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Figure 2 is a list of the establishments placed on the off-limits list. The Candy Bar club is
identified in Figure 2 as establishment number 57.
Figure 2. List of U.S. Army Garrison Yongsan Off-Limits Establishments in the “Hooker Hill”
area of Itaewon, Seoul
DCIS special agents visited the Candy Bar club address in January, March, and July,
2016. On each occasion, the Candy Bar club was closed. During the March visit, an employee
of a neighboring bar told a DCIS special agent that the Candy Bar club had been closed for
“about two months.” However, the Candy Bar club was open to the public and off-limits to U.S.
military personnel during MG Lewis’ TDY trip to Korea in April 2015. During the July 2016
DCIS visit to the Candy Bar club, a DCIS special agent observed two unopened pieces of mail
protruding from the mailbox addressed to the same person listed as the “representative” on both
Candy Bar club receipts. A DCIS special agent contacted the Candy Bar club representative
listed on the receipts and showed her MG Lewis’ picture. The Candy Bar club representative
told the DCIS special agent that she recognized MG Lewis, but could not recall any details
related to him.
The two receipts from the Candy Bar club did not appear to bear a signature. Each
receipt bore an indistinguishable mark in the signature area. During his interview, when we
asked MG Lewis whether those marks on the receipts were his signature he replied, “No.” In his
TCL response, MG Lewis stated, “The receipts for these transactions have only scrawls or marks