DAMASCUS (Reuters) - It was three in the afternoon when Lulu's phone stopped working somewhere in east Damascus near the Air Force Intelligence building, one of Syria's most feared security agencies.
That was last November. The 30-year-old had been shopping in Hamra, a 15-minute drive away. She has yet to come home.
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