A cancer patient had his car stolen from his Birmingham home while his family members were at his side during his final few hours, police said.
Thieves entered Scott Wright's home and took the car keys and his mother's handbag as the family gathered at his bedside on Wednesday night.
Mr Wright, 26, of Holliday Road, in Erdington, died the next morning.
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