In December 2003,[4] Bunting was convicted of committing eleven murders,[2] and Wagner of ten murders, of which he had confessed to only three.[2] Vlassakis pleaded guilty to four of the murders.[2] In 2004, Haydon was convicted on five counts of assisting with the murders (of which he admitted to two).[3][5] The jury did not come to a decision on two murder charges against Haydon, and another charge of assisting murder, at which the senior prosecutor, Wendy Abraham, indicated that she would seek a retrial on those charges.[5] The final count against Bunting and Wagner—that of murdering Suzanne Allen—was dropped on 7 May 2007, when a jury had been unable to reach a verdict.[6]