A 57-year-old Fife husband sexually assaulted a schoolgirl at a party after buying booze for her and other underage teens.
Alexander Miller admitted engaging in sexual activity with the 15-year-old at a house party in October last year.
Dunfermline Sheriff Court heard that the girl “froze” during the vile act, which she thinks lasted about seven or eight minutes as she lay in the bed with two friends.
Procurator fiscal depute Alistair McDermid told the court that one of the teens then woke up and shouted at Miller to leave the room.
The fiscal depute said: “He left. As he left, (the girl) curled up into a ball and began to cry.”
The court heard that before this, as the gathering was drawing to a close, the girl had felt sick and went to the bathroom where she fell asleep on the floor.
A friend then woke her and took her to bed. She was unable to sleep due to a headache.
Miller came into the room once, was told to leave, then returned and positioned himself at the foot of the bed before carrying out the sexual assault.
Spent £60 on booze for teens
The court heard Miller had earlier gone to a shop and spent £60 on alcohol for the group of about a dozen teens, who were aged between 13 and 16.
The fiscal depute said one 13-year-old girl had left during the night because he was “giving her the creeps” as he kept trying to speak to her.
As she left, Miller hugged her and ran his hand over her clothing and breasts.
The court also heard at one point during the night, Miller kissed another 15-year-old on the cheek and placed his hand on her thigh.
The fiscal depute said: “He grabbed the front of her top and pulled it down, exposing her cleavage.
“He threw an ice cube down the front of her top.”
Mr McDermid said the same teenager asked him for a cigarette a short time later and he placed one between her breasts and pushed her breasts together.
When she cried “ouch” he told her: “If that hurts you won’t be able to take a ten incher.”
The fiscal depute also told the court on another occasion in June last year, Miller touched a woman’s breasts and buttocks while at an allotment.
He then began urinating at a nearby shed and asked the woman to look at his penis.
‘Outrageous behaviour’
Miller appeared at Dunfermline Sheriff Court to admit five charges under the Sexual Offences (Scotland) Act 2009.
Defence lawyer Alexander Flett said Miller continues to live at home with his wife in Rosyth’s Primrose Court.
The solicitor said Miller had consumed a lot of alcohol in respect of all offences.
Sheriff Grant McCulloch told Miller: “This behaviour is outrageous. Drink is not an excuse.
“There were young children. You ought to have treated them with respect and care.”
The sheriff told Miller he can expect a custodial sentence but released him on bail until sentencing on September 29 for the production of background reports
Miller was also placed on the Sex Offenders Register.
