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Brongersma
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[...] medical examination [...] only makes sense if carried out
immediately after a violent rape, to document possible bruises,
fissures or traces ot sperm at the anal opening. For the rest of the
anal area, the sphincter muscle is too elastic to be permanantly
deformed by the relatively brief introduction of a penis. The myth of
the funnel-shaped anus in cases of frequent anal intercourse seems to
go back over a hundred years to Tardieu (1873) and is entirely
imaginary.
(Brongersma,p.119)
Ingram
The English youth councellor, Father Ingram, saw a boy of 11 who "was
taken ot the police station where he was told to lower his trousers. A
doctor examined his penis, retracting the foreskin. The boy was made to bend
down while the doctor put a lubricated rubber sheat on his finger which he
inserted into the boy's rectum (...) As a psychiatrist involved in the case
put it, `If he hadn't been buggered by the man, he certainly had been by the
doctor`."
O'Carroll 1980, p.65, cited by Brongersma 1990, p.119-120