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A recurring theme in the discussion was the notion of the “Good Samaritan,” an archetype that has become precariously threatened in a climate that encourages bystander hesitation. In a society where individuals observed a crime and did nothing, it raises critical questions about societal values and the moral imperative to help one another. The panelists expressed deep concern that continued inaction by witnesses during crimes could lead to societal detachment from the core values of empathy and support.