Allan Waters, a 58 year old former naval officer from Portchester, Hampshire, and Duncan Grant, 61, from London, were both found guilty of child sex abuse. They were both fined E20,000 (US $35,000) each. They will be lodging an appeal. The court hear that they abused boys as young as eight at the shelter. The shelter's Indian manager, William D'souza, was found guilty of aiding and abetting the men and given three years. The court also fined him E64 (US $113). Grant and Waters had been charged with child sex abuse and engaging in unnatural acts with children. Grant has been in police custody since June 2005. He traveled to Mumbai from London and surrendered before the court on the advice of his lawyers. Grant, who also ran children's charities in Tanzania, was arrested two years ago in Dar es Salaam on an international warrant issued by Indian police in April 2002. He returned to London after being released on bail. A 2001 police report had charged him and Waters with sodomy and sexually abusing boys at the Anchorage shelter, which Grant set up in 1995 for around 90 boys aged eight to 18.