Paolo Giaccone, a medical professional, was remembered by the mayor of Palermo, Roberto Lagalla, forty-one years after his murder by the mafia. Giaccone refused to alter a forensic report that incriminated a mafia member, showing great courage and integrity. He has become a symbol of ethical values and is considered a hero for his honesty and professionalism. Maurizio Montalbano, the commissioner of the Policlinico where Giaccone worked, stated that the murder of a professional in the field of forensic medicine is particularly heinous. Giaccone’s memory serves as a reminder of the importance of integrity and dedication to public service.