Rahmat Wibowo kept pestering Hasbi A Lubis, announcing he had reported him to the whistleblowing channel of Vopak, the company Hasbi's LinkedIn lists him under, and likening it to 'putting his name in my personal Death Note', before the deadline his own legal notice gave Hasbi to say whether the Threads account is even his

He posted it at about 08:17 WIB on 14 November 2026, in the “Running Threads” community, the same morning he posted his 11-page legal notice 099 to Hasbi A Lubis.

• To the employer, the same morning. Legal notice 099 gave Hasbi until 17 November to confirm in writing whether the Threads account “hasbilubistrilife” is his, and said a settlement would be handled “only” by email. About ten minutes after posting the letter, three days before that deadline, Rahmat announced he had already reported Hasbi through the whistleblowing channel of Vopak, the company his LinkedIn profile lists him under, and attached the confirmation page from vopak.speakup.report. The screenshot does not show what the report says, and rahmatwibowo.com cannot confirm it concerns Hasbi.
• Still a presumption. His own legal notice calls the link between the anonymous account and Hasbi A Lubis a presumption based on a similar username and a runner in the profile photo, and “the weakest point” of its case. Reporting a company’s president director to his employer on that basis puts his job in play over what the letter itself rates a “minor” matter.
• “My personal Death Note”. In the Japanese manga and anime Death Note, whoever’s name is written in the notebook dies. He likens his report to writing Hasbi’s name in his own.
• The reply he answered. The thread he attaches shows Hasbi’s latest reply, “Get a professional help, kiddo!”, under a post of Rahmat’s naming him in full. He again tags the PERADI national board.
• A familiar move. On 8 November he threatened to report Dinda Maharani Aprilia to Telkom’s whistleblowing system after she removed him from a WhatsApp group.