Open Letter FBI Director Comey

Dear Mr. Comey,
I know you must have been under a lot of stress since the inception of the Clinton investigations. You have been torn between doing the right thing and doing that which must have been detestable to your better senses. It is beyond my comprehension how a person who is faced with terrible consequences for doing the right thing can even function on a day to day basis.
The public at large struggles every day and turns to the FBI and the DOJ to seek recourse when the injustice of criminal activities, supersede the limits of local jurisdiction. Historically the FBI and the DOJ have held the high road in upholding the Constitution even when the chips have fallen where they may not have wished them to.
Let me tell you sir, while on the surface it appears that you have caved in to political pressure, you appear weak and confused to the general public. The undercurrent of backroom deals and nefarious undertakings are giving rise to many theories of corruption, blackmail, extortion, cronyism, and threats to your well being and that of your family, so that it is impossible to correctly assess the totality of these speculations. While I do not share the information you have, it is in no uncertain terms, that the perception of utter incompetence or corruption on your part is landing a blow to tear apart a trusting Nation.
I can only hope that there must be some sane and logical reasons for delaying the inevitable conclusion that there are numerous indictable offenses that have been committed by SoS Clinton and her cohorts. This is based on what the public has digested from Congressional testimony, Wikileaks and the media at large. Faced with the realization that you cannot or will not act on these discrepancies, I sir, can no longer say you have my confidence. My perception, sir, is that there is something terribly wrong at an Institution that must be above reproach and political manipulation.