This is a follow up to my previous question
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Law/Question1413879.html
(the one about medically-unjustified / forcible administration of suppositories and enemas to treat non-existent constipation, over a span of approx. 7 years)
So far the police have been unhelpful - claiming the onus is on me to prove that my parents had any sadistic intent.
I refuse to believe that that is the legal position - and that there is no offense with which they can be charged.
Firstly: the level of medical ignorance / misinformation they displayed when justifying their actions beggars belief, even in the context of thirty years ago. There were books on their own shelves at home which could have told them that what they were doing was unnecessary, wrong, potentially harmful physically and definitely hamful psychologically. Then again, what did they need to read the books for? Anecdotal evidence suggests they'd been through it themselves, for a similar span of time. at the hands (so to speak) of their own parents - they knew in themselves this was a form of "medical" assault.
Secondly: in light of the above, who in the world is going to believe they didn't have a subconscious sadistic motivation (whether you call it "sexual" or something else)?
Clearly I have to act as my own lawyer just to get the CPS to start work. So, please - somebody - give me a legal reference point that I can use to argue my point (like section number X of the such-and-such act)!