She allegedly gave 15 minor teens access to alcohol, full run of the house and encouraged them to have sex, according to court documents. At one party, she allegedly handed a drunk boy a condom and shoved him into a room with a 14-year-old girl.
O’Connor faces 39 criminal charges, including sexual abuse, sexual battery, child endangerment and giving alcohol to minors stemming from parties she allegedly hosted at her home.
Shannon O'Connor listens in a courtroom, Wednesday, Oct. 20, 2021 in San Jose, Calif. Bail was denied for O'Connor, a California mother accused of hosting alcohol-fueled parties for her teenage son and his friends where she encouraged them to drink and have sex with intoxicated girls. (Anda Chu/Bay Area News Group via AP)
The San Francisco-based KRON-TV revealed Monday that a pack of five female inmates inside the Elmwood Correctional Facility allegedly attacked O'Connor in a vicious beating "likely [to] produce great bodily injury" back in October, according to court documents.
The suspects, identified in court documents as Erika Amaya, 45, Danielle Chavez, 24, Sophia Vigil, 35, Anita Quiroz, 36, and Marjaana Gardea, 28, allegedly beat O'Connor with their hands and feet for 16 seconds before deputies broke up the brawl.
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Photo shows Shannon O'Connor's Los Gatos home. (Google Maps)
O'Connor was hospitalized after the attack and then returned to the county jail.
The incident report states that she did not defend herself.
She is due back in court next month in the child abuse case.
Shannon O’Connor, 49, was arrested in Idaho, where she moved after allegedly throwing drunken parties for teenagers in her former California home. (Ada County Sheriff's Office)
She allegedly used the screen name "Nun" on Snapchat and communicated with her sons' friends, inviting them over for the drunken parties, encouraging them not to tell their parents and sometimes leaving them completely unsupervised when she went out with her husband, who was not charged in the scandal and filed for divorce after her arrest.
After the coronavirus-era parties, she moved to Idaho, where she was arrested in Ada County. Her sons were placed in state custody there at the time. Her former husband could not immediately be reached for comment.
She faces more than 20 years in prison if convicted, and would have to register as a sex offender. Her attorney did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Fox News' Emma Colton and Haley Chi-Sing contributed to this report.