diff --git a/test/manual/Cardano/Launcher/POSIXSpec.md b/test/manual/Cardano/Launcher/POSIXSpec.md
index 9ddb5bd9fb4..8e8a19f8185 100644
--- a/test/manual/Cardano/Launcher/POSIXSpec.md
+++ b/test/manual/Cardano/Launcher/POSIXSpec.md
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ signals are correctly handled on a unix system.
   11003 10983 75 09:42 pts/1 00:03:30 cardano-http-bridge start --port 8080
   11071 10983 58 09:42 pts/1 00:02:41 cardano-wallet-server --wallet-server-port 8090 --http-bridge-port 8080 --network mainnet
   ```
-- Send a `SIGTERM` signal to this pid using `kill <pid>` 
+- Send a `SIGTERM` signal to this pid using `kill <pid>`
 - Run `ps -ef | grep cardano`, there's no more process running: the launcher,
   the wallet and the chain producer have all stopped.
 
@@ -68,15 +68,17 @@ signals are correctly handled on a unix system.
 ### `SIGKILL`
 
 > **Disclaimer**
-> 
+>
 > The semantic of `SIGKILL` doesn't allow us to do any clean-up after receiving
 > it (we can't shove a signal handler for a `SIGKILL`!). So, if one kills the
 > launcher, one doesn't kill the sub-processes the launcher has started. This
 > should be handled at the OS level, or via different mechanism (like, having a
 > shared socket between the launcher and its children).
 >
-> As a consequence, sending a `SIGKILL` to the launcher will NOT terminates the
+> As a consequence, sending a `SIGKILL` to the launcher will NOT terminate the
 > sub-processes started by the launcher. This is, for now, a known limitation.
+>
+> Please note that steps below are therefore currently invalid!
 
 - Start the launcher in background using `stack exec -- cardano-wallet-launcher &`
 - Run `ps -ef | grep cardano` and lookup the `pid` of the launcher process (and
@@ -88,8 +90,7 @@ signals are correctly handled on a unix system.
   11003 10983 75 09:42 pts/1 00:03:30 cardano-http-bridge start --port 8080
   11071 10983 58 09:42 pts/1 00:02:41 cardano-wallet-server --wallet-server-port 8090 --http-bridge-port 8080 --network mainnet
   ```
-- Send a `SIGKILL` signal to this pid using `kill -9 <pid>` 
+- Send a `SIGKILL` signal to this pid using `kill -9 <pid>`
 - Run `ps -ef | grep cardano`, and control that the launcher isn't running
   anymore. The wallet server and the underlying chain producer should however
   still be up-and-running.
-
diff --git a/test/unit/Cardano/LauncherSpec.hs b/test/unit/Cardano/LauncherSpec.hs
index 37b833aa23e..124ae5664f8 100644
--- a/test/unit/Cardano/LauncherSpec.hs
+++ b/test/unit/Cardano/LauncherSpec.hs
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ import Test.Hspec
 {-# ANN spec ("HLint: ignore Use head" :: String) #-}
 spec :: Spec
 spec = do
-    it "One process exits with 0, others are cancelled" $ do
+    it "1st process exits with 0, others are cancelled" $ do
         let commands =
               [ Command "./test/data/Launcher/once.sh" ["0"] (pure ())
               , Command "./test/data/Launcher/forever.sh" [] (pure ())
@@ -28,7 +28,16 @@ spec = do
         name `shouldBe` cmdName (commands !! 0)
         code `shouldBe` ExitSuccess
 
-    it "One process exits with 14, others are cancelled" $ do
+    it "2nd process exits with 0, others are cancelled" $ do
+        let commands =
+              [ Command "./test/data/Launcher/forever.sh" [] (pure ())
+              , Command "./test/data/Launcher/once.sh" ["0"] (pure ())
+              ]
+        (ProcessHasExited name code) <- launch commands
+        name `shouldBe` cmdName (commands !! 1)
+        code `shouldBe` ExitSuccess
+
+    it "1st process exits with 14, others are cancelled" $ do
         let commands =
               [ Command "./test/data/Launcher/once.sh" ["14"] (pure ())
               , Command "./test/data/Launcher/forever.sh" [] (pure ())
@@ -37,6 +46,15 @@ spec = do
         name `shouldBe` cmdName (commands !! 0)
         code `shouldBe` (ExitFailure 14)
 
+    it "2nd process exits with 14, others are cancelled" $ do
+        let commands =
+              [ Command "./test/data/Launcher/forever.sh" [] (pure ())
+              , Command "./test/data/Launcher/once.sh" ["14"] (pure ())
+              ]
+        (ProcessHasExited name code) <- launch commands
+        name `shouldBe` cmdName (commands !! 1)
+        code `shouldBe` (ExitFailure 14)
+
     it "Process executes a command before they start" $ do
         mvar <- newEmptyMVar
         let before = putMVar mvar "executed"