The last of three Oath Keeper trials ended in four convictions.

Sandra Parker, Laura Steele, Connie Meggs, and William Isaacs were convicted on Monday of conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding and obstructing Congress’s work on Jan. 6. The charges come with a slew of others, including the destruction of government property, the New York Times reported.

FOUR OATH KEEPERS CONVICTED OF SEDITIOUS CONSPIRACY FOR JAN. 6

The remaining two defendants, Bennie Parker and Michael Greene, were only convicted of entering or remaining in a restricted building or grounds. They are not accused of entering the Capitol on Jan. 6.

The jury was deliberating on other charges for the group on Monday.

The final Oath Keeper trial was the least serious of the three; it was the only trial where the defendants were not accused of seditious conspiracy.

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The far-right Oath Keepers group became a highlight of the Department of Justice's central argument that the Jan. 6 riot was actually a coordinated effort to overthrow the United States government. Its leader, Stewart Rhodes, was found guilty of seditious conspiracy in November.

In January, four other Oath Keepers were found guilty of seditious conspiracy in connection with the riot.