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NEW YORK (AP) - Dan Klores still remembers his first case of heartbreak.
`I was obsessed, during the relationship and after," says the 57-year-old documentary filmmaker. "I did some things that I was absolutely not proud of, and kept them to myself. Who's going to admit, `By the way, I call her and hang up'?"
Burton Pugach admitted to more than that when his heart was broken, and Klores remembered his story, too. It was June 1959 when the married Pugach was jilted by his gorgeous young girlfriend — and hired someone to toss lye in her face, blinding the love of his life (and ensuring she could quite literally never see another man).
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