Croydon poker dealer dies after rare cancer diagnosis

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 11:38 · Archive

A Croydon poker dealer has died after stomach pain and blood in his urine led to a diagnosis of one of the world's rarest cancers.

Nickodemus Dacres, a poker dealer from Croydon, has died following a diagnosis of one of the world's rarest forms of cancer. The condition was discovered after he experienced extreme stomach pain and blood in his urine.

Those who knew Dacres described him as a 'bubbly young man' with a 'heart of gold'.

Croydon poker dealer dies after rare cancer diagnosis — Image: Croydon Guardian

Comments (0)

How it is being reported

Croydon man with 'heart of gold' dies after stomach pains turn out to be cancerCroydon Guardian · 6 Oct, 11:00
London poker dealer dies after stomach ache turns out to be rare cancerMyLondon · 5 Oct, 08:39

In this story: Nickodemus Dacres · Croydon

This summary was written by AI from the headlines and standfirsts above, and states as fact only what at least two outlets report. How we use AI · Report a problem