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Allen Smith proposed to an Australian woman he met just weeks after the two began exchanging e-mails. She said yes to the proposal and to the $12,475 engagement ring -- and then disappeared. Now Smith is battling Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Co. to recover the value of the 2-carat diamond ring. A Philadelphia judge said the woman's actions did not constitute theft under Smith's insurance policy.
October 14, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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