MILES O'BRIEN, CNN ANCHOR: The investigation into the deaths of two Dartmouth College professors is widening. Police in New Hampshire are interviewing those who knew Half and Susanne Zantop here, in the U.S., and abroad. Meanwhile, hundreds attended a memorial service for the Zantops yesterday; they shared stories and their grief. This report comes from Kathy Curran (ph) with our affiliate station WBZ in Boston.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: But now our good advisers and our generous friends are gone; but their lessons remain.</s>KATHY CURRAN, WBZ REPORTER (voice-over): Loved ones and friends who have learned from those lessons gather in grief to remember, honor and thank the people who taught them so much: Susanne and Half Zantop, two well-respected professors whose lives came to a violent end one week ago today.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: And now they're gone, both of them. Both here and gone at the same time.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Your love, trust of other people gave me a home and parents away from my birthplace.</s>CURRAN: Roxanna Verona (ph) discovered the couple's bodies. On this day, it's a scene erased from memory.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: And this is how I will always remember you: hand-in-hand, gracefully flying through the foggy valleys of the Appalachian trail and then disappearing into a beautiful fairy tale.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I wanted to thank you, for my sister and I, from the depths of our heart for all the love and support that we've gotten from everyone here, as well as for the love and support that you gave my parents during their lives.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I think life is very precious and, you know, in a week everything has changed.</s>O'BRIEN: Once again, that report comes from our affiliate WBZ out of Boston.
Slain Couple Mourned in New Hampshire