Like many customers, Ducharme said the discovery provides little closure given Shahbazian’s many “plans” and often discussed goals. “Breaks my heart, it’s like I said she was just flourishing, she was just finally coming out of her shell, and she just seemed like she had so much to look forward to,” she said. Kim’s Nails previously held a vigil for their staff member and friend in January, nearly two weeks after her disappearance. At the time, they hoped Shahbazian could still be out there and well. Kim Lam, the shop’s owner, told CTV News after a month she began to prepare herself for the worst.
