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Look at Heller's interview to Hollywood Reporter:

On whether Red John's disciplines will take actionHeller: Never say never, but I would say the audience and the story demands that we step away from that trope for a while. The trouble with these stories where you're playing tricks on the audience with "Who is it?" mysteries is that you can get way too mysterious. And there were a lot of people who said all the way along that Patrick Jane was Red John. When you've got that kind of elaborate thinking out there, it's dangerous to come back to stories unless you're coming back to that story with full force, because people will start thinking "Red John is not dead!" Red John is dead.

So I guess this is it guys.

To see the complete interview, go to http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/mentalist-red-johns-fate-revealed-659592

We've heard Red John's voice before and it doesn't match up with any of the suspects. How will the show resolve this?
Woodruff: We definitely will deal with that, and I think it's done in a really, really great way that's going to be coming up in [Episode 8]. ... We were very aware of that and conscious of it going forward and in dealing with Red John and [his] voice and all that stuff. So it definitely pays off, and faithful viewers will, I think, be satisfied by it.

I think they're actually saying "In your face Partridge-sounding-like-Red-John believers!" (Or maybe it's just a mislead?). Even though by the end of season 05, I had already made up my mind on Partridge being RJ for different reasons, now I think he's really dead. So I go all-in with Haffner.

I hope they give us a damn good explanation with the voice!