The Sole Survivor is asking 'Please stop talking, Bill.'

Unstoppable, Holly K. Dunn, the author of "Sole Survivor" stated in the wake of former President Clinton's most recent comments about the social norm of sexual assault..."I am a survivor of rape. This man has no moral bounds, just because he is a former leader of the free world does not give him the right to take advantage of women anymore. The double standard of women has got to stop. Please ask him to stop talking about an issue he will never comprehend."

The Sole Survivor author, Holly K. Dunn is the survivor of a serial killer and has been speaking nationwide to universities, college campuses, women's clubs, government agencies, and members of Congress. Her message was most recently featured by the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia.

Ms. Dunn's will be speaking this fall 2018 about the impact of surviving a serial killer, safety, and awareness, building teams to assist victims and living your passion.

About Holly K. Dunn:

Holly Dunn Pendleton is a survivor, a motivator, and a tribute to the human spirit! The victim of a violent physical and sexual assault and witness to her boyfriend's murder, Holly has become a beacon of hope and inspiration to many.

Miraculously living to tell her story, Holly motivates others to reclaim their lives after the assault and to help her community build a network of healing and outreach. Holly's passion to advocate for other victims of violence is extraordinary, and it is this passion that has allowed her and organizations that she is a part of to reach so many people.

Holly's work includes being the spokesperson for Holly's House a local sexual abuse and domestic violence advocacy center which she co-founded in her hometown of Evansville, IN. That passion later evolved into her current full-time work as a motivational speaker and trainer, using her own experience and uplifting message to inspire and enlighten.

Dunn's story has been featured by CBS 48 Hours, People Magazine, NJ Blue Magazine, New York Post, TIME, The National Press Club Annual Author's Event, The University of Kentucky Alumni Magazine and a Women of Influence feature for Sexual Assault Awareness month.

The CBS 48 Hours episode also highlighted book excerpts from Sole Survivor including Holly's family members and Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority Sisters who were involved during those days. More information can be found at https://www.cbsnews.com/news/48-hours-live-to-tell-the-railroad-killer

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