P. J. Smyth
She SaidP. J. Smyth appears in the book’s index at three points in its coverage of Brett Kavanaugh, but the available record does not establish who Smyth is in relation to the events or what he did. His presence is documented; his part in the narrative remains unspecified.
Index Record
The index lists P. J. Smyth on pages 195, 220, and 242. It also lists Brett Kavanaugh across pages 189–209 and 211–244, ranges that include all three Smyth references. This places the citations within the book’s Kavanaugh-related coverage without identifying the subject of any particular reference.
What the References Establish
The page listings support only a limited conclusion: Smyth is mentioned or otherwise referenced at three points in that coverage. The supplied evidence does not describe his identity, connection to Kavanaugh, statements, or actions, so no more specific account of his role can be grounded here.
Narrative Record
Smyth’s entry is therefore an index trace rather than a developed character account. The three page references indicate recurrence, but without the passages themselves they do not reveal whether that recurrence reflects a substantive relationship, a passing mention, or another connection.