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With a simple "sleep a random time between 0 and 200 seconds, then finish" project that builds in parallel, build #3 and #6 finished before #1, #2, #4 and #5, without waiting for them. This was on Jenkins 1.584.
The behavior you're seeing is very likely controlled by the configured post-build steps. For a long time, email sending (both Mailer and email-ext IIRC) blocked build completion because it wanted to make sure to use the correct subject ("Failed" vs. "Still Failing"). AFAIK this was changed, leading to potentially slightly wrong email subjects.
Not a core bug, and more information on the job configuration is needed to investigate further. Issues should be filed against the responsible post-build action plugins.