52 Delgadillo Pérez, who stated that “[f]aced with the lack of institutional support, in desperation, the families themselves search the city trying to find their daughters.”196 187. Regarding Laura Berenice Ramos, in addition to the statement made when her disappearance was reported,197 the authorities also received statements from two of her family members198 and three of her school friends.199 The Court observes that these statements gave indications that might have helped find Laura Berenice Ramos, such as information on a young man with whom she had frequently spoken by telephone,200 places she often went to,201 her plans for the evening of her disappearance,202 about a young man who worked with her and other people who might have information,203 and also about a man who, according to the statements, she did not want to go out with.204 188. Furthermore, in 2003, the mother of Laura Berenice Ramos testified about several telephone calls that she received in the days following her daughter’s disappearance and that, during one of them, she “was able to hear her daughter, Laura, arguing with someone” and that, consequently, she went “to the state Attorney General’s Office so that the telephone call could be traced” and was told that they could not trace it.”205 In addition, according to Mrs. Monárrez, no inquiries were made at the school where her daughter studied or other interviews with her friends or acquaintances, or in other places she used to go, in order to find her.206 In addition, no steps were taken in relation to the telephone calls that Laura Berenice Ramos had made and received on her mobile phone.207 189. In relation to Claudia Ivette González, in addition to the statement made when her disappearance was reported,208 statements were taken from five friends,209 a coattachments to the answer to the application, volume XXXVII, attachment 50, docket III, volume II, folio 13600). 196 Testimony of witness Delgadillo Pérez, supra note 187, folio 3523. 197 Cf. appearance of Benita Monárrez Salgado, supra note 170, folio 2611. 198 Cf. appearance of Daniel Ramos Canales before a deputy official of the Public Prosecutor’s Office attached to the Office of the Special Prosecutor to Investigate Murders of Women and Disappearances of Persons, on September 28, 2001 (case file of attachments to the application, volume VIII, attachment 15, folio 2615), and appearance of Claudia Ivonne Ramos Monárrez, supra note 169, folios 2619 to 2621. 199 Cf. appearance of Ana Catalina Solís Gaytán before a deputy official of the Public Prosecutor’s Office attached to the Office of the Special Prosecutor to Investigate Murders of Women and Disappearances of Persons, on October 1, 2001 (case file of attachments to the application, volume VIII, attachment 16, folio 2617); appearance of Diana América Corral Hernández before a deputy official of the Public Prosecutor’s Office attached to the Office of the Special Prosecutor to Investigate Murders of Women and Disappearances of Persons, on October 1, 2001 (case file of attachments to the application, volume VIII, attachment 18, folio 2623), and appearance of Rocío Itxel Núñez Acevedo, supra note 169 (folios 2625 to 2626). 200 Cf. appearance of Ana Catalina Solís Gaytán, supra note 199. 201 Cf. appearance of Rocío Itxel Núñez Acevedo, supra note 169, folio 2626. 202 Cf. appearance of Rocío Itxel Núñez Acevedo, supra note 169, folio 2626. 203 Cf. appearance of Claudia Ivonne Ramos Monárrez, supra note 169, folios 2620 and 2621, and appearance of Rocío Itxel Núñez Acevedo, supra note 169, folio 2626. 204 Cf. appearance of Diana América Corral Hernández, supra note 199. 205 Cf. file card of October 15, 2003 (case file of attachments to the answer to the application, volume XXXVII, attachment 50, docket III, volume II, folio 13580). 206 Cf. document presented by Benita Monárrez Salgado and the Red Ciudadana de No Violencia and Dignidad Humana to the IACHR, supra note 184, folio 294. 207 Cf. appearance of Rocío Itxel Núñez Acevedo, supra note 169, folios 2625 and 2626. 208 Cf. appearance of Mayela Banda González, supra note 173.