Alicia Kozakiewicz: Unbreakable

What we lose in the Shadows (A father and daughter True Crime Podcast)

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Ever wondered about the darker side of the internet and its role in child abduction? This episode unveils the heart-stopping ordeal of Alicia Kozakiewicz, a 13-year-old girl who was preyed upon and abducted from her Pennsylvania home in 2002. As we unravel this chilling narrative, we venture into the unfamiliar territory of the early internet era, emphasizing its potential dangers. We discuss Alicia's online interactions with a stranger that led to her abduction, stressing the importance of not attributing blame to her. We applaud her for her bravery, especially during her terrifying transportation ordeal when she attempted to jump out of the moving car.
In the episode's second half, we switch our focus to the commendable efforts exerted in finding Alicia. Understand the instrumental role played by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and the power of missing posters in our battle against child exploitation. We critically examine the case of Scott Tyree, Alicia's abductor, and question the concept of second chances in the light of horrific crimes. We encourage you to stay vigilant in your communities, reinforcing the idea that every glance at a missing person poster could potentially save a life. This episode is not just a story, but a call to action. Let Alicia Kozakiewicz's story remind us of the importance of looking out for each other.
"Kidnapped by a pedophile I met online"-BBC News 3-7-2016
"Sex offender who targeted Pittsburgh girl online..." Pittsburgh Post Gazette 10-2-2019
"Alicia's Story-Kidnapped and held captive" Oprah.com
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Chapters

1. Alicia Kozakiewicz: Unbreakable (00:00:00)

2. Alicia Kozakiewicz's Terrifying Abduction and Torture (00:00:15)

3. Missing Persons, Prisons, and Posters (00:14:30)