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Here's an example slave log from such a case.
Broadcast message from root@ip-10-0-1-17 (Fri Jul 18 04:44:23 2014): The system is going down for system halt NOW!
Jenkins thinks the state of the node is "Offline" with message "This node is being launched" but the log clearly shows that it's actually shut down.
In this case the node was launched by a previous job. It looks like it must've been idling out when the job began, though there aren't any timestamps in the job console output to confirm:
The build start timestamp for the matrix build is Jul 18, 2014 4:34:14 .
The EC2 plugin logs show it being idled down:
The worker node is in a different timezone to Jenkins, hence the mismatched times. You can see the node went down at :44, moments after idle stop was requested.
I'm beginning to suspect that this issue is related to matrix builds, and specifically to matrix builds with a touchstone build that runs first.