I WILL NOT LET SIOBHAN'S DRUGS DEATH BE IN VAIN

THE father of a teenage ecstasy death victim last night vowed to read
the disturbing post mortem report into her death to
schoolchildren.

Siobhan Delaney suffered an extreme brain reaction when she took one
and a half tablets in a Liverpool city centre nightclub.

Her father, Desmond, said he hoped reading the distressing documents,
outlining how the tablets killed his daughter, would shock
Merseyside's pupils away from experimenting with drugs.

Mr Delaney said: "My beautiful daughter's life was cut short by this
drug. She will never have the chance to fulfil her dreams.

"I want to tell other youngsters her story so they realise how easily
it could happen to them.

"I want to go into schools and read them the report so they can hear
for themselves the devastation drugs cause.

"We are all struggling to cope with our loss, Siobhan was the perfect
daughter and knowing we will never see her again is tearing us apart."