Former lover turns private investigator to nail ex

Hit men, half a million dollars and an alleged attempted drugging.

Sounds like an episode from the iconic US crime drama, The Sopranos.

In a dimly lit room, a woman using a bizarre moniker taps away at her keyboard sharing a mountain of information about her ex-lover to the world.

"My name is Lady Whistleblow and I am investigating Enrico Pucci," she tells A Current Affair's Steve Marshall.

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Enrico Pucci is a declared bankrupt owing nearly $10m to creditors, including a half a million dollars to his ex-turned DIY private investigator, Lady Whistleblow.

"I'm bankrupt and she sent two hit men here," Puccio told Marshall while also claiming his ex had withdrawn a default court judgment for him to repay her $490,000.

"That was definitely next level award winning actor," Lady Whistleblow told A Current Affair, while producing a document stating the debt was still outstanding.

Pucci also alleged Lady Whistleblow created a fake Victorian driver licence for him under the name Ricardo Sorrenti and denied changing his name on his birth certificate to Sorrenti, until Marshall presented him with a copy of the document.

Marshall confronted Pucci: "You sir are a liar."

"No I'm not Steve, how am I a liar?" Pucci responded.

Pucci was found guilty of lying to NSW police in 2019 for providing a false name/home address and unlawfully possessing an Australian drivers licence.

The charges were on top of a string of driving while disqualified offences which earned Pucci a 12 month prison sentence.

Pucci claimed Lady Whistleblow rejected his offer to repay her the money in installments.

She said he never followed through.

And so the spat continues, and this time it's leapt from the laptop to national TV.

Watch the full video above.

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