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Missing DoorDash Driver’s Car Found Abandoned Days After His Final Delivery

There has been a major update in the case of a missing DoorDash Driver. The missing driver, 32-year-old Zachariah Schuck, went missing back on October 22. The dasher's vehicle was found abandoned in Pennsylvania after he had made his final food delivery. According to a Monday (November 9) report from PEOPLE, 

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Car Belonging to Missing Driver Was Found via Doorbell Camera 

In a missing person's release obtained by the outlet, the North Sewickley Township Police Department said that Schuck was last seen on October 22 traveling on Route 51. The release notes that the driver's last delivery was around 6:30 pm. His abandoned delivery vehicle was found later.

"The last delivery was at approximately 6:30 p.m. in the Monaca area," the police bulletin read (via PEOPLE). "Cell phone coverage was lost around 8 p.m. His vehicle was later found parked abandoned on Croxall Ave in Monaca at about 8 p.m."

The driver's father, Carl Schuck, said that Zachariah's spouse called him. To inform him that his had not returned home after his final delivery for the evening. According to a report from ABC affiliate WTAE.

After Carl confirmed that he had not had any contact with his son, Zachariah's wife went to the bridge where the communication tower last had contact with his cell phone.  

Zachariah's Father Speaks Out About Son's Disappearance 

His abandoned car was discovered later via doorbell camera footage. However, it was unclear if the driver was Zachariah because of poor video quality. This has left Carl feeling frustrated as he continues to look for answers about the whereabouts of his son.

"That's where my frustration is," Carl explained to the outlet. "Was it Zach? Or wasn't it Zach? Or did something happen between the time that he did his last delivery and the time that the car was left there?"

Carl also told the outlet that he is unsure if his son went into isolation to "regroup."

"I can't verify if maybe he was going through hardship and he just decided to take off and, you know, go rethink and regroup someplace," he told WTAE. "If he did, we just want to know where he is and if he's safe."

Anyone with information on Zachariah's whereabouts is encouraged to call the North Sewickley Township Police Department at 724-843-3421 or 724-843-8118.