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In 1985, Brian Calen claimed he was blinded in the right eye in a cruise ship accident. Seven years later, he said a ship's telescope blinded him again. Then, he reported, he was blinded on two more trips. All in the same eye. Calen's unlucky streak -- which allowed him to collect more than $1 million in travelers' insurance money -- finally caught up with him Wednesday, when he was charged with insurance fraud and grand larceny.
November 11, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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