New Details have emerged about the missing DoorDash driver's final order before his disappearance.
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To bring things up to speed, 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.
New Footage of Missing Driver's Final Pickup Surfaces
Now, in new footage obtained by the New York Post on Thursday (November 12), you can see when the Dasher made his final pickup.
In the footage obtained by the outlet, Schuck is seen picking up the food delivery. From the New Sheffield Café on Brodhead Road in Center Township.
The 32-year-old father is seen wearing a red and dark blue plaid shirt. He picks up two bags of food and carries them to his car for what appears to be his final delivery.
In a missing person's release obtained by PEOPLE, 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 keys were in the ignition, and the gas tank was empty.
Missing DoorDash Driver's Dad Speaks Out
Zachariah's father, Carl Schuck, says that the person who received their last delivery from him that evening has been cleared as a suspect. Still, he continues to search for answers about the whereabouts of his son.
"Something could have happened from the time he completed his last delivery to the time that individual got out of the vehicle. I can't verify what happened," he said via The Independent.
"It could have been a carjacking. One person suggested that he may have jumped off of the [nearby] Vanport Bridge. But that's all irrelevant until we can verify who got out of that car."
The missing driver's father also noted that he did not have any history of mental health issues. That would have made him jump off the deep end.
"He was always in a good mood, always happy. His family had no indicators that there was anything wrong," Carl said. "There were no indicators...of any kind of mental issues or stress that he showed, but with the economy the way that it is, with the loss of his job, there was a lot of pressure."
