Based on the info we learn from S6 Ep 2, I think RJ is not 1, but a number of different suspects together from the list that Jane has compiled.
When you think about it, this would explain so much as to how he covers so much ground in such a short amount of time and keeps on the tracks of Jane and the CBI team so promptly - enough so as to stay one step ahead.
I think the meeting between Bertram, Reede Smith and McAllister gave a really big hint in the latest episode as all 3 of them could be working together under the single banner of "Red John."
Unsure as to who is the lead in the operation, based on the small conversation conducted between Smith and Bertram soon after Jane interrupted their meeting at the CBI, I think they are all involved. Considering that Smith also freely brought up the topic of Jane and questioned "How much he knows?" to Bertram in front of McAllister, he would also have to be involved otherwise "RJ" would be releasing privileged information to an outsider.
In this trio:
Bertram would be the CBI intel as he would have eyes on Jane, Lisbon and the rest of the CBI team round-the-clock.
Smith would be an inside-man from the FBI and he would provide more top-secret utilities towards the trio as he would be able to access government documents and track people secretly. This is best described when RJ found out about the tracking that Lisbon ordered Van Pelt to put on each of the 7 suspects - Smith would be the ideal candidate here.
McAllister would be the rural addition to the trio as he can cover a lot of ground out in the rural areas where RJ is said to be a "local" - particularly evident in the cases with the "twin sisters" and "Roy Tagliafero".
Red John has been evident throughout the series in all of these scenarios and each of them make sense after you think about the finer details of the series. This theory also makes the series a lot more believable - considering that "many hands make light work."