<p>That was actually a good moment too bad they never did anything with it and according to what Bruno Heller says they'll never explain it, stupid! </p>

<p>As far as the show goes, no idea, the woman in real life is Susan Tunney, Robin's sister. I guess she was visiting the set and needed something to do, not unlike everybody else that was in this mess. </p>

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<p>really? Robin's sister? haha, so cool :D </p><p>best thing about this episode, except Tim Kang's performance of course! </p>

<p>Didn't the same lady walk out later, avoiding the FBI? Surely they'll address that later.  </p>

<p>She was that little sick girl who once Jane conned. Somehow she was cured and seeked revenge on con men like Jane and His father. So she befriended Red John who was a real psych. Than she learned hypnosis, magic tricks, con tricks, psychology etc - hypnotised Pattrick to kill his family and damaged Katrinas brain. And now since Red John is dead she will become new Red John ! </p>

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No, the woman in the chapel was played by Kamala López-Dawson. I believe that Susan Tunney played the woman outside in the cemetery. </p>

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She was that little sick girl who once Jane conned. Somehow she was cured and seeked revenge on con men like Jane and His father. So she befriended Red John who was a real psych. Than she learned hypnosis, magic tricks, con tricks, psychology etc - hypnotised Pattrick to kill his family and damaged Katrinas brain. And now since Red John is dead she will become new Red John !</i></div>
<p>Quite an imagination you have. You should be a writer for the show. However, none of what you're saying is true. What little sick girl? Which episode was that? What's her name?
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<p>The flash back episode Jane has, a few seasons back, of his father and him in their carnie days.  They little girl that they sell the "magic crystal" to her grand mother. </p>

She wouldn't have believed it was a con if she lived though.

<p>Woman in church? Just another Red John disciple. </p><p>@ Inspector Si: I think your we're-in-Jane's-dream theory is wishful thinking, but I have the same wish. I wish Heller's ending of the Red John saga wasn't so weak. I wish the identity of Red John was a more important character, one who has injected him/herself into the investigation and has been close to Jane all these years, like Virgil Minelli. The actor who plays Minelli could have pulled-off one helluva creepy Red John. </p><p>
</p><p>I've always thought it made sense that Jane suffered from Dissociative Identity Disorder and that he was Red John. The two have a lot in common: they're geniuses, great manipulators, sociopaths, egomaniacs, etc. In the end, though, Heller has said in interviews that Jane is not Red John and that Red John is now dead. </p>