again to be arrested, and are trying to conspire to put a "hit" on Enzo.

Attorney Yorleni Diaz was notified four times by certified registered mail to provide Mr. Vincenzi with an itemized bill for the real estate transaction of both properties, and the real estate transaction for the corporations she opened, and as of this day, attorney Yorleni Diaz refuses to provide Mr. Vincenzi with copies of all the real estate transactions, and a copy of an itemized bill for all of her legal services and representation for the purchase of the hotel business and the house. Attorney Monica Gabriela Sanchez Valverde advised Mr. Vincenzi that attorney Yorleni Diaz, Junior Diaz, attorney Cristian Eduardo Zamora Sequiria, and attorney Jose Caulderon were conspiring to steal the real estate properties from United States American real estate investors and Enzo Vincenzi.

Co-conspirator attorney Jose Juan Sanchez also stated to Enzo that because he was not properly legally served that the lien against his home recorded in the Costa Rica national registry public records is invalid. Jose Juan Sanchez also stated to Mr. Vincenzi that he lost his phone number and email address. Sanchez stated he tried to contact Enzo but was not able to. Enzo had five days to file a response to Zamora's fraudulent lien, but Sanchez recklessly and intentionally filed on the sixth day to make him lose his case.

Costa Rica President Rodrigo Chaves categorically denounced the unlawful activities and urged Mr. Vincenzi to take legal action. However, when Mr. Vincenzi reported the unlawful crimes to the OIJ law enforcement department (Costa Rica’s version of FBI) Jaco Garabito prosecutor Norma Cayaso subjected Mr. Vincenzi to unlawful, dehumanizing discrimination human rights crimes and inadequate treatment. Mr. Vincenzi diligently informed prosecutor Cayaso in the presence of witnesses about the documented public notice that Vincenzi received from President Rodrigo Chaves advising him to report to unlawful documented crimes with all the evidence from the Costa Rica Supreme Court and a documented reported criminal complaint filed in the Costa Rica public records.

However, prosecutor Norma Cayaso stated to Mr Vincenzi “the notice from President Rodrigo Chaves is not important to me. The document from President Rodrigo Chaves is insignificant,” and unlawfully dismissed its relevance, citing the publicly documented murder of attorney Jose Caulderon as justification for not pursuing his case. Prosecutor Norma Cayaso stated to Vincenzi that because attorney Jose Caulderon was murdered, he has no case, and rendered his case of the public news media documented murder of Jose Calderon found dead in the trunk of his car naked with no clothes on with three bullet holes in his body, dripping with blood on the pavement ground, seen by neighbors who notified the police, as invalid.