Episode 257: Alicia Kozakiewicz

Inhuman: A True Crime Podcast

Inhuman Podcast

True Crime

4.8 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 3 November 2023

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Alicia Kozakiewicz endured the unthinkable in 2002, despite it all she went on to become an internet safety and missing persons advocate and motivational speaker, sharing her harrowing story of abduction, torture and finally being rescued and trying to find herself again in the face of adversity.

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0:00.0	What's up you guys? I'm Andrea and you're listening to Inhuman A True Crime Podcast. I have a today. Welcome back, everybody. Happy November. Happy fall, or Happy Spring, I guess, if you are on the other side of the planet.
0:37.1	As you can tell, today's episode is just going to be me.
0:40.1	Haley had a bit of a family situation that she had to take care of so she's not
0:45.4	going to be able to record with me today but that is okay we will push through
0:50.0	it and she will be back on Monday with a brand new case for you guys. Today I'm
0:56.0	going to be sharing with you the harrowing story of Alicia Kozekievich. And
1:02.0	before we get started I do want to give a Alicia Kozakevich.
1:02.8	And before we get started, I do want to give a content warning for physical and sexual
1:08.1	abuse of a minor.
1:10.8	I'll try to give you a little warning beforehand so you can skip ahead if you need to.
1:16.0	And also just want to take this moment, this opportunity to just share with parents that have teens and like young children, even elementary, middle school-aged children,
1:30.0	because I feel like this is becoming a problem with even the younger generation.
1:36.0	You know, just be aware of what your children are doing online.
1:41.0	I know that we want to give our children privacy, we want to
1:44.7	respect their boundaries, but when it comes to their safety, there should be no
1:49.2	boundaries. And just be aware of what your kids are doing, if they have phones, you know, there are lots of different apps and features where you can monitor what they're doing, that you know you can limit interaction, limit time, all of the
2:06.1	things, you know, just being aware of what your children are doing online
2:11.0	because it is a very scary place out there.
2:14.0	And I can say like for myself growing up in the age of the internet, you know, blowing up and chat rooms blowing up.
2:25.2	I was a victim of catfishing and I was a victim of a predator and I was 13 years old and I was talking to someone who I thought was
2:37.2	15 years old and come to find out he was a 23 year old man and I foolishly shared information with him that I should
2:46.5	not have shared and my situation could have turned out a lot differently for me
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