"Mr/Mrs. ................... I apologize for that,.. Jane!?" - the sentence that used to accompany every single episode...
G00d old times <3

Most interesting thing in this episode for me was Graces ring tone. I
didn't notice it the last episode, the melody is different but the
instrument playing is the same as in the jingle the cooperative uses.

I
think the cooperative will be the replacement for Red John. They helped
Dan Becker in his fight against "big oil" and with their anti
establishment bias they might very well have help Haibach in his fight
against government agents who wronged him. The whole bugging and hacking angle makes much more sense with them as perpetrators as well.

One of the passengers
on the bus vouching for Haibach is Mark Hochmann. Mark Hochman
was also listed as the one bringing forth the sexual harassment charge
against Bryce Kendrick.

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Mark Hochman is also one of the unknown  CBI Agents targeted in the bugging.

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Other unknown characters on that list are Chris Kieffer, Claudia Chavez, Salvador Palacio, Deborah Chernier and Mike Riner.

Now there is a curious connection to be observed if we look at the list of Janes former clients cross referenced with Lynch Halstedt in back in 116:

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We can see that Chris Kieffer, Deborah Chernier, Mike Riner and Claudia Chavez are listed on the Lynch Halstedt records and there is a Herbert Palacio in there as well.

Haibach claims there are three people vouching for him, but actually there are 4 signatures. The first one is Mark Hochman and last one is Allan Davis.

If we look at Janes client list we can see that both Hochman and Davis are listed as former clients of his.  Also worth noting there are clients called "Amy Haffner" and "Karla Kieffer" as well.

"I thought this was a great episode!" - hahahahhahahaaha... now, it wasn't ? it was the most terrible episode of all 6 seasons but at least it unrevealed the truth..

 "All my hope is gone with this episode :| " - Word!

Okay, this is the truth, and I don't allow any other scenario:

The only thing that makes us believe this show is one of it's kind: Patrick Jane.
He is indeed an exceptional character and this is the only smart and clever thing about The Mentalist series. Both humorous and charismatic. Sophisticated. Unpredictable for over 100 episodes.
Nonetheless Patrick Jane is a scheme! Everyone of you could write a script for a one episode because those are just "interludes" in the Red John case. Well.. everyone but this Stoopkid fella... Man.... (words fail me) Rigsby and Grace aren't the brain of the outfit... just click that shit you maniac, because it makes you look like an idiot...
So ultimately: Bruno wrote those ten or more episodes including Red John murders, and other screenwriters just fill the series with brilliant cases involving Jane's character to make them special.

Answers:

- Red John WAS Sheriff Thomas McAllister. If you haven't noticed the title of this episode says: RED JOHN. (How would have they straighten up something like this?)

- Nobody will bother to explain that of Red John that remains... unexplained?

- Grace and Wayne won't show up anymore because they won't risk their lives. Stoopkid..the show made you a lil bit over-creative huh?..

- I'm gonna watch this 6th season till it's over but I would never watch any episode again as I would if Red John concept wasn't so screwed up "red all over".

Thanks for your time.

The best thing about this episode is that we can finally stop reading Stoopkid's crappy theories about Rigsby and Van Pelt being Red John. Lol

White as the driven snow = It was a waste of time.

All my hope is gone with this episode :|

Screw you Heller

>.<