An Open-ended Letter to the FBI...

Agent Johnston:

Regardless of the length of your 'tenure' with the FBI, I believe I have something to offer the Agency. It has nothing to do with my work ethic, my personal life, or my style of delivery. It has to do with closing cases.

It has come to my attention, recently, that there is only one goal which we share. It is to bring closure to the families of the damned. That is all. That is the whole of my philosophy of working with the Bureau. 

Threats, collusion, entrapment, espionage, exposure, bribery, or other means of "forcing" me to do the bidding of the Bureau is reckless endangerment to our working arrangement. I will be happy to work on the cases, when I am "in the zone". Prior to and after those points in time I am usually much too mentally- and psychically-drained to complete the course of action required to provide closing leads.

So, as you have repeatedly asked the American Citizen to be patient as you close the cases, I ask you for your patience. Losing your line in the National Budget is your concern. Maintaining and increasing my ability to assist is mine.

The insight you need is into your own third eye. There is nothing so special that it is unavailable to you. I am simply working from where I am -- just like everyone else. I use my intellect, the help of professionals, and my faith in a higher power to build a new career path. That is all.

Just put my file aside and let's do the work. Trying to dig into me is exhausting and counter-intuitive. I need peace and quiet so I can work. I also need copious amounts of sleep. I'm still working cases at the pace I can work them.

Patience.

~AC