| rdfs:comment | - According to the Gossip, he is a chronic gambler and in order to cover his debts, Frank has stolen and sold a couple of his father's rare paintings.
- He has a bad gambling addiction, begging people for cash in order to fund his habit, and is heavily in debt. He used up his entire allowance then sold some rare paintings, but still needed more money. When his father found out, they argued, causing Mary to suspect Frank of being the killer. At some point, he bought some poison from the Poison Salesman to clean the family crest. If the crest is still rusty, he is the murderer.
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| abstract | - He has a bad gambling addiction, begging people for cash in order to fund his habit, and is heavily in debt. He used up his entire allowance then sold some rare paintings, but still needed more money. When his father found out, they argued, causing Mary to suspect Frank of being the killer. At some point, he bought some poison from the Poison Salesman to clean the family crest. If the crest is still rusty, he is the murderer. He later conspired with his siblings to get Camelot back from King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. They allied themselves with Morgan Le Faye, hired some Kinshra knights from Lord Daquarius, and stormed the castle, taking the knights and the wizard Merlin prisoner. They also threatened the staff, telling them that they would die if they left or spoke to anybody not of the family. They then framed Anna for their father's murder, trusting that the investigator would get her free, and moved out of the mansion and into the castle. After the knights managed to free themselves, Merlin scared them off and threatened to turn them into rabbits if they tried anything again.
- According to the Gossip, he is a chronic gambler and in order to cover his debts, Frank has stolen and sold a couple of his father's rare paintings.
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