Elliot Ness was an American law enforcement official best known for his role in combating organized crime during the Prohibition era. He led a team of federal agents known as the “Untouchables,” who were dedicated to enforcing the Volstead Act and targeting notorious gangsters like Al Capone in Chicago. Ness's efforts contributed to the eventual conviction of Capone for tax evasion. Born on April 19, 1903, in Chicago, Ness was a dedicated public servant who later served as the Director of Public Safety in Cleveland. After his work in law enforcement, he transitioned to a career in business and became an author, sharing his experiences in the book “The Untouchables.” Ness passed away on May 7, 1957.