Members of The Order indicted on April 15, 1985.

Found guilty at trial:

Andrew Virgil Barnhill, age 29, sentence: 40 years.
Jean Margaret Craig, age 52, sentence: 40 years.
Randolph George Duey, age 35 sentence: 100 years.
Randall Paul Evans, age 30, sentence: 40 years.
Richard Harold Kemp, age 23, sentence: 60 years.
David Eden Lane, age 48, sentence: 40 years.
Ardie McBrearty, age 58, sentence: 40 years.
Bruce Carroll Pierce, age 31,sentence: 100 years.
Frank Lee Silva, age 27, sentence: 40 years.
David Charles Tate, age 22, sentence: life without parole (Missouri).
Gary Lee Yarbrough, age 30, sentence: 60 years.

Pleaded guilty before trial:

Thomas Bentley, age 58, sentence: seven and-a-half years.
James Sherman Dye, age 37, government witness, sentence: 20 years.
Ronald Allen King, age 46, sentence: five years.
Kenneth Joseph Loff, age 34, government witness, sentence: five years.
Robert E. Merki, age 51, government witness, sentence: 30 years.
Sharon K. Merki, age 48, sentence: 25 years.
William Anthony Nash, age 48, sentence: six months plus five years probation
Jackie Lee Norton, age 29, government witness, sentence: six months plus five years probation.
Denver Daw Parmenter II, age 33, government witness, sentence: 20 years.
Randall Eugene Rader, age 28, government witness, sentence: six years probation.
Richard Joseph Scutari, age 39, sentence: 60 years.
George Franklin Zaengle, age 38, sentence: five years probation.

Unindicted co-conspirators/government witnesses:

Daniel R. Bauer, government witness, pleaded guilty in Boise, Idaho, to being a accessory and receiving stolen money, sentence: five years.
Mark Frank Jones, government witness, witness protection program.
Thomas Allen Martinez, government witness, pleaded guilty in Philadelphia to passing counterfeit money, sentence: three years probation.
Charles E. Ostrout, age 51, government witness, pleaded guilty in San Francisco to bank robbery, sentence: five years.
William Soderquist, government witness, witness protection program.