A jury is currently hearing testimonies from teenagers claiming to be victims in a case involving a California mother who faces numerous charges for allegedly organizing secret parties that encouraged underage drinking and sexual activities at her luxurious home.

Shannon O’Connor is standing trial, facing 63 criminal charges linked to accusations of hosting alcohol-fueled gatherings for minors during the 2020-2021 school year in Santa Clara, according to reports from KRON.

Deputy District Attorney Joanna Lee has described O’Connor, famously known as the “Los Gatos Party Mom,” as orchestrating “chaotic, alcohol-drenched events.” Lee further explained that for many first-year students at Los Gatos High in 2020, their introduction to alcohol resulted in excessive drinking, vomiting, and blackouts, as reported by local media. O’Connor’s residence reportedly became a venue where young attendees engaged in sexual activities, with accusations that she groomed and encouraged them to partake in such behaviors.

The parties allegedly involved numerous 14-year-old freshmen, with O’Connor purportedly acting as the sole adult overseeing the festivities, which reportedly occurred up to five times a week.

Despite the serious allegations, Shannon O’Connor has pleaded not guilty to 63 charges related to hosting these intoxicant-laden gatherings at her Los Gatos residence.

Prosecutors claim O’Connor leveraged her son’s position on the high school football team and her image as a “cool mom” to maintain regular communication with the freshmen via Snapchat, all while keeping this interaction hidden from their parents.

On Tuesday, one female minor, identified as Jane Doe 6, testified the social environment at the gatherings was “misogynistic,” while corroborating prior statements from victims alleging O’Connor pressured teens to sneak out of their homes to drink heavily and “hook-up.” 

Jane Doe 6 reportedly went on to allege her best friend, a 14-year-old girl identified as Jane Doe 4, experienced symptoms of depression and alcoholism after being sexually and physically abused by boys at the parties.

“[John Doe 7] would touch her in front of everybody,” Jane Doe 6 told the court, according to KRON. “It was bad, it was weird.”

Shannon O’Connor listens in a courtroom, Oct. 20, 2021, in San Jose, Calif. She’s been indicted on 63 counts, including plying minors with alcohol and aiding and abetting sexual assault. (Anda Chu/Bay Area News Group via AP, File)

The young girl reportedly went on to testify that when John Doe 7 drank alcohol, he would act violently toward the girls at the parties and “no one reacted to it.” 

“On one occasion, Jane Doe 4 was sitting in [O’Connor’s] kitchen in her swimsuit when John Doe 7 began to punch Jane Doe 4 on her leg,” Lee wrote in court documents. [O’Connor] was drinking a glass of champagne and laughed as she watched. John Doe 7 stood over her and continued to kick her legs and stomach all while [O’Connor] was sitting in the kitchen.”

Shannon O’Connor’s Los Gatos home, where she is accused of throwing wild parties for minors.  (Google Maps)

Jane Doe 6 told the prosecution that her friend “was totally alcohol dependent” and “had to take shots of alcohol before she could leave her house.” 

The mother of Jane Doe 4 also took the stand this week, telling the court her daughter first visited O’Connor’s home in the fall of 2020 to work on a school science project with O’Connor’s son, KRON reported.

“It all seemed normal in the beginning. She was an innocent kid. She’d never dated,” the mother said, adding that when she dropped Jane Doe 4 off at the house, “It was a very fancy, beautiful home. [O’Connor’s] son seemed like a nice kid.”

After the child made several trips to O’Connor’s home, her behavior changed, the mother testified, adding her daughter acted “really tired” and “closed off,” according to KRON. 

Jane Doe 4’s mother went on to add that she confronted her daughter after noticing bruises on her body, but her concerns were brushed off. 

One night, the mother noticed Jane Doe 4’s breath smelled like alcohol and told her, “no matter what it is, I will help you,” KRON reported. The mother added that her child felt “a lot of shame” and “was trying to escape.”

O’Connor’s attorney did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment. 

Another mother reportedly told the jury in previous testimony that she “100 percent trusted [O’Connor]. As a mom, I have guilt for not seeing the signs sooner.” 

O’Connor has pleaded not guilty to all charges.