[jelv]

I interpret all these refusals to investigate as an acknowledgement by the authorities that a crime has probably been committed.

If a crime has been committed, to investigate and prosecute is probably going to be messy and expensive for whoever takes it on. If they were pretty sure that the conclusion of an investigation would be that no crime had been committed - which would not be as expensive or messy - they would be more prepared to take the case on.

Note that they have all without fail said that it is not their responsibility to investigate - not that they believe there is no case to investigate.

So much for justice!