Affidavit of Mario Sciorrotta
Sworn allegations concerning Facebook interactions, accounts Sciorrotta attributes to Byrd, and communications from others. The provided affidavit refers to exhibits not present in this two-page copy.
SHUT HER UP · COURT RECORDS
Mario Sciorrotta filed a petition September 3, 2026 seeking an injunction concerning Facebook interactions and contact. The supplied docket records Byrd’s answer, affirmative defenses, and counterclaim for injunctive relief on October 15; the filed answer itself has not yet been reviewed for this archive.
Primary sources and allegations: These are court filings, not endorsements of the allegations they contain. Docket-only entries are explicitly labeled and do not have PDF links.
Record cutoff: Docket snapshot supplied through October 16, 2026. Later activity may not appear here.
Docket chronology
The filing dates below are drawn from the court stamps or the supplied docket. The original public PDF can be read in a preview or opened directly; download links remain available.
Sworn allegations concerning Facebook interactions, accounts Sciorrotta attributes to Byrd, and communications from others. The provided affidavit refers to exhibits not present in this two-page copy.
Procedural notice advising Byrd of the civil action and the requirement to respond following service.
Sciorrotta alleges harassment and asks for restrictions on posting or contact related to his Facebook page and direct contact.
Docket records that Byrd was personally served on September 29, 2026.
No PDF is offered here until it has been independently reviewed and prepared for publication.
The docket confirms Byrd filed an answer and counterclaim. The court-filed PDF was not included in the documents reviewed for this release.
No PDF is offered here until it has been independently reviewed and prepared for publication.
What comes next
The next documents to obtain include the court-filed October 15 answer and counterclaim and any response or subsequent orders. Whether a response deadline has begun, and its exact date, depends on the service record and applicable procedural rules. The docket alone does not establish the merits or outcome of the counterclaim.
These are separate proceedings. Read the Roland v. Byrd record, or return to both cases.