Frank thinks that Sam is vanilla and that she is the opposite. She asks him why she isn't what he had imagined. Frank comments that she is different to how he imagined her to be. Sometime later, Annalise goes to see Frank and bluntly says that the only way that he has any chance of getting out is if he admits to his crimes, even if he didn't commit them. He tells him that Frank's family has told him that he is up for parole in the next couple of months and that with the help of his wife, Annalise Keating, a lawyer, they will have a really good shot at getting him out. Realizing that Frank isn't going to answer, Sam tells him that he has worked with many people in his situation. Sam reminds him that he is no longer in solitary confinement, and he hasn't been in it for 2 months and asks him again why he hasn't seen his family. Sam asks why he won't allow anyone to see him and Frank tells him that it is because he is in solitary confinement. Sam tells him that his aunt Bev knew his sister in high school and that Frank's family is worried about him.
Unaware who Sam is, Frank asks for his name and Sam tells him it's Dr. The two guards then led Frank into the visitation room where Sam is waiting. In 2004, Frank is in prison when the guards visit his cell and tell him that he has a visitor. He stayed in jail for 10 years. Frank was up for parole many times, however, due to his bad behaviour, his parole was denied. Once the perfect moment finally arose, he runs his father over and left him suffering under the car with his only thought being that he hadn't done it right.
He was then adopted by the Delfino family. Frank's father was strict with him but not abusive. When Frank was 13, he had had enough of his fathers strict punishments and planned to murder him for weeks. Frank was born in Philadelphia to Sam Keating and Hannah Keating, a product of their incestuous relationship.
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