Jesse Kipf, a 39-year-old man, admitted to using login details stolen from a doctor in Hawaii to access the death recording system in January of last year. According to investigators, he created and assigned a file for himself within the system, also disguising himself as a doctor to declare that he had died.

"He completed the Death Certificate form for the State of Hawaii, and on January 21, 2023, he appointed himself as the medical certificate provider for the case and certified the case," reads the statement of defense. He used a digital signature for the doctor, including his name, title, and license number. As a result, the Defendant was registered as a deceased person in many government databases."

According to the defense agreement, Jesse Kipf must compensate for the damages to the parties affected by his actions. This includes a payment of $116,000 (Rp. 1,867,089,600) for child support to his ex-wife, and $79,000 (Rp. 1,271,552,400) to the government network and illegally accessed companies. Additionally, as part of the defense agreement, Jesse Kipf will be sentenced to a maximum of seven years in prison and fined $500,000 (Rp. 8,047,800,000).