Shallow Graves

Introducing Shallow Graves with Hailey Holloway

Shallow Graves is a podcast about a serial killer you’ve never heard of. He slipped under the radar for years and because of that, one of his victims has been missing for 31 years, and everyone familiar with the case believes there must be more victims. Shallow Graves digs into the details of each case by talking to the original detectives and family members, and bringing you inside the case as it stands today.

Linda

After years of stalking women, Paul Rowles gives in to his desires. In this episode, the original detective, prosecutors and the victim's husband walk us through the first case.

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Tiffany Sessions went out for a walk in 1989 and was never seen again. Her parents, college roommate, and the original detectives walk us through one of the biggest missing persons searches in Florida history.

Gainesville's Darkest Chapter

College students were found murdered in Gainesville one after another, after another, after another. Hailey digs into Gainesville's darkest years with the original detectives.

The Girl Who Escaped

Paul Rowles kidnapped a 15 year old girl and drove her across Florida. She escaped and in this episode you can hear her tell her own story for the first time.

Digging Up Williston Road

Detective Kevin Allen pieces the case together, finally connecting Paul Rowles' victims, and starting a new search for Tiffany Sessions.

The Witness

A possible witness from the 1989 kidnapping of Tiffany Sessions comes forward to tell her story.

The Secret Search for Tiffany Sessions

Hailey and Detective Kevin Allen go through the original tips from the 1989 Tiffany Sessions hotline, and then go inside the current search for the missing UF student.

Napoo

Hailey heads back to Gainesville to search "The Spot" with Detective Allen and a cadaver search dog in what may be the last physical search for Tiffany Sessions.

The Gainesville Ripper

In August of 1990, the Gainesville Ripper struck the small college town of Gainesville, Florida. He murdered five students over a weekend, terrorizing the community for months and changing the state's law enforcement forever.