A man whose wife and two sons were found dead last week in a New Hampshire town has released a statement thanking people for their support and noting that he can't say anything about the case.The bodies of Kassandra Sweeney, 25, and her two sons, Benjamin Sweeney, 4, and Mason Sweeney, 1, were discovered Wednesday at their home on Wethersfield Drive in Northfield, New Hampshire. Investigators said each died of a single gunshot wound.Kassandra Sweeney's husband, Sean Sweeney, posted on Facebook that he can't yet talk about the case. "While things will never be 'normal' again, my body finally shut down and let me get some sleep last night … and I woke up feeling as 'normal' as possible," he posted.He mentioned that his name has been dragged through the mud, but much of the post was focused on his wife and sons."My beautiful wife was the most amazing, caring, sweetest, all-around good person that anyone could ever meet … and just how much she loved our boys," he wrote. "It is our job now to keep their memories alive."Law enforcement officers on Saturday searched areas in Tilton and Northfield, asking the public to stay away. They said the search was for physical evidence and was part of the investigation, not the result of new information. Officials said there's no danger to the public, but they have not made an arrest in the case. They have only said that all parties involved have been accounted for.