Five words. "Everything is going to be okay." Chris Maier said them on his knees, hands bound, staring at a man with a fifty-two-pound rock. He said them to Holly Dunn. He was twenty-one. He was dead within minutes. Holly wasn't.

The Railroad Killer — Angel Maturino Reséndiz — was eventually linked to at least fifteen murders across six states. Holly was the only known survivor. She crawled two hundred yards with a shattered jaw and a fractured eye socket to get help. She testified at trial. Reséndiz was executed in Texas in 2006.

But Holly Dunn's story doesn't end with the verdict. It ends with Holly's House — a center in Evansville, Indiana, built for people who have survived their worst day. She turned five words from a dying boyfriend into a life's work. Surviving Serial Killers on History's Hidden Killers tells the story behind the building.

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