Frederico De Genoa

Life
Frederico de Genoa was born Frederico Belluci in 1776 to a poor family. He helped his parents by working at the local butchery for extra wages, and soon saved up enough to attend school. When he finally finished schooling, he began apprenticeship to a priest, hoping to become a priest himself. After the priest died in a mysterious accident, however, he quickly fled to Paris with his older brother. When the Napoleonic Wars started he enlisted in the french army and served with them all throughout their European Campaign. It wasnt until the British started winning the war, however, that he deserted and joined the British forces. When they won the war entirely and he was to be sent back to England, he deserted again and made his way home. He became a catholic priest in his home city of Genoa and became very popular there as he appeared to be a very generous and a good man, earning him the name Frederico de Genoa. This continued for many years, but in 1835 one of his friends outed him for stealing from the church. When this was discovered he was also revealed to be guilty of extortion, violence, theft, and the murder of his original teacher whom he was an apprentice under. He was imprisoned and sentenced to death in 1837, but he escaped and fled to Sicily. He would live there for 3 more years, until he snuck on to a merchant vessel that belonged to The Byrvian Shipping Company headed for Ventia. There, his crimes were unknown and he was able to live in peace in Tinneville until 1844. Due to the fortune he amassed in Italy he was able to get himself buried in the Eglise du Soleil.