The Illinois State Police (ISP) is celebrating the signing of House Bill 2586, known as Alicia’s Law, named after Alicia “Kozak” Kozakiewicz, the first widely reported internet-related child abduction ...

The Illinois State Police (ISP) is celebrating the enactment of House Bill 2586, known as Alicia’s Law, which is named after ...

Alicia Kozakiewicz, 34, was abducted and rescued from an Internet predator 20 years ago. Now, she teaches others how to avoid danger Wherever there are children, there are predators — and it's a ...

Alicia Kozakiewicz was out of the country when the judge made the decision to send him back to prison, but now she's back in her hometown and talking about the 10-month ordeal.

Ironically, Kozakiewicz said she’s found a way to heal by using her notoriety to help children like herself. She started the Alicia Project when she was 14. The organization advocates alongside a ...

EXTENDED VIDEO: Alicia Kozakiewicz discusses her experiences as a victim of an internet predator, May 7, 2018. (WLUK video) Kozakiewicz was kidnapped and taken to Virginia.

In 2002, 13-year-old Alicia Kozakiewicz left home to meet someone she’d only spoken to online—and walked straight into a predator’s trap. Her survival changed internet safety forever.

Eleven years after she was abducted, tortured, and held captive in what police describe as a dungeon in a Herndon, Va. town home, Alicia Kozakiewicz still can’t shake the horrible memories.

Action 2 News spoke with Alicia Kozakiewicz, the namesake of Alicia’s Law. After surviving an abduction, it’s her mission to fund the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force.

Alicia Kozakiewicz knows those dangers all too well. At just 13 years old, she was kidnapped by someone she met online. “On New Year’s Day 2002, I walked outside to meet somebody who I thought was my ...

Six years ago Alicia Kozakiewicz lived through what she says was nothing less than hell. "I am that 13-year-old girl who was lured by an Internet predator, transported across state lines to ...

Oct. 17, 2007 — -- Six years ago, Alicia Kozakiewicz says she was just a normal 13-year-old girl. That all changed on New Year's Day 2002. Today, she recounted for Congress how an online ...