Mass. man facing up to life in prison after allegedly kidnapping and torturing N.H. woman

"Bonner and Harris are accused of kidnapping an adult victim in Claremont, New Hampshire, and bringing her to a home in Springfield, Vermont, where they held her against her will and tortured her for more than 24 hours, Creegan said."

"The caller informed police that the mother of his child, an adult female, contacted him to say she was being "held against her will" and "needed money to pay her captors to prevent further harm." The caller reported receiving images from the victim's phone showing her bound feet and abdominal burns. During a FaceTime call, he also saw one of the captors carrying a silver handgun, the criminal complaint states."

"Law enforcement tracked the victim's phone and arrived at the Springfield residence Jan. 25. After the victim left the house, Bonner, Harris, and four others - including one labeled as "co-conspirator 2" and a minor - were identified at the scene, according to court documents."

"On Jan. 23, the victim had arranged a drug purchase in Claremont, New Hampshire, with an individual identified as "co-conspirator 1," she told law enforcement while in the hospital. Upon arrival, she encountered Bonner and Harris inside a black pickup truck and was forced into the vehicle, she said."

Damarcus Bonner and Tyron Harris appeared in federal court after being held in Vermont custody since January. They are accused of kidnapping an adult victim in Claremont, New Hampshire, and transporting her to a home in Springfield, Vermont, where they allegedly held her against her will and tortured her for more than 24 hours. A report on Jan. 24 described the victim contacting her child’s father, saying she was being held against her will and needed money to prevent further harm. The caller reported receiving images showing bound feet and abdominal burns and seeing a silver handgun during a FaceTime call. Police tracked the victim’s phone and arrived at the residence the next day, identifying the suspects at the scene. The victim later said she was held for ransom after being accused of stealing drugs or money.

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