| Francisco Redmoon | |
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| Biographical information | |
| Full name | Franciso Redmoon |
| Gender | Male |
| Status | Deceased |
| Birth | 1970 |
| Death | 2018 |
| Cause of death | Deep cut in the chest |
| Nationality |  Canadian
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| Residence | Rosenoque, Canada |
| Profession(s) | Lawyer |
| Family | Sebastian Redmoon (father) † Major Lucas (son) Diego Redmoon (son) Rupert Butler (adoptive son) Kendra Redmoon (sister; incarcerated) Justin Redmoon (nephew) † Marie Crystal Redmoon (granddaughter) Thomas Redmoon (grandson) Summer Murphy (daughter-in-law) Samuel Lupo (son-in-law) Elizabeth Lupo (daughter-in-law) |
| Partner(s) | Marie Redmoon-Bilodeau (wife) † |
| Affiliation(s) | Gaulstone Cult |
| Game information | |
| Appears in | Criminal Case |
| First appeared | Case #23: No Time to Clown Around (s1) |
Francisco Redmoon (1970-2018) was a suspect in the murder investigation of Bennywise the Clown in No Time to Clown Around (Case #23 of Rosenoque) and the killer of his wife, Marie Redmoon-Bilodeau in A Moon of Blood (Case #26 of Rosenoque) where he turned out to be the leader of the Gaulstone Cult. He later escaped prison and was murdered in Plans Badly Executed (Case #53 of Rosenoque). After his death, he was mentioned multiple times during The Mystery, when his connections to a new Gaulstone Cult was revealed.
As a ghost, he reappeared as a suspect in the murder of mystic medium Martha Wildes in Scary Stories (Case #19 of Mystical Investigations), journalist Ina Fleur in Haunted Happenings (Case #21 of Mystical Investigations) and disgraced historian Armand Flame in Spiritually Dead (Case #22 of Mystical Investigations).
Profile[]
| Height | 6'1" |
| Age | 48 |
| Weight | 200 lbs |
| Eyes | brown |
| Blood | A+ |
Events of Criminal Case[]
No Time to Clown Around[]
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A Moon of Blood[]
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Case Appearances[]
- No Time to Clown Around (Case #23 of Rosenoque)
- A Moon of Blood (Case #26 of Rosenoque)
- Plans Badly Executed (Case #53 of Rosenoque)