BEDFORD, NH — The Bedford community is mourning the tragic death of Tyson Bolduc, a Bedford High School student who died Sunday night following a disturbing incident on Wallace Road.
According to Bedford Police, the incident occurred around 8:15 p.m. on June 8, 2025, when Tyson, a passenger in a moving vehicle, jumped out of the car while it was in motion. Emergency crews responded to the scene near Wallace Road and Stagecoach Lane, and Tyson was transported to a nearby hospital, where he was later pronounced dead from his injuries.
The event prompted a swift and somber response from school officials. In a letter sent to families Monday morning, Bedford High School Principal Robert Josokos confirmed the student’s death, stating:
“I’m writing about the death of a BHS student. The student died from injuries related to a vehicle. I have no other details.”
He also informed parents that students were notified of the loss during Advisory period, and that school counselors would be available throughout the day to support those in need.
While officials have not formally released the name of the student, Tyson Bolduc has been widely identified through unofficial sources, with tributes from friends and classmates pouring in on social media. Many describe Tyson as a kind, spirited young man with a big heart and an unforgettable presence in the school community.
The tragedy led to a temporary closure of Wallace Road as police investigated the scene. Authorities are continuing their investigation and are urging anyone who witnessed the incident or has information to contact the Bedford Police Department at 603-472-5113.
As the investigation continues, grief and disbelief ripple through Bedford High School. Students, faculty, and families are left grappling with the sudden loss of a young life, remembered now with heavy hearts and unanswered questions.