The library is where all of the other information about professor Frink is.
Vital statistics if you will. Also, don't
forget to check out the other stuff.

Name: John Frink
Occupation: Professor, Inventor
Sex: Male
Marital Status: Married
Children: 1
Wife's Occupation: Presumed Doctor
Pastimes: Enjoys watching boxing,
dancing, chess

Inventions:

Gamble-Tron 2000
Death Ray
Children's Remote Control Airplane
Mechanical Bear
Home Security System
Super Sour Lemon Ball - 77X42
Flying Motorcycle
Frinkahedron
Frinkiac-7
AT-5000 Autodialer
Virtual Chili

The following page is from the FOX "Who shot Mr. Burns?" web which was Wiggums located at www.springfield.com. In Chief suspect log, professor Frink was one of the suspects.

PROFESSOR
JOHN FRINK

How much do we really know about Professor John Frink? Only just enough to be sure he is one of the primary suspects in the Burns shooting. Frink's doctorate in the field of science suggests he had the know-how to compute the exact trajectory needed to convey a bullet from point G, the gun, to point BC, Mr. Burns' chest.

Thus Frink most certainly had the means to commit the crime. But did he have the motive? One need not dig particularly deep to come up with a startling possibility. Who, in all likelihood, was the designer of Burns' sun-blocking device? Unless Burns contracted with an out-of-town scientist, the designer of the diabolical machine was quite probably Professor Frink. And yet Mr. Burns did not once credit Frink with the design, nor did he visibly inscribe Frink's name upon the device itself. As any academic knows, the omission of scientific credit is the worst injustice a professor can endure. Hence, through a logical deduction worthy of Dr. Frink himself, we arrive at the incontrovertible conclusion that Frink may well have been the shooter.