Frances Prasscot

Frances Martha Perpetua Prasscot (Born: April 6, 1559) was the daughter of Curtis Prasscot and Sylvia Prasscot. She was also the twin sister of Dante Prasscot. Researchers have found out that Frances was active in the Lafsalonian church. She remained as the care taker of the building and Sir Lafsalot II's assistant. She devoted her life to the religion because of her brother and never married or had children. At the age of 27, Frances knew exactly what she was going to do with her life. She always thought she would be married and have children, but turned all that away so she could have constant focus on the Church. Frances was very trustworthy with the priests and archdiocese that she was involved with the finances, secrets, and unexplained mysteries that involved the Lafsalonian church.

Frances' Mysterious Acts
One of the most mysterious happenings in the Church was when top classified secrets about the Church got leaked. Frances was thought to be the main perpetrator in this crime. In 1596, Frances was sentenced to 10 years in prison, but got released two weeks after. This case is the most mysterious because it was barely documented and rarely ever talked about. It is still unknown who bailed Frances out of prison. Social outcasts believe it could have strongly been her brother Dante Prasscot. However, other sources lead researchers to believe that it could have also been Frances and Dante's distant cousin Agathonica.