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I think the crime investigator is too young probably, considering that he would have had to have worked at the farm (and committed his first murders) 25 years earlier.
Kimbo. He rarely cracks a smile, and his only outlet are the red smiley faces.
I've seen some episodes of the show, so at least I understand the question.
My prime suspect would be the Mentalist himself. When a spouse is killed in those circumstances, the first person the cops should look at is the spouse. He has the tricks to divert suspicion. He knows how the criminal mind, and more importantly, the police mind, works. And it's a loose rip off of the Fugitive (the series) which was based on a true event. And having had the privilege one time of hearing from the pathologist in that case, I'm convinced that Sam Sheppard was guilty. So bushy haired man - one armed man - 'red john'.
partridge has my money! Or brett stiles of visualize....out of those seven as he no doubt has many similarities like bunches of follwers willing to die for him and the whole barn thing with those visualize members there. But that doesn't explain why he'd have Lorelei released as his return favor for jane...
Whoever says Tyger, Tyger
I know I am sounding like a dork answering these points but if RJ is Jane, then who cut him loose at the end of season 2 and also complained that the murderous film students were poorly imitating RJs work?
I know I am sounding like a dork answering these points but if RJ is Jane, then who cut him loose at the end of season 2 and also complained that the murderous film students were poorly imitating RJs work?
There are two answers to that. One, you appear to have had the (dis)advantage of having seen more episodes than I have. Thus, you are burdened with more facts to have to sift through.
Second - misdirection from a very clever killer.
By the way - remind me in November, and I'll let you in on who was responsible for the Kennedy (JFK, not RFK) shooting.
I don't know why they'd be misleading us as they basically carve out the way to think about red John. Why then narrow the search to seven if it wasn't other than those seven? Even Red John said it was luck, implying he's one of them.
What think you of Gale Bertrum?
The creators of the affirmed that Jane is not RJ. I've heard it suggested that it could be his father in an odd twist, but that seems unlikely. But the connection with the Irish guy does seem strange. But the creator also seemed to affirm that the list of 7 suspects was real, so it is likely (at least) one of them.
The creators of the affirmed that Jane is not RJ. I've heard it suggested that it could be his father in an odd twist, but that seems unlikely. But the connection with the Irish guy does seem strange. But the creator also seemed to affirm that the list of 7 suspects was real, so it is likely (at least) one of them.
I thought Jane's parents were dead. Hmm... There is also the guy who played Col. Tigh on BSG. I just don't see RJ as a carny though.
I do think it probably really is (at least) one of the seven. Personally, given the devotion that his followers show, I think it has to be connected to Visualize somehow, whether through Stiles or through Hafner or both.
Who are the seven?
Who are the seven?
Bret Stiles (Malcolm McDowell): The leader of Visualize Self-Realization Center
Gale Betram (Michael Gaston): The director of the CBI
Raymond Haffner (Reed Diamond): A CBI agent, Jane’s former boss
Reede Smith (Drew Powell): An FBI agent
Bob Kirkland (Kevin Corrigan): A homeland security agent
Sheriff Thomas McAllister (Xander Berkeley): A sheriff who helped Jane and the CBI solve a murder way back in the second episode of the series.
Brett Partridge (Jack Plotnick): A forensic analysis for the CBI
Kirkland gets my vote. I just wonder what the series will do once RJ is outed and caught or killed. The Red John story arc has dragged on way too long in my opinion and I am anxious to see this draw to a close.Kirkland is a henchman in my opinion.
Kirkland gets my vote. I just wonder what the series will do once RJ is outed and caught or killed. The Red John story arc has dragged on way too long in my opinion and I am anxious to see this draw to a close.Kirkland is a henchman in my opinion.
I think they have one more good season left in the the show.
I think they have one more good season left in the the show.
Ratings seem to be on a downward trend.
I like the story arc and I am glad this time around he is only inches away now as oppose to miles; like compare the last season's episode with the season 1 finale where they meet rosiland...but, they could drag it on somehow. Maybe he kills Red John for real and yet, he is still haunted by RJ or new copycat RJ's emerge to keep it going.