May 2013 Dunfermline child abuse prisoner dies in custody DUNFERMLINE man Gordon Grieve, who was jailed for seven-and-a-years for sexually molesting two young girls, has died in prison. December 2009 Seven year sentence for bus driver who abused little girls A bus driver who sexually molested two little girls in Fife was jailed for seven and a half years on Wednesday. A jury found Gordon Grieve guilty of lying naked on top of the youngsters, who also had no clothes on. He was also found guilty of making the older girl perform oral sex, however, allegations of rape were dropped during the trial. Sentencing him at the High Court in Edinburgh, judge Lord Brodie told him: “The sexual abuse of young children is a deeply wicked thing. It is selfish, it is cruel and from everything we hear it is profoundly damaging.” The offences, dating back to 2001, were committed at a house in Dunfermline when one girl was only four-years-old and the other just five. The youngsters eventually told carers what was happening and police were called in. Giving evidence to the trial by CCTV, the older girl described how she had seen Grieve “moving up and down” on a bed where the younger girl lay. The youngest victim told her story to a judge and a video recording of the question and answer session was shown to the jury. Following the guilty verdicts, it was revealed that Grieve had a record for sex offences committed while he was a teenager. He had also spent seven years in the State Hospital, Carstairs. Lord Brodie said Grieve would be kept under supervision for five years after the end of his prison sentence. However, Defence QC Mhairi Richards admitted Grieve still insisted that the offences never happened.