About Enzo Vincenzi

Enzo Vincenzi is an American investor and outspoken whistleblower recognized for his high-profile campaigns against alleged judicial corruption and institutional misconduct in both Costa Rica and the United States.

Advocacy and Legal Disputes

Vincenzi has led a sustained public campaign exposing what he describes as systemic corruption, property theft, and “international government terrorism” targeting American investors. Through his blog, social media, and formal complaints, he has detailed alleged conspiracies involving fraudulent lawsuits, false criminal charges, and institutional betrayal in Costa Rica’s judiciary.

His advocacy is widely credited with contributing to significant outcomes, including the investigation and eventual extradition of former Costa Rican Supreme Court Justice Celso Gamboa Sánchez on drug trafficking charges. Vincenzi claims he has endured physical assaults, death threats, and false imprisonment as retaliation for his whistleblowing activities.

2019 Police Brutality Incident – North Fort Myers, Florida

In June 2019, Enzo Vincenzi was the victim of a widely publicized police brutality case in North Fort Myers, Florida. Surveillance video captured Lee County Sheriff’s deputies tasing him four times and pepper-spraying him while he was non-aggressive and on the ground.

An Internal Affairs investigation later determined that Deputy Brian Hoyt had “misrepresented facts” and provided inaccurate information in the arrest report. Deputy Hoyt subsequently resigned from the Lee County Sheriff’s Office.

Key Legal Conflicts

• Costa Rica Real Estate & Judicial Corruption: After investing in real estate and a hotel business in Costa Rica, Vincenzi alleges he became the target of a criminal syndicate within the judiciary. He claims he was subjected to property theft, fraudulent lawsuits, and false domestic violence accusations.
• “Voodoo” Property Dispute (Florida, 2010): Vincenzi successfully sued a woman in Lee County, Florida, whom he accused of using psychological manipulation and “voodoo” rituals to coerce him into signing over his 13-room motel. He was awarded a $99,500 judgment, though collection of the judgment proved challenging.
• Recent Developments: As of late 2025, Vincenzi has reported continued legal battles in Lee County courts, claiming vindication in several property-related cases.

U.S. Embassy Awareness

The U.S. Embassy in Costa Rica has been made aware of the pattern of financial and property crimes allegedly affecting Vincenzi and other American investors in the region.

Digital Presence

Enzo Vincenzi maintains an active presence across social media and LinkedIn. He regularly publishes evidence and public records on his personal blog documenting alleged “narco-terrorism,” judicial corruption, and the robbery of U.S. investors through both Costa Rican and American court systems.

Enzo Vincenzi continues to advocate for greater transparency, accountability, and protection for American citizens and investors abroad and at home.