Legal experts believe that prosecutors will move forward with their case against Bloomfield attorney Kent Mawhinney, who has been charged with conspiracy to commit murder.

They say the case against the attorney is likely to proceed, even though the prime suspect, real estate developer Fotis Dulos, died by suicide Thursday. Fotis had been awaiting trial for murder of his wife Jennifer, who disappeared in May.

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