A former Syrian intelligence chief, Husam Luka, who has been accused by new Syrian authorities of involvement in murders and torture, may be located in Russia. Journalists discovered a notebook with contacts in his Damascus apartment. Following months of investigative work to determine his whereabouts, they obtained a Russian phone number that allegedly belongs to him.
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