Okay here's a hint people. The whole redjohn thing is not over because they still have the list of seven up on the website. Once the list of seven is off the homepage like it was before it was known, then the whole red john saga is over. 

TV Guide Magazine: Hell, yeah!
Baker: All those times we heard the voice of Red John? That was me.

TV Guide Magazine: Seriously?
Baker:
Yes! In the Season 2 finale, when Jane was captured and Red John did
that "Tyger, Tyger" thing with the mask on? That was me. I played both
characters in that scene.

http://www.tvguide.com/News/Mentalist-Simon-Baker-Red-John-1073837.aspx

My friends,
Personally I don't know what to think after watching this famous episode S60E08 !
The Red John's story really ends here? With this pathetic McAllister's death? The problem isn't the sheriff himself but the way he dies, the way how he has been revealed as one of the greatest and cleverest serial killers of TV's shows history.

How this Heller's writing could be so weak at this story level for a woldwide show?

I'm lost, but curious to know what you can think. Are you sharing my disapointment also?
Let's make a kind of survey :D

- click on plausible if you think that all this is a fake revelation and the real Great Red John will make his aparition within one the 12 remaining episodes of this 6th current season.
- click on unlickely if you think finally that McAllister is the real Great Red John

Thank's  ;)
Wadi

Hate to be the bearer of reality, but the reason that nobody comes here anymore is because the reason no longer exists. It is OVER. Done. That's it. There is no more RJ. And there is no more coming. Time to pack it in folks.

I think the kindest thing to do for everyone at this point would either be to change the name of the site to "WTF was that?" to stop misleading anyone into thinking there's actually more to the RJ saga; or just take it down altogether. Seriously. I just stopped by one last time to see if there were any decent fan fiction alternate endings or stories just for fun. But this has become so sad. Move on. Bruno Heller certainly has. (He's already working on his next show for Fox, called "Gotham"--which could explain a lot...)

so shame that since the red jhon Episode, not too many people are viewing this site anymore, last saturday almost a thousand opinion, today barely one each hour or two, is that because RJ is revealed or because the reveal itself wasn't satisfying.
If a better reveal as we wanted had been, would people still come and comment?
we'll never know.
RJ was the main character of the show, and not PJ
we accepted a lot of bad scenarios and writings in almost all seasons, just for the sake of the RJ case and not the way PJ solved his murders, he had plenty of idiot criminals. there was for sure some of wonderful episodes but rare.
for example the killer who keep the poisoned tee in the kitchen so PJ can drink it, and later she kept it in her own house,, i mean it's not well written no? what if she had caught that rabbit? we let go too many things because of RJ and what we get is bullshit,, lot of things happened for no reason.
look at the last episode; they even try to make a joke with that lady behind the wheel, who PJ tried to stop,, or when FBI was chasing PJ it took a small truck going backwards to block them and PJ had all the time to stop goes bacwards and give his car to tose kids, WTF. primitive writing
when you try and rewatch some old episode not necessarly the RJs, lot of things don't fit.
we have been hypnotized by the idea of PJ WILL GET RJ.

You know whats wrong with some of you? You can't say 'what if?' Most of you are just saying 'what a rubbish episode that was' but no, what if bruno heller has a trick up his sleeve, what if something unimaginable happens in the season finale? Come on guys, 'what if?' should be in more theories!

Just continuing the musings on the theme: "McAllister - RJ? Seriously?"

In the video didn't he say "Until you catch me, or I catch you" ?

Not only the sheriff could catch Jane any time he would have wanted (as Jane is a public person, known to everybody), but he even got the best chance for a confrontation when they were alone on the roof in the wedding episode.

He missed this opportunity and then accpeted Jane's invitation (which at least felt a bit "strange" isn't it?) to Malibu (600km away) where he also said "You are wrong, I'm not RJ". What's the logic behind all of that?