Distraught dad's warning after daughter dies from toxic ecstasy pill: 'I will see them fall'

A heartbroken father has vowed to track down drug suppliers who gave his teenager daughter an ecstasy pill he claims was laden with rat poison, causing her to die.

Alanis Moyano, 19, was rushed to hospital in Barcelona, Spain, after taking a pill at a music festival in Palma.

It's now feared a rogue batch of the pills are being circulated on the party island of Ibiza, popular with tourists. Luz Moreno, a member of an expat group on Facebook posted a warning to other travellers saying, "Some pills are doing the rounds in Palma that have rat poison in them.

"A girl aged 19 has died from taking one after agonising for two days.

"It was a small, yellow pill with a skull on the front. People need to be aware they cannot consume any old s**t."

Alanis was living in Majorca, having moved there seven month ago from her native Argentina.

Her father, Paulo, shared a photo of a pill – believed to be similar to the one his daughter took.

Writing on Facebook he said: "I would love to know who sold my little girl this poison so I could put a bullet in his head."

Paulo explained that when he was forced to identify her body, he had to refer to a tattoo as his daughter was otherwise "unrecognisable".

Alana posted a video to Instagram, showing her dancing at a party, which Paulo says, "was the last time I saw her alive".

The distraught father also posted a chilling warning to those who had given Alanis the drug saying, "Those who took my daughter’s life will never sleep again.

"I will see them fall."

He's since shared several memories of his daughter writing, "My life is broken, I find no explanation, I find no comfort. So, Chiquita so full of life, bye love of my life, my baby, my angel.

"Goodbye Dad's beauty."