This episode solidifies that "everybody knows" Rigsby is in love with Grace. Lisbon humorously notes that even the Attorney General is aware of his feelings.
To force a confession, Jane burns a replica of the painting in front of the suspects, knowing the real killer wouldn't be able to stand seeing a "masterpiece" destroyed if they believed it was the original.
Harry Lashley, the son-in-law of business tycoon A.P. Caid, is found murdered in Caid's office. Simultaneously, a $50 million painting titled "The Moro" is stolen from the wall. [S1E13] Paint It Red
An art forger hired to create replicas of "The Moro". 💡 Jane’s "Mentalist" Moments
In one of the episode's most humorous subplots, Jane takes Van Pelt "undercover" at an art gallery by pretending they are a newly engaged couple—much to her visible embarrassment. ⚖️ Resolution This episode solidifies that "everybody knows" Rigsby is
Jane gains entry to Arlov’s high-security home by presenting a "replica" of the stolen painting that is actually just a crude drawing he made with a Sharpie.
is revealed as the killer. She had commissioned forgeries to sell a fake to Arlov while keeping the original for herself. When Harry Lashley discovered the plot, she killed him with a bust to silence him. 🎭 Team Dynamics Harry Lashley, the son-in-law of business tycoon A
Caid's art curator and buyer who orchestrated the forgery scheme.