See the preview of episode 6x04 here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0xFjttNJMI
The dead man is Brett Patridge. He will come back, only to fake his death again. His ruse will somehow be spoiled by a pigeon, given birth to the phrase "Red Pigeon", which means using the same "Red Herring" in a story twice
Not my idea I just wanted it to be out there. Brett Partridge mentions Tiger Tiger before he dies which is a common theme throughout the series. The poem Tiger Tiger comes from a poet by the name of William Blake. Is also done many paintings one of which is called the great red Dragon. Great red Dragon is the name of the episode eight in season six. Here's a coincidence. The great red dragon depicts a seven headed dragon coming out of the depths of hell. Make a long story short one of the heads is cut off and thought to be mortally wounded. The seven headed dragon represents a seven main characters and one of the heads mortally wounded that also represents Brett partridge. Lastly we find out that the head that was thought to be mortally wounded is actually still alive. This is a type of stuff that Bruno Heller does and I just think it's a big coincidence that this time so happens to be the title of the episode in which we also find red John. Thanks to listening to the theory guys.
I know my theory(theories) are bizarre and you'll click red. If I can convince just 1 person, as I've always said, I'll be happy!
If you don't know who Agent Bosco is, let me refresh you. He is shot and later dies in Season 2 because he found out valuable information in the RJ case, but he lives long enough to tell Patrick.
You'll think I'm being ridiculous when I say what information is; around 4 years ago, I joked that Redjohn has a fear of flies/bugs aka acaraphobia. That seemed to be a running theme through season 2. Jane bugging Bosco's office and what not. Go ahead and click the red button, you're going to miss the fun part: The big reveal of everything.
This is a bizarre, yet monstrously connective theory I made from that joke:
http://www.whoisredjohn.com/See-a-theory-Red-John/6373
Now answer this: Is this something Teresa Lisbon would say, or something that Heller makes Lisbon say for the sheer dramatic irony.
Lisbon's toast to Bosco: *Raises glass with team* To Bosco, a damn fly agent.
I believe that Partridge is RJ because all the clues that we have which bring to him.
And if we see the other suspect there are a lot of incongruity for everyone.
-Bertram is too tall and bald.
-Smith is too fat.
-Stiles is too old.
-Kirkland for the time line.
-McAllister,seriously? He appeared only in the 1x02.
-Haffner,yes he could be RJ but i think he is his best friend since the Visualize's farm.
Rosalind's description is Brett Partridge's description.
Maybe Bruno Heller has change his minde.
We will see.
I'm sure there would be fans from Mexico reading this forum. So I have a question to them.
What possible meanings does the word "Mariscal" have in Mexico? Is it probable to call a man in uniform with that word?
Thanks!
Heller will reveal RJ to Jane this season (let's hope), and he may kill him or not.
But I allways had a feeling that the last scene we will see in this show (regardless the outcome), will be Rosalind Harker playing that same old Bach's prelude on the piano, and someone next to her holding a cup of tea! How spooky would that be?
What do you think? Is it possible that this will be the last scene no matter what?
What do you think the goodbye scene of the show will be?
Want to know how RJ knew the list?
Want to know what Bosco tells Jane about RJ before he dies?
Want to know why there's way more than meets the eye in the plot since season 6 episode 1?
Read this theory:
http://www.whoisredjohn.com/See-a-theory-Red-John/6373
P.S. Bosco tells Jane that RJ does not like bugs. (Maybe he took bug spray to a murder? Lol)
Read the theory and I hope you'll see why this piece of info prompts the breakthrough!