Claremont Woman Faces Charges in Federal Kidnapping Case

Tuesday, May 26, 2026 at 10:15 PM

Nicole Palardy, a 37-year-old resident of Claremont, has been implicated in a conspiracy to commit kidnapping.

Federal authorities have brought charges against a third individual linked to the abduction of a woman from New Hampshire. Nicole Palardy, a 37-year-old resident of Claremont, has been implicated in a conspiracy to commit kidnapping. This development follows the indictments of two men, Damarcus Bonner from Connecticut, aged 30, and 27-year-old Tyron Harris from Massachusetts, who were charged in federal court a fortnight earlier.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has reported that this group was involved in the kidnapping of a woman in Claremont, subsequently transporting her to a residence in Springfield, Vermont. There, she was subjected to severe physical abuse while they demanded a ransom. Law enforcement officials intervened and successfully rescued the victim, discovering crucial evidence at the scene. This evidence included a firearm, narcotics, and tools used for torture.

If found guilty, the individuals involved in this case face the possibility of life imprisonment.