cancer treatment spent £36,000 on holidays, gambling, shopping sprees, restaurants and even a luxury private box to watch the football.The mum-of-one faked a cancer diagnosis and tricked around 700 people into donating more than £45,000.Nicole Elkabbas falsely claimed on her GoFundMe page that she needed funds to pay for private ovarian cancer treatment in Spain, with her plea raising a total of £45,350.READ MORE: Heartbroken mum of dead cop says police officers beat him to death in ‘mob’ trainingHowever, the 44-year-old from Broadstairs, Kent, was given the all-clear of cancer by doctors days before the fundraiser was set up.Despite conning the public out of such a significant amount of money - she will only have to pay back £5.According to the Daily Mail, investigators have since probed her accounts and calculated she made a total of £36,000 due to criminal exploits, Canterbury Crown Court heard.
